I’ll be making some projects from repurposed materials in the coming weeks. First off, I made some more trees from felted wool sweaters — a miniature version of my thrifted trees from last year. This version has a new template to go with it. So get some wool sweaters, wash and dry them, cut 15 circles according to the template, string them together and hang them or add them to your miniature winter village. I’m hoping to make one of those this year, but we’ll see. You know, because everyone needs a miniature winter village, right?
So cute! What I am equally amazed about is the vintage ornament in the background. I have some of those that belonged to my husband’s mother. Sweet!
I HAVE always thought I needed a miniature village. These would be great with quilted gingerbread houses, don’t you think? Thanks!
Those are SO cute!
This is wonderful! I’ve been looking for some great ideas for homemade Christmas ornaments this year – thanks!
clearly, yes. everyone does need a winter village.
Love those trees! I’m thinking some red ones would love beautiful on my dining room table.
I LOVE this photos! It would make a very cute Christmas card!
so cute. I am totally in love with this project. thanx for the inspiration.
Thanks for this post. It was just the inspiration I was looking for, especially since I’ve shrinked so many sweaters last year 🙂
I love the felted trees!!
Your little tress our so sweet! I think we’ll have to try it out with our little one’s 🙂
Your trees are great! So simple and cute.
I have popped in from time to time looking for little crafts for my kids. I saw the Thrifted Holiday Trees last year. I love this newer tinier version and I can’t wait to make some!
~ Jennifer
These are very, very cute.
These are so cool I am going to make these for my Christmas crafts this year!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This is great! I’m thinking of making these for an ornament exchange I’m doing.
I found your site through Sassy Sites. Love your holiday trees. Can’t wait to make it with my toddlers and preschoolers. Will do the smaller version. Thanks for your sharing.