The sparkling glass beads on these velvet fig handmade ornaments add glamour and sparkle when hanging from the Christmas tree.  And this fun project is an Anthropologie knock-off.

A Christmas wreath made with fabric is an easy project; you can use it year after year.

​A  great project that is an eco-friendly alternative to using gift wrap use a reusable drawstring bag made from upcycled clothing.

You only need scrap fabric and swatches to make these cute mushroom Christmas ornaments.  They are a fun sewing project with step-by-step instructions; soon, you'll have enough for a garland.

Stocking garlands are fun holiday sewing projects and colourful Christmas decorations to sew. And this one is adorable and simple to make. All you need is felt and a few sewing supplies.

An easy Christmas sewing craft for dog lovers, with these cute Scottie dogs, Hang them as ornaments or in a garland, all made from tartan fabric scraps.

Hack an old green sweater or sweatshirt by sewing on applique baubles to make a fun upcycled top for Christmas.

One of the easiest ways to dress for the festive season is to wear a Santa hat!

Use Christmas-themed cookie cutters for the shape when making these cute upcycled Christmas ornaments from old sweaters.

This is my husband's go-to breakfast; he'd chuckle if he saw one of these Christmas ornaments on the tree.

This style of retro Christmas baubles is my favourite; I've made giant cardboard versions but can't wait to try this Christmas sewing pattern for the fabric version.

A Christmas tree skirt gives your tree a nice finish, and It’s also the perfect backdrop for your Christmas presents. This is a sewing pattern for a star-shaped Christmas tree Skirt.

Make a large Polar bear to cuddle with and the smaller one as an ornament to hang on the Christmas tree.

Don't forget the family pooch when making everyone's Christmas stockings. You can even personalize it with their name. You'll find the sewing pattern for the denim dog toy here.

These giant Christmas bauble pillows instantly make your sofa/couch look festive. You'll find more festive pillow cover design ideas in this collection.

This giant fabric stag head brings a touch of whimsy to your walls. Make it look more festive by choosing a Christmas patterned fabric.

Fill these cones with treats and hang them from the trees; the kids will love them!

There are six different Christmas embroidery patterns to choose from with these felt baubles.

​This seasonal Christmas pillow looks great on the bed or sofa; I love the pom poms trim.  There is a free tutorial, pattern, and video for this Christmas fat quarters sewing craft.

Making one of these felt picture frame ornaments with a photo of the kids would make a lovely keepsake gift for the family.

Making giant letters out of felt is a fun Christmas sewing craft, especially if you make enough to spell your favourite Christmas words, such as JINGLE or FALALA.

You can't get much more festive than a Robin red breast, especially if you give him a Santa hat.

Take the Christmas turkey safely out of the oven with one of these festive mitts. They would also make a lovely handmade gift.

Making giving gift cards at Christmas more personal by sewing one of these seasonal gift card holders.

I only use Christmas tea towels in the kitchen for the whole month of December. I'd love to add this adorable applique hexagon one to my stash.

I'd love to have an animal-themed decorated Christmas tree this year; these felt cuties would be perfect. The white animals like the polar bear, swan and owl especially will look festive on the tree.

It doesn't have to be pyjama bottoms; with this tutorial, you can upcycle almost any item of clothing into fun, festive Christmas stockings for your mantle.

This DIY Christmas sewing project is fun to make for the kids. The homemade advent calendar will last year after year, and the kids will enjoy decorating the fabric tree with ornaments.

I love to upcycle my old jeans into fun denim Christmas ornaments; these patchwork stars can be hung on the wall or used as decorative mats on the table.

Take your homemade Christmas stockings to the next level with this colourful quilted stocking pattern. I love the pom-pom trim.

Hang a colourful string of felt Christmas bulbs to add a touch of rainbow magic to your Christmas decor.

Christmas decorations are all about ornaments and garlands; with this sewing post, you can make both from repurposed sweaters.

Turn leftover scraps of red patterned fabric into a bowl of Christmas candy canes.

Sew up Christmas fabric into padded tubes and then braid them into a unique wreath for stunning Christmas door decor.

This Christmas tree pillow is made from an old sweater, but it can just as easily be made with green felt or fabric.

The small patterned prints of Liberty fabrics are fun to sew, and these Christmas ornaments are adorable. Stitching Christmas ornaments in the patterns of your favourite fabric designers is a great idea; I feel some Kaffe Fassett and Marimekko Christmas ornaments are coming soon!

Sew your scraps into a tartan or plaid forest for your winter mantle!

If you have a Christmas angel on the top of your tree rather than a star, this is the Christmas sewing pattern for you.

Dala horses are a traditional Scandinavian Christmas decoration, so why not twist them and sew them from denim scraps?

Being a half-Scandi household, we love gnomes, and these mug rugs will look so sweet on the Christmas coffee table.

​Upcycle fabrics for the home into a festive table tablescape with this Christmas table runner pattern.

Why not make the gift tag a gift with one of these beautifully sew hexie tags? They would make lovely gift toppers.

These Christmas elves are so cute you won't mind finding them on your shelf!

I'd love a Christmas tree decorated with a load of these cute felt snowmen, each in a different colour!

Not only would this make an adorable Christmas gift, but it would also look fun on the coffee table or your desk.

Another cute Rudulph-themed Christmas sewing project with this adorable stocking. The kids will love it!

A bottle of wine is a welcome hostess gift at Christmas; put it in a hand-sewn fabric gift bag. The bags will be more festive if you use upcycled Christmas tea towels.

Simple and elegant while still festive, this wreath would look great on the front door at Christmas.

It is said every time a bell rings, an angel gets its wings. I have always thought that a heartwarming idea and these angel wings made from quilting scraps are an adorable ornament to hang on the tree. 

Add a bit of holiday fun to your kitchen counters with this festive bauble hot pad—free pattern and tutorial.

Another way to make your kitchen feel festive is with this free Christmas kitchen towel sewing pattern.

Hang them in a garland, use them as tags or hang them from the tree. Whatever you choose, these Christmas ornaments will brighten up your holiday decor.

Add a cool Scandinavian Christmas craft to your decor with these upcycled sweater trees.

You'll only need a few fabric scraps to stitch these mini Christmas mittens for your tree.

Have you ever stitched paper? Stitching up festive paper bags into a fun, repurposed advent calendar is easier than you think.

These denim pot holders are the ideal Christmas sewing project, blending festive flair with the sentimental touch of repurposed jeans, making them a standout addition to any holiday kitchen.

Create a celestial charm for your holiday decor with DIY embroidered fabric star ornaments. Follow our simple guide to craft stars from your favourite fabrics for a personalized touch to your festive trimmings.