My tendency is to do things in the slowest and hardest way possible. Sad but true.
I’m serious.
A quick trip to the grocery for 3 items, turns into 3 hours at Target and 30 items, before I even realize what’s happening.
This stress-inducing tendency is something I’ve battled for as long as I can remember.
And it’s not only stress-inducing it’s destructive, because it chips away at my most important commodity…time.
With the holidays just around the corner, who wouldn’t want to give themselves a few extra moments here or there?
This is why I love quick and easy projects like these 5 minute embroidery hoop ornaments. They scratch my creative itch without draining my day.
These cuties can be adapted to any theme and color.
I made mine with plaid and cute deer silhouettes.
Today, I’m so honored to be closing out 31 Days of Handmade Christmas Ornaments with some of my favorite friends. Hang with me and I’ll show you the other 30 ornaments in a couple of seconds!
Just as soon as we take 5 to make a few of these guys…
Here’s what You Need:
*Embroidery Hoops ( I used this size)
*Background Paper—->Craft Paper: HERE, Fabric: HERE or Tissue Paper: HERE—> in your color & pattern choice-
*Shapes—-> Cute Stickers HERE, Gift Wrap HERE , Pastel Deer HERE , Woodland Creatures HERE
Christmas card or a cute gift bag with repeated pattern wold work for your cut out pattern! Just make sure your shape will fit in your hoop!
*Paper cutting scissors (helps to have smaller scissors with pointed tip)
1- Simply put the background material (or paper) into your hoop and tighten. If needed- trim around the outside edge.
2- Cut out your design and glue it onto the background.
3-Add a thin topcoat.
4- Tie twine or ribbon for hanging. 
If you love making things or just want to add some new ornaments to your tree, do yourself a favor and create a little time in your holiday season by keeping it simple…
(These would also make sweet little gift tags or use them to decorate a Christmas present.)
And good news…If you like the idea of giving yourself the gift of time, I have some more 5 minute ornaments…
Three – 5 Minute (or less) Twig Ornaments-HERE!
5 Minute Spice Jar Ornaments HERE!
5 Minute Mini Pouch Ornaments Here!
Four – 5 Minute Ornaments for a Snowy Woodland Tree Here!
And here are all 31 Bloggers in order of their appearance:
Day 1 – The Silly Pearl :: Day 2 –Yesterday on Tuesday
Day 3 – Cupcakes and Crinoline :: Day 4 – An Extraordinary Day
Day 5 – Knick of Time :: Day 6 – Pet Scribbles :: Day 7 – Simply Kelly Designs
Day 8 – Town and Country Living :: Day 9 – Petticoat JUNKtion
Day 10 – The Everyday Home :: Day 11 – Up on Tippy Toes
Day 12 – Remodelando la Casa :: Day 13 – DIY 180 :: Day 14 – 504 Main
Day 15 – Sum of their Stories :: Day 16 – At Home with Jemma
Day 17 – The Kim Six Fix :: Day 18 – Shabby Art Boutique
Day 19 – Morena’s Corner :: Day 20 – My Uncommon Slice of Suburbia
Day 21 – Our Southern Home :: Day 22 – Domestically Speaking
Day 23 – The Crafting Nook :: Day 24 – Sweet Pea
Day 25 – Dukes and Duchesses :: Day 26 – Heathered Nest
Day 27 – Lovely Etc. Day 28 – Stone Gable Blog :: Day 29 – Mod Podge Rocks
Day 30 – Running with a Glue Gun :: Day 31 – All Things Heart and Home
Here’s to a day full of extra moments ~ xo
Heather says
October 31, 2016 at 9:21 amOh these are the cutest! I absolutely adore them!! Already pinned so I can remember!!
Maryann @ Domestically Speaking says
October 31, 2016 at 12:09 pmLove how these turned out… super cute reindeers!
kristin says
October 31, 2016 at 4:06 pmThese are so pretty!
Angie Chavez at Knick of Time says
October 31, 2016 at 6:30 pmThese are beautiful, Robin, and I love how incredibly simple they are – pinning them!
Paula says
October 31, 2016 at 6:32 pmThese look so pretty on your tree and they’ll also be great as package toppers. The second I saw the plaid, I was in love!
Vanessa says
October 31, 2016 at 10:18 pmI love tree that has a rustic feel to them and these ornaments have a rustic feel for sure. Thank you for sharing an awesome project.
Julie says
November 1, 2016 at 1:07 pmThese are lovely, I like the idea of a quick project, especially one like this that looks as though it took much longer!
Kelly of Simply Kelly Designs says
November 2, 2016 at 11:32 amI love how these ornaments look on your tree!
Morena says
November 2, 2016 at 10:36 pmVery pretty!
Malia says
November 4, 2016 at 9:24 amThe plaid + the reindeers = Christmas perfection! Love how your ornaments turned out!
Amy Anderson says
November 4, 2016 at 9:15 pmAnything in five minutes is a yes – especially when it’s this pretty!
Kerryanne @ Shabby Art Boutique says
November 4, 2016 at 9:21 pmThese ornies sure do look sweet… who can refuse a cute looking reindeer!!
Mary Beth says
November 5, 2016 at 1:03 amThese are so cute, Robin! I may (still not sure) be doing a plaid tree this year with buffalo check ribbon, lots of deer heads, antlers, etc. If I do it these will definitely be on my tree! Thanks so much for sharing. xo, mb
Cami @ The Crafting Nook says
November 11, 2016 at 2:43 pmLOVE these ornaments! So rustic and pretty!!! Love the use of embroidery hoops!
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