Felt Gingerbread Ornaments – Lia Griffith

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These ornaments are perfect for crafters of all levels. Beginners can embrace the relaxing rhythm of basic embroidery stitches, while more experienced sewers can add their own creative touches. If you plan to use a cutting machine for this project, be sure to download our SVG file first. Once you’re ready to try these gingerbread beauties, simply gather your tools and materials to follow our step-by-step tutorial.

Ornaments hold a special place in our hearts during the winter months. Plus, they’re like little time capsules, each whispering stories of vacations that come and go. These felt gingerbread ornaments weave a tapestry of tradition and togetherness, adding a touch of stitched whimsy to your family’s story.

For our felt gingerbread ornaments, we opted for a classic color palette of hazelnut felt and white embroidery floss, evoking images of freshly baked cookies dusted with powdered sugar. However, feel free to be creative! For example, you can swap white for a vibrant red or green for a more traditional Christmas look. Likewise, feel free to add a little sparkle with seed beads as a finishing touch.
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Once you’ve finished creating your felt gingerbread ornaments, hang them on your tree or gift them to loved ones as a sweet reminder of the Christmas spirit. We can’t wait to see how your gingerbread creations turn out! So share your projects with our community of crafters or on Instagram using the hashtag #MadeWithLia and let the world enjoy your festive style.

Stitches used: blanket stitch, whip stitch, stem stitch, split chain stitch, straight stitch, French knot

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