Felted Vegetable Christmas Ornaments

Learn how to felt these adorable garden vegetable ornaments for your Christmas tree.

By: Melissa Caughey

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Felted Veggie Ornaments

Add some veggies to your Christmas tree this year.

You Will Need

A felting needle /felted balls /felting wool (for the tomato) /a garden pad /scissors /sewing needle /baker's twine

Felted Balls

All of these ornaments were created from pre-made felted balls for the base.

Adding Felting Wool

You will need to work on a thickly padded surface. A foam garden kneeling bench works nicely. Begin by wrapping the felting wool around the felt ball and inserting the felting needle in and out of the ball. Work your way around the ball moving the needle in and out of the ball until you are satisfied with the size.

Make the Top

Cut a felt ball in half and remove the innards.

Top it Off

Cut notches in the tomato top like so. Using the felting needle, push it through the tomato top into the base of the tomato. Continue this to felt the top onto the tomato until it is secure in all places.

Add Some Twine

With a sewing needle, add a loop of baker's twine to serve as the hanger.

Peas in a Pod

Cut a felt ball in half and remove the innards like so.

Add Notches

With scissors, add notches.

Put them Together

Overlap the halves a bit and top with some of the innards.

Felt Them

Working on the padded surface, felt the two halves together with the felting needle to look like so. See the tomato tutorial for felting directions.

Pinch the Ends

Lay the pod on its side, and felt the two ends together with the felting needle to add a pinched look to the pod.

Peas Please

Cut two more felt balls in half and remove the innards. With scissors, cut the halves into peas. With the felting needle, felt the peas onto the pod.

Add Twine

With a sewing needle, add a loop of baker's twine for hanging.

The Eggplant

Start with two felt balls. Cut one felt ball in half and remove the innards. Cut half of that felt ball in half again.

Form the Body

With the felting needle, felt the two smaller halves to the top of a whole felted ball. Shape as you go along.

Top it Off

Use left over innards from making the peas and the tomato top to form the leaves. Cut the leaves into shapes like so and needle felt them to the top.

Add Twine

With a sewing needle, add a loop of baker's twine for hanging.

Make the Carrots

Cut a felt ball in half. Remove the innards. Fold one half of the felt ball in half and needle felt it together to form the body.

Cut the Tops

Using leftover felt ball innards from creating the other veggies, cut two tops like so and needle felt them onto the carrot bodies.

Add String

With a sewing needle, add some baker's twine for hanging.

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Felted Vegetable Christmas Ornaments

Related To:

Felted Veggie Ornaments

You Will Need

Felted Balls

Adding Felting Wool

Make the Top

Top it Off

Add Some Twine

Peas in a Pod

Add Notches

Put them Together

Felt Them

Pinch the Ends

Peas Please

Add Twine

The Eggplant

Form the Body

Top it Off

Add Twine

Make the Carrots

Cut the Tops

Add String

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