Create a Charming Little Village from Fabric

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Put Houses and Trees on Display for Christmas or Any Time!

Create a whimsical little village to enjoy every holiday season from Christmas fabric you love. Cute houses in three sizes are simple to make and can be embellished in many ways.

For example, fussy cut special motifs for the doors or windows, add button accents here and there, decorative stitching can create gingerbread trim effects, and more. Make them as simple or fancy as you want.

Merry Little Christmas Village Pattern

While the houses are perfect for the Christmas season, they can be put on display any time of the year. Simply change the fabric to suit.

Merry Little Christmas Village Pattern

These are so simple to make from scraps or fat quarters and polyfill. Weighted bags and cardstock or chipboard bases help the houses maintain their shapes and sit securely.

Learn more about these fun houses here.

Merry Little Christmas Village Pattern

Instructions are provided by the designer, Amy from Ameroonie Designs, for houses in the following sizes:

  • Large House – approx. 7 1/2″ tall, 4″ wide, and 2″ deep
  • Medium House – approx. 6 1/2″ tall by 3″ wide and 1 1/2″ deep
  • Small House – approx. 5″ tall, 2 1/2″ wide, and 1 1/2″ deep

Click here to purchase the “Merry Little Christmas Village” pattern.

Fabric Tree Tutorial

Charming fabric trees mix nicely with the houses. They’re so simple to make from scraps or fat quarters. Wooden skewers and scraps of wood provide the trunks and bases.

Fabric Tree Tutorial

Finished sizes are not provided. You can make the trees any size (and shape) you want by adjusting the size of the starting triangles.

Click here for the free “Fabric Tree” tutorial.

 

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