Tiny sweater ornament

Fiber & Textile Completed Projects
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I signed up for Secret Santa at work and this is what I made to go on the outside of the gift bag. (It’s the store we work at - a Midwest US staple!)

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We’re in the middle of a winter storm so I had to use the supplies I had at home. The metal wire is not quite as firm as I wanted, and I had to steal the ribbon off an ornament on my tree. Overall, I love it and I hope the recipient appreciates it!
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#2

How cool!

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#3

What a great use of what you had on hand. It’s so cute!

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#4

Super cute!

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#5

Wonderful job, I have a fondness for tiny sweaters.

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#6

My goodness this is cute!

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#7

This is so neat!

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#8

Your mini sweater pattern is so perfect, love those shoulder seams.

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#9

Super cute. I love decorating gifts with other gifts. :smile:

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#10

Oh I forgot! This was from a video by Maria’s Blue Crayon on YouTube.

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#11

Haha exactly!

#12

Very cute lil sweater. I hope the recipient enjoys it. Where I used to live the major store is Casey’s. They have tasty taco pizza.

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#13

Yes! Casey’s pizza is definitely better than ours. :shushing_face::laughing:

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#14

How cute, makes me want to make one or 7 as well😆
Also looks like a great stash buster

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#15

We frequently stopped at Kwik Trip when we spent a summer in the midwest. Here in the Southwest, theres a similar chain called QT, or QuikTrip. I wonder if they are related somehow.

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#16

It’s wonderful!

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#17

Distant cousins, perhaps? :thinking:

This tiny sweater is ADORABLE!!

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#18

I was thinking a family business split into regions by sibling warfare…

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#19

Theyre actually unrelated :smile:

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#20

How disappointing!