Ya gotta love that word – what-knots! I don’t really know what it means or where it came from, but it makes me laugh every time I hear someone use it.
I have been feeling a little blue for not participating in any ornament exchanges this year. I guess I am realizing I love ornaments. I already know I love to make them. So I decided to make a few extras this week, just for fun. Maybe I’ll save them as ideas for an exchange next year… and start making a quantity of them in JUNE rather than the week before Christmas!
These are the newest ornaments I made this week – mini miniature 9-patch quilts! I am so happy with how these turned out that I might make more mini miniature quilts using different blocks.

I make a lot of these mini-sweater and mini-stocking ornaments from the Last-Minute Knitted Gifts book by Joelle Hoverson. I end up giving many of them away that I found I didn’t have any left in our ornament box, so I had to make more.

Finally, I decided to try a couple new “ornaments” this year from the New Noel booklet by Linda Lum DeBono. I made this adorable stocking, which was so easy that I definitely need to make more.

I also made these charming little present boxes, which aren’t really ornaments, but look darn cute under the tree, or anywhere you want to display them.

I think these would look great in the new Darla collection by Tanya Whelan.
That’s what I have accomplished so far this week. Now I’m off to do some holiday baking since we’re hosting a holiday open house on Sunday afternoon.
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Your ornaments are great…I’m going to try to make some for next year!
All cute! This year we only made the cinnamon ornaments—so sewing for the tree at all!
Darla is soon to be on my shelves and i can’t wait! That is my favorite upcoming line FOR SURE!
I just found your little ornaments. So cute! I love to see what others have done with my patterns.
Happy holidays!
Linda
Oh I love ornaments too! Yours came out so sweet – especially the little mini quilts.