#3 – Felt Lollipop Christmas Ornaments
What you need:
1. A few different colors of felt
2. Hot glue gun
3. Ribbon (or another way to hang the ornament)
4. Lollipop sticks (or bbq skewers and white paint)
What you do:
1. Cut different colored strips of felt. There are many combinations and possibilities here, but I made mine between 8 and 12 inches long, and about 1 cm wide.
2. Arrange the pieces of felt like you want them. I found that they look better when you put 2 or 3 pieces of the same color next to each other. I used 6 strips per lollipop. When you are arranging them, keep in mind that the inside piece will be the smallest, and the outermost piece will need to be the longest.
{I made all of the strips about 12 inches (the long side of a sheet of felt) and then trimmed them as I went along. If you wanted to trim them ahead of time here is what you need: (7”)(8”)(9”)(10”)(11”)(12”). In the end what is most important is that your outermost piece is significantly longer than the others.}
3. Start rolling the felt together, adding a little hot glue as you go. You do not need to secure every piece.
4. When you get near the end, make sure that the pieces look staggered like this. Make sure that the outside piece is longer than the others.
5. Glue the ends. Wrap the last piece around tightly and secure very well with a hot glue gun. Flip the lollipop so that the back side is up. Glue on a ribbon and lollipop stick (I painted some bbq skewers white). Last, glue a felt circle, slightly smaller than the lollipop, to the back of the ornament. This both secures the spiral and gives a more finished look.
PitterAndGlink says
Cute! They would look even better with with a little bit of glitter. 😉
Cal says
They look awesome and yet are so simple to make! Love them.
marissa says
these are so freaking cute. I've got tons of felt I should really do this!
Life With Lucy says
Such a cute and simple idea. Love it. Thanks for sharing!
A To Zebra Celebrations says
ohhhhh super cute!!!! love it! first time visitor 🙂
Megan says
Seriously so cute! Great project for the kiddos to help with too!
amy giggles designs says
This is too cute! I never would have thought of those!
Marilyn says
Sooo adorable and festive.. LOVE this : ))
feelincrafty says
So cute! And this would be fun just for having in our play kitchen! Great idea! Thanks for sharing.
Katie says
These are so cute! They'd look awesome on the outside of a package too! Feel free to come link up at our Crafty Christmas gift link up! http://raisingoranges.blogspot.com/2011/12/crafty-christmas-link-up-party.html
Jen says
How absolutely adorable! Wouldn't it be fun to do up a tree full of candy ornaments and bright colors? I'd love if you came and shared your fab link at the Head to Head Showdown, going on right now at http://www.icantstopcrafting.blogspot.com ~Jen
Jennifer @ The Brilliant Crafty Type says
Delicious! On my list for next year. Thanks for sharing!
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Julia @ FaveCrafts says
What a cute project! I love it so much that I decided to feature it in our roundup of handmade felt ornaments! Check it out here: http://www.favecraftsblog.com/felt-christmas-ornaments/