The Small Object had a tutorial in 2007 on these adorable tree's. I found the tutorial last year and made a few for my tree.
Well, those cute little tree's inspired these....
Simple too! Here's a quick tutorial. 3 fabric scraps...
Ironed a medium weight Interfacing to the wrong side
Printed out the pattern from The Small Object and cut the half circles out...
Fold them to make the cone shape. I made a short little straight stitch to keep the cone secure.
Do all three and stack em up. I tied a bit of string to a button, forming a loop. Insert the loop through the top of the cone, button on the inside.
Way cute Candy Corn!
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I love that tree pattern too. I printed it out to make but haven't yet. Thanks for all the great picture steps. You've inspired me!
Super cute and great for this holiday!
Jodi, you always come up with these great, fast and easy projects. Love the Christmas trees and the candy corns.
Jodi,
You've done it again! So creative. I think I have to make some of these!
Darling Darling! I love these!
Jodi....those are ADORABLE. I think I need to make a few.
C-u-u-u-t-e! They'd make a cute little garland.
cute cute & cute :)
That is really cute and easy! I love it. I have a very handmade/homemade tree and those would look great. Thanks.
Just love these little trees and candy corn! Thanks again for sharing!
What a great idea Jodi! You always have the best ideas!
I love it! Jodi, travel East some time so we can have a crafty day!!!
i love them! They would be cute as a garland strung across a porch or something! darling. who doesn't love candy corn anyway?
I went crazy making these little trees last year for my friends. They were so fun and easy to make; a really quick project that I needed after doing so much quilting (which takes a long time, as you know).
I love them as candy corn! How cute!!! I would have never thought of doing that. Thanks for the idea!
By the way, I have candy corn on my blog today. I think you will like it. It's a tutorial, too! :)
Those are adorable Jodi! I love your cute fabric choices too!
what a marvelously simple stunning idea! Thank you..
Oh they look cute as candy corn too.
toooooo cute jodi!!!
Just found your blog and love it! This is such a cute idea- I can't wait to try it! Have a great day XOXO
love it!!
These look good enough to eat! Congrats on your raffle win.
Nancy
very cute.
watch out, thimbleanna will put them on her oatmeal!!!
Oh Jodi - I'm so far behind in what you've been up to - will catch up after we move next month for sure! I love this idea and they'll look so cute on my Halloween tree that I can't wait to start using....next Halloween!
Cheers!
too cute!
What a fantastic blog and such a cute idea!!! How fun to see some of the places we used to visit when we lived in Oregon! I am bookmarking your blog so I can check in often!
Cute! I wish I would have seen this before Halloween. Oh well. There is always next year. :)
These are too cute! Thanks for sharing the details.
Your Christmas trees are so cute
Thanks for the tutorial
I speak french but I'll understand it seams easy
How clever are you?! I love your candy corns...and the tutorial was really easy to follow. Thanks!
Hope you'll stop by and visit Brynwood sometime. Til then...
Blessings,
Donna
They are so cute in orange. You could do black and call them witches hats. I made a bunch of them last year. They were so fun.
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