We don't know how good you are at stretching time, but a month flies by for us. So with November just around the corner, we're already thinking about fir trees, Santa Clauses, the Three Kings, and Advent calendars. That's why today we're refreshing your memory with our favorite Christmas sewing tutorial ideas.
Because we imagine you'll enjoy getting everything ready calmly and without rushing. That way, you can look through all the available options, choose your materials, and plan this year's Christmas decorations without resorting to the same old things.
Let's see what you think of our tutorials and sewing kits.
Step-by-step Christmas sewing tutorials
Three Kings gift bags
One of the tutorials that was a huge hit last year was this sooo lovely idea: personalized Three Kings gift bags with each child's name! Although adults will also be absolutely delighted by them. Another option is to personalize them with the name of their favorite Three King. The point is that they're very easy to make, and afterward you can use them to store all kinds of things—from toys to dirty laundry.
You'll find the tutorial for making the bags in Lulu Ferris.
Advent calendar: several designs and ways to make one
In case you didn't already know this about us, we absolutely adore Advent calendars. At home, they're a small revolution of excitement and happiness. As you probably know (or maybe you don't), they're put up on December 1 and mark a countdown to Christmas, with a surprise every day. And because we love them so much, we have plenty of material about them:
- Informational post: What is an Advent calendar and how do you use one?
- Club tutorial: easy Advent calendar made with burlap fabric.
- Sewing kit: includes instructions and all the materials you need.
- Shop: stocking panel or pocket panel.
- YouTube tutorial for putting the panel together.
Chalkboard tree for writing down gifts
Christmas tree and chalkboard for writing down your gift list: two in one! This is one of our favorites because, although it's inspired by Christmas, it can stay hanging all year long. That way, we can write down the shopping list, gifts, let the little ones draw… And if you look closely, it has a little pocket for storing the chalk and keeping it close at hand without making a mess.
You'll find the Christmas chalkboard tree tutorial in the Club.
Want more fun decorating ideas?
Of course we have more! The ones we've shown you today are our top 3, but you should also take a look at:
And keep a close eye on Lulu Ferris, because you know that every year since we started, a new tutorial or two always appears. Remember that for just $10 USD per month, with no long-term commitment and complete freedom, you can access the more than 100 premium tutorials we've recorded, and we make a new one every week.
We hope you have the most wonderful time preparing your sweet, white Christmas step by step.