One of the most anticipated annual family traditions of each Christmas is decorating the tree. Instead of draping the fir with tired tinsel and baubles that have seen better days, why not make a dozen of your own cute felt tree ornaments designed exclusively by Cath Kidston.
Accompanying this paperback book, which includes all the sewing and embroidery instructions you need, this kit contains a selection of coloured felt in six different shades, pompons, ribbon and embroidery thread that can be made up into a delightful selection of 12 different ornaments including a Christmas Cottage, Ribbon-Wrapped Gift, Striped Candy Cane, Snowman, Reindeer, Christmas Pudding, Holly Leaves and, of course, a Festive Stanley.
The accompanying booklet details exactly how to use the enclosed pack of materials to create the ornaments, with each stage detailed clearly in explanatory step-by-step photographs. These delightful festive hanging decorations will undoubtedly become cherished family heirlooms that you will enjoy year upon year.
Author Biography
One of Britain's leading and most loved designers, Cath Kidston is best known for her vintage-inspired homewares, clothing and accessories. Cath began her career as an interior designer before opening her first retail shop in London in 1993, where she sold vintage fabrics and antique furniture. Now with more than 40 stores and concessions in the UK, plus more in the Republic of Ireland, Japan and South Korea, Cath Kidston Ltd is now a presence on almost every high street. In 2010, Cath was awarded an MBE in recognition of her services to business. To date, Cath has published four bestselling project books – Make!, Sew!, Stitch! and Patch! – that encompass a wide range of disciplines and finished items, from sewing and patchwork to cross stitch and needlepoint. Alongside these books sit two complete kits packaged in a unique tin – The Knitting Book and The Crochet Book are perfect for beginner knitters or crocheters and make ideal gifts. In addition to her books, Cath also has a very successful stationery line (also published by Quadrille).