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Nov
9
Sarah is the “Thrift Store Crafter” and has two delightful Christmas crafts for us with complete tutorials “felt and sequin Rudolph and Penguin ornaments”! These are so cute and will add a touch of bling to your tree, packages or how about a holiday brooch. Sarah says she is cheap about her materials so she uses thrift store finds and hand-me-downs from friends and from families where she works. By the way she named her little guys “Alistair the Penguin” and “Rudolph Reindeer” you can download both patterns. Thanks so much Sarah for sharing your darling patterns. Give “Thrift Store Crafter” a Craft Gossip like on Facebook.
By Linda Lanese
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