Felt Holiday Ornaments and Christmas Stocking Craft Kits

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERAHave you ever been invited to a “Holiday Sweater Party” and wondered where you were going to find a unique holiday sweater to wear? This kit is just the ticket! Michael Simon, who designed many of those unique holiday sweaters in the 1980s, has created a do-it-yourself kit for today’s crafter, the Mr. Micknit Holiday Stick-On Patch Kit. The box the kit comes in is no ordinary cardboard box! It is heavy duty and has designs on all sides, including the bottom. Inside you will find assorted items that will warm your crafty heart!

The kit includes three ready-made peel and stick patches such as a red snowflake, a huge Christmas tree and a Gingerbread Man. These patches are well made, embroidered and have sequins and beads sewn onto them. Also included are beads, pom poms, jingle bells, sequins, buttons, holiday ribbons, jewels, thread and two sheets of peel and stick felt. This is truly a do-it-yourself kit that you can use to decorate tablecloths, wine bottle covers, coasters, pillows, etc. I just needed to let my creative juices start to flow to come up with the perfect project.

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Not needing a new holiday sweater, I decided I would use my kit to make a Christmas stocking decoration for my granddaughter. I went to the craft store and purchased some sheets of red and white felt, plugged in my hot glue gun, threaded my needle and got to work. I decided to lay out my design before I started. First I tried the Gingerbread Man and then the snowflake (which did not work against my red felt background). Because of the size of my stocking I opted to use the Christmas tree.

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All I had to do was peel the backing off of the Christmas tree, place it where I wanted it and press into place. I added embellishments by alternating the pom poms and jingle bells along the edge of the “cuff” of the stocking. Some sparkling jewels finished it off. I was quite pleased with the results and enjoyed using this kit. I am anxious to see what patches will be provided with Mr. Micknit holiday patch kits for other holidays in the future!

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Comments

  1. Oh this would be such a fun project to do with my nephew!

  2. Sarah Hayes says

    these look great. Id love to decorate stockings with my LO this year and these would be perfect for that

  3. What a great idea, I have never been to a Holiday Sweater party but have heard they were lots of fun. Plus this would be a great way to brighten up the evening.

  4. Lisa Coomer Queen says

    This is awesome. My daughter likes to do a Christmas Sweater for tacky day at school. Great Review.

  5. Thank you for the great review!

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  6. Jo-Ann Brightman says

    I have never seen this kit before your review and I think that it is a very good idea for holiday crafters.

  7. The is a cute idea. I haven’t been to a Holiday sweater party before but if I ever was this would be the way to go!

  8. No I have never been to a “Holiday Sweater Party” but if I do I will definitely need to get one of these Mr. Micknit Holiday Stick-On Patch Kits because I don’t have any Christmas sweaters. Thank you for sharing this post.

  9. Megan Filzen says

    What a great idea!!!!

  10. What a great idea and I can see this being very popular at a senior get together or facility. If funds are tight I’m sure it wouldn’t take much to do it yourself for sweater tack on items. Fun.