Uploaded July 2025 | Updated September 2026, 25 minutes ago
PLEASE NOTE: I sometimes refer to the block as the 2.5-inch size, but it is the 2-inch block - sorry!
I believe everything else will work out....
This Christmas Angel ornament features a Foundation-pieced Economy Block.
You Can Make This!
Supply List:
Economy Block Pattern from @sweetcinnamonroses - I used the 2-inch size (The Smallest)
Christmas Fabrics - Mine is the "Oh What Fun!" collection from Poppie Cotton,
For face: One 20mm wood bead, Woodburning tool, Red acrylic paint, Bamboo Skewer, Fine-point brown permanent marker, Cosmetic blush, Cotton swab,
For pattern: Graph paper, Compass, Paper scissors,
6-inch spool of ivory tulle, 18-inches of 1/16-inch wide ivory satin ribbon,
18 inches of 5/8-inch wide flat lace for hem,
15 inches of 3/4-inch wide flat lace for collar,
One small glitter holly sticker,
20-gauge gold wire, Wire cutters,
Sewing Machine with decorative stitches,
Iron, Ironing Surface,
Hot Glue Gun,
Yarn for hair (I used fine fuzzy mohair and fine loopy mohair)
Midweight iron-on interfacing,
Thread to match all fabrics and trims, red thread for decorative stitches,
Disappearing marker,
Scissors, Pinking Shears,
PLEASE NOTE: I sometimes refer to the block as the 2.5-inch size, but it is the 2-inch block - sorry!
I believe everything else will work out....
This Christmas Angel ornament features a Foundation-pieced Economy Block.
You Can Make This!
Supply List:
Economy Block Pattern from @sweetcinnamonroses - I used the 2-inch size (The Smallest)
Christmas Fabrics - Mine is the "Oh What Fun!" collection from Poppie Cotton,
For face: One 20mm wood bead, Woodburning tool, Red acrylic paint, Bamboo Skewer, Fine-point brown permanent marker, Cosmetic blush, Cotton swab,
For pattern: Graph paper, Compass, Paper scissors,
6-inch spool of ivory tulle, 18-inches of 1/16-inch wide ivory satin ribbon,
18 inches of 5/8-inch wide flat lace for hem,
15 inches of 3/4-inch wide flat lace for collar,
One small glitter holly sticker,
20-gauge gold wire, Wire cutters,
Sewing Machine with decorative stitches,
Iron, Ironing Surface,
Hot Glue Gun,
Yarn for hair (I used fine fuzzy mohair and fine loopy mohair)
Midweight iron-on interfacing,
Thread to match all fabrics and trims, red thread for decorative stitches,
Disappearing marker,
Scissors, Pinking Shears,










