Could Your Christmas Tree Use a Snow Globe Ornament You Made? by Carla A. Canonico November 10, 2026 written by Carla A. Canonico November 10, 2026 1 Last week, Heather McArthur showed us how flying geese blocks can become a beautiful family Christmas tradition with her Oh, Christmas Tree Advent Calendar Quilt. This week, I have another delightful holiday project to share, and it might just change the way you look at your favorite Christmas fabrics! Have you ever fallen in love with a particular motif in a fabric print and wished you could make it the star of a project? Clodagh Coker’s Snow Globe Ornament, featured in ANPTmag Issue 48, gives you a wonderful way to do exactly that! And there’s an added bonus. You’ll discover how to work with vinyl, a technique that can open up all sorts of creative possibilities for future sewing and quilting projects. skill level Intermediate time A small holiday sewing project that’s ideal for fitting into your Christmas crafting schedule ideal for Quilters and creative sewists who love personalized Christmas decorations, want to showcase their favorite fabric prints, and are curious about sewing with vinyl you will practice selecting and highlighting fabric motifs, working with vinyl, creative sewing, combining fabric and vinyl, and finishing a decorative ornament finished size Large snow globe 11”w x 12”h [28 x 30.5cm] Small snow globe 5¼”w x 6”h [13 x 15cm] Snow Globe Ornament by Clodagh Coker was featured in ANPTmag Issue 48; photo by Carla A. Canonico for ANPTmag What if your favorite Christmas fabric could become a beautiful ornament for your tree? Clodagh Coker’s Snow Globe Ornament lets you showcase a special fabric motif, whether it’s a cardinal, snowman, winter cottage, or something completely unexpected! Featured in ANPTmag Issue 48, our Ornaments Issue, this charming project celebrates the joy of creating small handmade treasures. The issue explored creative ways to use leftover fabrics, yarns, and threads while introducing techniques that inspire new possibilities. What I particularly love about Clodagh’s ornament is the opportunity to experiment with sewing vinyl. It’s a useful skill to add to your sewing repertoire, and what better way to learn than with a project you’ll enjoy displaying? Imagine making several ornaments with different fabric motifs, each one a little keepsake or thoughtful Christmas gift! Get the Snow Globe Ornament pattern here: https://www.aneedlepullingthread.com/product/snow-globe-ornament/ Get ANPTmag Issue 48 in print here: https://www.aneedlepullingthread.com/product/issue-48/ Get ANPTmag Issue 48 in digital here: https://www.aneedlepullingthread.com/product/issue-48-digital-version/ If you could choose just one motif from your favorite Christmas fabric to feature in a snow globe ornament, what would it be? I’d love to hear your ideas! Join me next week to see which inspiring ANPTmag quilting project I’ll share! Print this page or save as a PDF 0qs650ANPTmag Issue 48ANPTmag Quiltingcarla a canonicochristmas craftsChristmas ornamentChristmas sewingClodagh Cokercreative sewingfabric and vinylfabric motifsfabric selectionfabric stash projectshandmade Christmas giftshandmade christmas ornamentsholiday decoratingholiday sewingintermediate sewingIssue 48ornament finishingpersonalized ornamentsprinted fabricquiltingQUILTsocialsewing with vinylsnow globeSnow Globe Ornamentvinyl sewing techniques FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinRedditWhatsappTelegramEmail Carla A. Canonico Carla A. Canonico is the Publisher and Editor-in-Chief of A Needle Pulling Thread Magazine, QUILTsocial.com, and KNITmuch.com. previous post Have you made your Christmas Tree Skirt yet? YOU MAY ALSO LIKE... Why haven’t I made THIS Christmas Tree Advent... Teach Peace Flower Power Quilt brings a timeless... Make a Reusable Fabric Art Greeting Card for... Make Hexagon Quilt Blocks by Machine without English... QUILTsocial Rewind Redo Wall Pouch gives old quilting... Fibre art postcards turn treasured moments into something... Borderlines! A Scrappy Hourglass Quilt makes scraps spectacular The Ghastlies Quilt: quilt a wickedly fun web... It’s ‘Purse’ onal: weave your own fabric for... Leave a Comment Cancel Reply Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Δ This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.