What Is The Ornament Girl Website?
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The Ornament Girl (theornamentgirl.com) is a site for people who want to make quilted Christmas ornaments without sewing. It offers no-sew ornament patterns, complete ornament kits, and a monthly kit club, along with a free beginner workshop. It's best suited to crafters who like the look of quilted ornaments but would rather fold and pin fabric than run a sewing machine.
What the site provides
The site describes itself as "THE best place for Quilted Ornament Patterns & Kits," and its main offerings fall into a few categories:
- Quilted ornament patterns — step-by-step, no-sew designs. The site calls its patterns "foolproof & totally step-by-step" and links to reviews.
- Complete ornament kits — pre-assembled kits with the materials needed for a project.
- Ornament supplies — individual materials for people who prefer to source their own fabric or components.
- The Ornament Girls Kit of the Month Club — a membership where you "make a new ornament every month."
- A free Basic Star Ornament Workshop — recommended as the starting point for newcomers.
- A free pattern — offered as an entry point alongside the workshop.
Who it's for
The core audience is anyone who enjoys Christmas ornaments and handcrafting, particularly:
- Beginners who want guided, no-sew projects rather than traditional quilting or sewing.
- Crafters who prefer kits over sourcing every material themselves.
- People looking for a recurring project, which the monthly club supports.
The testimonials on the site come from people with varied sewing backgrounds — one reviewer mentions experience with quilting, embroidery, and garment sewing — and specifically praises the clarity of the written directions and illustrations. That suggests the instructions are designed to work for both new and experienced crafters.
How to get started
If you're new to the site, the homepage gives a direct recommendation: begin with the FREE Basic Star Ornament Workshop. From there you can browse the published quilted ornament patterns, look at complete kits, or join the monthly club if you want a steady stream of projects.
Practical notes
- The site lists a Billing & Shipping page, so ordering and shipping details are handled there.
- Pricing for patterns, kits, or club membership isn't stated in the available site information, so check the individual product or billing pages for current costs.
- The site is in English and includes a contact option for questions.