I can't believe the results turned out so wonderfully! Lovely Christmas decorations—no sewing required.

Look at this, everyone! A simple, easy-to-make Christmas play! You don't need a sewing machine; just use your scraps and make a bunch right there. To sell, to give as a gift, to decorate your little corner. Then stick with me, because there are so many tips now, in this lesson that's just cuteness! There's no mystery here, folks! You can make this little pine tree right here, wearing jeans that I'm going to wear here now, wearing checks, polka dots, florals. Guys, it's great to use our scraps here and surprise our customers with them. And you could also make a little bundle there and sell it for Christmas tree decoration, you know? This isn't just for giving as a gift; it's so you can use your scraps and earn money. Alright then! To do this here, folks, I'll need three different sizes of circles. We will need a 12 cm circle, a 10 cm circle, and another 8 cm circle here. If you want it bigger, go ahead and make it, whatever size you want. ...so, there's a difference of two between the numbers, right? So, my fabrics, my chosen patches, are these. So, let's get started here! So, to do this here, guys, I drew the circle, right? I took this one, see, I used the 12 cm one here. I used this little can here, look. For the 8 cm one, I used this lid. For the 10 cm one, I used this lid here, look. So, grab it, measure the bottle caps or draw the circle on the cardboard to make it easier for you to trace, right? So now, I've already marked the patterns, chosen the fabrics, marked them again, and now it's time to cut. If you want to cut it, if you have that pair of scissors for snipping here, it's perfect for preventing the fabric from fraying. But if you don't have it, I'll give you some options here so you can finish it off, or even leave it slightly frayed as well. It's also adorable, you know? It's just a little detail too. I'll cut, I'll risk it, right, the circles, and I'll cut them with the scissors for snipping. You also have a scalloping knife, right? If you don't have this one for chopping, the scalloping knife or even a straight knife will do, guys. No, the secret here is not to stop doing. Use what you have and just go ahead, okay? And I'll show you there's a way to do it right there, using just the straight scissors too. Look here, I cut it, right, I marked it, then I cut along the mark using the paper scissors. I'll cut these others here in the same way. So, I've already cut the three here, and now we'll go over them with the iron. This helps here in the process, right? Pass it over here, it's open, I passed it. Guys, it also looks adorable with just jeans. There you go, the details, with the buttons, right? Make the most of that pant leg there. Or sometimes there's a leg there that's torn, you're not using it anymore, just remove the torn one and make it, okay? Look here, fold it in half right here, oh, I folded it in half, folded it in half. Do it here, then later we'll do this part, okay. Guys, this piece is very quick to make— you can produce a bunch of them, store them in the box, and then assemble kits by mixing and matching the colors. I'll do it here too, look, I want this little flower to be visible, this little tulip here. I managed to position her here in front, to give this detail here. And now, let's do the same thing here on the other one. Step to the middle, step, step to the middle, step. Hey, you can come here if you want, right now, and just mark it here, because it'll make it easier later for us to paste. Fix this neatly and pass it on. So, already here, pinned down our fabrics, right, our little scraps here, let's start with the larger circle, which is 12 cm. To make the little stick here, I'll make one with the little stick and one without, so you can see and choose which one you'd like to make. Or do both. You're going to break it here—I'm using a popsicle stick right now, but it could also be a twig, or even over there, grab an old pair of scissors to cut this. Then, I'll do it here using matchsticks. I can paint with paint; I have one here that I made and painted, and I'll show it to you. So, stay until the end of the video, because there are lots of great tips here throughout the video, okay? So, I'll put here the size of the little stick I want, okay. Starting here with the larger circle of 12 cm. Here, I'll put it here—go ahead and choose the size you want for your pine tree's branch, okay? And it will be centralized right here, okay. I'll take mine here, hot glue, all made with hot glue, no excuse. It could also be cold glue or silicone glue; it will take a bit longer to bond, but it will work just as well. I took it, and it turned out like this. I'll paste it here too, okay. It's super quick, guys. Make a pile, sort the fabrics, your scraps, right? Grab your patchwork box, sit down there, and go through the fabrics from last year. Those little scraps sitting there idle—let's make some of these little pine trees here to earn some money. And to give as a gift as well. Look at how it turns out, you see? Now, let's take the 10 cm one. Me, let me see which one is the 10 here. And these ones here are all the same size, right? I got confused here, man. Another tip here: if you want a little pine tree, oh, it looks nice here, even just two of them. If you want it with just two, you have to come here right away, and when you put on the little strip, right, the ribbon to hang it. You already have to put it here. Put it here, okay, if you want just two, then the size, the distance here, okay, you'll choose, you see? It can be a bit closer, a bit snuggled up, or it can be just a little farther away. You will choose. Here, look, if I put it like this, it'll cover even my little flower here; no point in me struggling here. Alright, fine, it's irrelevant. As I want it with three here, so I'll just paste it here straight away, how do you say it? Without the strip, without the ribbon here, look. I'll also put it on the little one, I'm using almost no glue here right now, okay? Just to clarify here, we can add more later if needed, so we don't smear the fabrics here, okay. It has to be aligned perfectly here, check if it's correct. Look at this, guys, how cute, we'll end up with just two as well. Once that's done, well, I'll paste it here at the back first so it doesn't move. I'll put a little bit of glue here. Here I came too, right, to stick the popsicle stick. When we go through here, it's easier, right? It doesn't move from its place. Come here too, in the fold, look. I'll apply a little glue, not too much. Look at this, guys, how cute it already is. Then, if you want it that way, just paste it here beforehand, as I'm about to do now with the third one. You can do it right here on the second one, if you want, just with these two parts from the little pine tree, okay? Come here to the front, pass a little bit of glue, come from the other side, the same way, right? Look at this, guys, easy, easy. I'll cut this part here, look, I'll also add a little chess piece, I thought these two colors turned out really cute. Then, I'll do it with just two colors, because I hadn't done it before. There you see how it ended up with just two colors, right? And me here, folks, reminding you, you know, talking about the cinnamon stick, It's something I really like, reminding me a lot of my childhood. what my mother used to do for me, for us, right? It was milk with cinnamon. Who here has already taken it? Slightly caramelize the sugar in the pan, then add the milk once the sugar turns into that caramel, right? Let it boil with a cinnamon stick inside. And simmer, simmer, the milk gets nicely browned and becomes so delicious, folks. But add a little sugar so it doesn't become cloying. Who here has already had this little cinnamon drink? It's so cold, this is too good for warming up the little body, right? So, guys, now I'm going to pass this over here because it's got the pen markings, right? I'll make sure we fit in here at this little pine tree, to complete the third part. So, I already came by here, look, it's all creased. And now I'm going to explain to you here the suggestions for what to use here, what you can use to hang here our little pine tree. You can put that golden thread there, you know, the one that's easily found in craft stores, right? Here you will fit it in, you will choose the size you want to put here. It doesn't have to be that big, does it? It could even be smaller than that, you know. See? This little cord, just like my own was all tangled up here, then it ends up like this. It could be this thread, or maybe here a jute thread or a sisal one, right? Look, this little piece here, let me measure it, it's a good size. This little piece here is 21 cm, right? Here, fold it in half, come here, oh, and stick it. Pass the glue here, apply the glue first and then we'll fit it in, right? Let's see if this is going to work here? Cola there, neat and tidy like that. It works here, it could be this one, it could be the golden wire. It could be here too, it could be here too, oh, a little piece of string right here. See? Oh, there are these little leftover bits of string here, from the mat, from cotton, right? To make a rug, by crocheting. Oh, it could also be the raw one, too. So, guys, there's no excuse, okay? You can use it there—we always have little pieces of tape or jute; you can even remove the jute thread and use that too. It can be here, as I said, right, in the materials, the mouse wire, which is this wire here, thicker or thinner. Just mix it here, folks, and see if you want it more rustic, more colorful. And it could also be the satin ribbon here. So, I'll put on the satin ribbon, which you all surely have there. And to avoid making excuses, I'm going to use it right here, the tape, so you can see how it turned out, okay? Then, I'll apply the glue. Guys, this craft project, even someone who's never done handicrafts before can make it. If you have scraps, scissors, hot glue, or silicone glue there, you can make it there, folks. A little bit of material left. Ask someone who already knows how to sew. Hey, no, I want to try doing it. And I do it. I put it here in the middle. I thought the tape ended up a bit too big. I caught it in my eye, but I think it's fine. I'll take a little piece here. Now I cut too much, it gets too short. I'm telling you, I'm telling you. Got it, now just fit this in here, okay. Put it here too, hey. I always put it right here, okay. Glue it on, stick it from one side. Now I'm coming a little bit over here from the other side. Here it comes and sticks. Here we'll finish it off, add a bow. Look at this, guys, isn't this the cutest little thing? So you're hanging there in the bags, right? As a tag on your shipments. Can you put it in a little bag and add a note, right? And also, guys, check this out. And you can sell too, right? Glue here in front, glue here too. Come here to the back, apply a little glue and stick it. Another thing that slipped my mind here that I was going to mention, And now I remembered here, It's that you guys might be using this here, okay. Ah, I want to, but it's tearing my fabric. You have a little bit of cianinha? Is there any fabric there that you think would match? Head, put it there, come on. Hey, everyone, check this out. That's how it is, huh? Here you come, man, and you put a little cyanide. There you put, if you're going to use cyanine Or is there any similar equipment here like the one I'm showing? You put the finishing touch right here in the middle. Because afterward we can memorize it, Put a little button, okay? It doesn't look bad back here, For you to have to put something back here. It must have a finish. Oh, here you have to glue it too. Pull on the lower fabric, Send a little bit here so it doesn't stay loose here. Of course, you understood me? Oh, I keep coming, starting, and ending right here in the middle. Because then you come and put it here, How do you speak, my God? A little button, a little decoration here to cover it. If your fabric is coming apart, I used one here that isn't 100% cotton, It has a bit of polyester, so it was unraveling. I did it and this is how it turned out; wanna see? Let me show you guys. That's because this little cyan one here doesn't work. But I used it; there was only a small piece left. Look at this, everyone. How does it look? You see, right? I put it back here, it looks nice, No details here regarding amendment. I've put the entire seam here facing forward, That's the first one I made. Hey, I came by and put a little button here. I did it here, as I've already taught you, right? I didn't sew the thread here, no. Oh, you see there's nothing here? I sewed it, right? I only stitched the button. With thread, in this thread here, look, crochet or single crochet. It could also be for sewing, Just add more dots to make it more visible. You see, here you put the glue at the back and glue it here, folks. Look at that, how cute it turned out. I didn't put in the little stick here, And that's the one I'll teach you next. It doesn't change much here. And she's just as cute without the little stick too, you know. Look here, see? With the cyanine. Look here, guys, I made a little bow, right? A little bow here, I made a bow, I'm going to paste it here, okay, to finish it off. Look at that, it's already so cute, right, guys? If you want to paint here, look, the little stick of Pinheirinho, With fabric ink, you can also paint, right? Move a bit over there, if you want it to look natural, just leave it like that. If you want to use those sticks there as well, This little stick I picked up from the back lot here at home, In the backyard, and I put it here. And I'll show it to you there—how cute it turned out. It also became more rustic. And there are people who like it, right? I also like these rustic things here. Hey, I had this little wooden button here, painted. Well, what did I do? I thought it turned out rather nice, look. And I threaded the little string here, right, through the little holes, And I made a little blind kid, oh, and I left the tips like this. It could also be like that, you know. If you want to put it that way too, well, even more discreetly. Or a little nudge upward. There, you choose there. Or, if you want, just paste it, or do as I did here, what I told you guys, okay. Grab here and make the little dot with the crochet thread You're the one who's a pest, right? E collar. I think I'll put it like this, with the little toe pointing downward. I'm slipping in a little cheat here, I come here and place it. So, this was my choice that I made to decorate. So, you're going to take what you've set aside there, Put it on top, see what you like the most, And I'll paste it there, right, however you think it looks prettier. Another thing here. I'll teach you how to do this little stitch here, okay. I put in two wires, because we need this little knot here so we can thread it through, see. I passed, see? Little cross. I'm here now and I'm going to pass the needle in here, look, Between the lines of the little nut, oh. To lock it here in back, right? Pull it to hold it nice and tight, so it doesn't become loose here at the point. I'm back, I do it. Here, if you want it even thicker, just make the dot bigger. Give one more pass here through these little holes, there. Sure? Here, now, I come behind here, I go through these little dots to finish it off. Step, step here at the ring. It's going to be bad here. Hey, I'm pulling. I pull, I cut, and then I come here and place it here. Since it got a bit too thick here, make a smaller little knob. I made a little knot, and then it gets a bit thicker. Here, when I'm about to paste, I press here, look, to get stuck and become even more sluggish here, Don't get all puffed up from now on, okay? So, I'll do the same thing here with the other buttons. Here's our first little tag, check it out, guys Our first little pine tree. Hey, I was just thinking here, This can be put on the cabinet door, right? On the door handles. You can put it on all sides. Put one on me here, one of those in my fridge And put it there on the doors, right? If it's a steel door, the magnet will hold. You can put little pine trees everywhere. Hey, check this out. I've already prepared this here, because it's the same as this one. And I'll do this without the little stem here, right? The small pine branch. So, just so you have an idea there and do, if you want to put it in, Not having difficulty there, everything will be nicely explained. So, I'll go from the largest to the smallest, the same way. I've already won here nicely. I picked some different colors, hey, that doesn't fit here very well. E... It also looks nice. Only you place the fabrics in the order you want them Well, let's see if it matches, okay? Even though there's no red here, It has the green that contrasts here and works out well. Come on, right? So, I took the biggest one here, What is the 12 cm circle? Little vine, cute little one, to make life easier. I'm going to apply the glue right here, see, at the fold. A little bit before the fold, so it doesn't squeeze here It's going to come out sideways here, right, in front. Give it a little push outside the fold. Come here now, come over here a bit, come on, And I come to the other side, finding the two parts here. Oh, I cut that without the scissors for slashing, so you can see as well. I'm here now with the second color. You can see that the crease is perfectly visible right here in the middle? I'm putting on the little beak, adjusting it nicely here I'll find it here, oh, and apply the glue. Here you'll find only the two parts, see? You're not going to stick one on top of the other, are you. Not this part on top of this one, Otherwise, that side will be missing, and it will become twisted. I'm coming here now from behind, I'll put a little bit of glue underneath. I'm here, I'll put a little bit of glue to make it nice and sealed. I'm here, I'm applying glue, I'm applying glue. You don't just leave it loose like that here, you know. For this one, I chose the thread, right, sisal or jute thread. If you'd like, you can give it a little nudge here to keep it snug together. I'm here now, I'll just put a little bit of glue, Here, look, I meet, I apply the glue the same way here and stick it. I stuck it in front, I stuck it in back Look at how it turned out, guys. Isn't this one missing the cut, do you see? The scissors for snipping, I didn't cut with them. Look here, if you want to leave it like this, Just a little bit, right, without adding the cyanine and put the little buttons like this, Here I put, look, a little wooden pine tree what I have here, it's a little button The little Kitzinho came here. I'll even leave the link in the video description there. You guys, hey, take a quick look over there, because I'm going to leave the link for you Where can I buy these little buttons here. Whoever comes, in any case, with these colors, Red and green, right? Little pine tree, come little star, Little flower, I think there's a little star. I'm not entirely sure, but I think there is. Then, oh, there you can do it too Same way here, putting the line, right? Running the thread here, the little seam. I already copied this one and I didn't do that. but he could have done it as well to avoid dragging it out too long, because today I'm talkative, talking too much, Yeah, wanting to give too many tips, huh? But then you do it. Or else, guys, you might be putting on the cyanine. Ah, I want it, it seems like it's coming apart, I didn't want this finish. Bring the little cyan and stick it here, come on. I'm going to paste it, I'll do this one for you to see. I'll paste one and then do the other. The other two, right? I show the final result. Put a little glue, Don't exaggerate. Starting off, as I said, right, No, right here in this amendment, Always little glue, so I won't keep coming out here, right, And stay like this, okay. Here are the penguins with the tails here, then give me that little skin that does not give a good finish. Less is more. See if it's snug and don't overdo it. Just enough right here. Here you see, Take the little loop without pulling here, so as not to stay, it's... Here I'm squeezing and folding the fabric, right? Let me grab it here and turn it over. And that's it, guys. Just keep passing the glue and pouring the cyanine That outfit you're wearing there. Look at that, what a difference it already makes. I cut it here, left just the piece, there. Arriving here in front, where we will find, Pass the glue, glue in this size here. I'm ready, guys. This will prevent it from unraveling. And it also gives a nice finish there, right? more beautiful depending on the color you want to put there. But it has to look good matching the fabrics, right? I, personally, also like it this way. I also like her neat and shredded. And I want to do it too, just in jeans, Just a little tag for me to see. Just in jeans, I think it's going to be really cute too. It will become more rustic. Can you also do it with just one fabric, okay? Just one color only. Hey, check this out. What did I do? I switched it here because it was too thick. I didn't like the other bow. I took two strands of jute And I made a slightly smaller bow. I thought it became more delicate. Hey, I just came by with a little brown one, the line, you know? I drew the little dots inside the buttons. In brown, to be more discreet. This one turned out, as my grandma would say, more serious, right? It didn't turn out very colorful. I liked it quite a lot. And you, did you like it? This is the one with the little stem, right? The small pine branch. And this one without. And look how cute it turns out. Everyone has their own charm, right? Her delicacy. I really liked this one too, wow. And they all turned out beautiful. You can put up a little clothesline there, full of clothes. Look at how cute it's going to be. Hey, a little clothesline is going to look absolutely beautiful too, right? Look at this. That's what we did. Guys, I actually took this one more seriously too. Look here at the detail. Here I didn't put it, how do you say it? A little bow here, nothing much. I put a button there, you know. A cute little wooden button. That's always what I put in the video description links. This little button here, the link to it. I'm here. I put on a little piece of lace I had here, which I liked. Here's the little piece of wood, there. It's a popsicle stick that I painted with fabric paint. I used this fabric paint here. Brown. Let me see what shade of brown that is. Burnt earth. But it could be anyone. Wall paint, gouache. Hey, can you paint over there, guys? I also thought this one turned out really cute. Look at this one, guys. I also put it naturally. I made it with jeans. Here I put this wooden ball. I only put a little button here. I left it here. And I put this one here, look. What comes along here with this little flower thing I told you about. And I put her here. It also turned out quite cute. I also loved this one here. Look at how many I made to show you. And now I want to show you this comic I made here, guys. I'm in love. I love comics to decorate the house, to give as gifts. Look at this comic I made here, guys. I had drawn this comic. This CD. It's a CD, folks. I only escaped with fabric here. The CD. I put the little cyan one here, look. In the middle. And I'm going to show it to you right here. What video is teaching how to make the comic strip I made? I don't remember whether it was last year or the year before that. That I am in love with him. But with this one, I didn't put in any stuffing. The other one, I'll show it to you. You'll see it in the video there. See that I make it padded. It's right here, folks. I taught. Look at this, everyone. I taught this here. Can you make money using CDs? This part is not enclosed, but this one is. Free embroidery. It could be the hand, it could be the machine. I made the machine. And it has all the details in the video where I taught this. Look at this, everyone. I am in love. Look at this one, I embroidered it. I'm right here, hey. Little point behind, sweet home. Look at this perfection, guys. It's already a bit stained, it stays on that wall over there. And check this out, guys. What a beautiful thing you can do. Go to the fair, bring something as a gift. So there's a video. This one has the filling that you'll learn about there. Behind is the same way I did this one. What did I do? I'm bringing here my little pine tree that I made with you. Oh, the little stick there from the woods, from the back of my yard. A little piece of wood I picked up there. I gave it a quick wash, then dried it. I'm here, folks. Look at this. It turned out quite rustic, quite graceful. And I loved it. I'm wearing jeans here. Hey, a little piece of this here. How much do we spend? If you spend two reais, you're breaking the budget. And look there. Because only if you... A little button is twenty cents, ten cents, right? The little piece is right there, standing still. Little fellow, that one we sometimes Think it's no good for anything and throw it away. So, guys, do it. Do it here, you're going to love it. It's too delicious to make, and it turns out the most beautiful thing. You can invent other things. You can do mobile, right? A little thing like that, there. A little one hanging under another. Hey, move the mobile over here. Cola on a string, thread of string. Where are You, my God? Here, oh. Take a thread. Cola there in the back, dude. Cola here. Like that. Cola here. Draw a comic strip and hang it near the window. E... Put a little dot. If you want to put a little ball here. People, there's no way to do this here without being enchanted. You can also put it in a garland. Sure? So, if you liked it, we'll share a lot to help more people there reach this video and do it, guys. To earn some extra income. So you're gonna earn your thirteenth salary there, right? Because artisans need to take advantage of these times now. Start producing already. So, leave in the comments whether you liked this lesson. If you're already doing it, or if you're going to do it. Leave anything there, guys. You can go ahead and say I talk too much; just leave it to me. Because your comments also help here. I made it with great care. I always ask God to enlighten me to bring a piece that will help you. He has been doing that. And you've been sending me photos. And I am very, very happy. And that is priceless. Sure, guys? Stay with God. Thank you for the company. I know I'm being a chatterbox today. But it's meant to help you. Okay? Kiss, kiss. Stay with God. And see you in the next class. If that is acceptable to you.