Origami X-mas Trees

Just found the most adorable Origami X-mas Trees and just had to make them! Luckily I have some space left behind the windows for them!


Want to make the trees, too? Take a look here!

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I also cross stitched another deer head, because someone liked the other one so much, that she actually wanted to buy it!

 

This one has a larger frame, the thread is thicker and the stitches are bigger.

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