Be Jolly Pocket Ornament

Here is the last pocket ornament for this Christmas.  This one is for my only niece and after four boy ornaments, I was so relieved to be able to play with the frills and flowers again!

The Details:

• This ornament has so many elements that I personally LOVE that it's hard to choose a favorite, but I do adore the uniqueness of the feather fill.  I was going to use the same fill on all five pockets, but while digging in the much-picked-over Christmas floral section of JoAnn, I happened upon some feather picks with little jingle bells mixed in.  How could I resist?!
• Working our way down, I used ribbon as the hanger for a soft, feminine touch.
• I found this gold mesh ribbon last season in the clearance bin...what a fabulous find!  It makes a lovely topper and the pearls add a creamy softness.

• Christ is the reason for the season, and this vintage image from The Graphics Fairy is just gorgeous!  I added just a bit of Stickles to His halo and the dove.
• The dimensional "Be Jolly" sticker is nestled in with a felt and silk poinsettias, some leaves, and a bridal pick.

• I used my tiny attacher to seal the bottom of the tube and covered the evidence of my shortcut with some velvet ruffle ribbon.

Challenges:

For Fun Challenges: Christian Christmas

Ruby's Rainbow Challenges: #44 - Nativity

Flourishes: Timeless Tuesday #200 - Deck the Tree Trimmings

Holly Jolly Christmas Challenge: Vintage Christmas

The Ribbon Carousel: RCC75 - Holiday Spirit
The Graphics Fairy:  Brag Monday #168

Supplies:
Patterned Paper:	My Mind’s Eye Lost & Found ‘Christmas’ 6x6
Image:	The Graphics Fairy ‘Baby Jesus in Manger’
Embellishments:	K&Co. stickers ‘Christmas Cheer’, ‘Snow Globe’; floral picks; Webster’s Pages designer trim; Stickles ‘Platinum’, ‘Crystal’; Celebrate It mesh ribbon; Crystal Stickers pearls; Hug Snug seam binding ‘Ivory’
Tools:	Glossy Accents; hole punch; tweezers; 3M spray adhesive; hot glue
Misc:	Empty toilet paper tube