Turn old greeting cards into colorful ornaments with this simple, eco-savvy DIY project.
These homemade, metallic-painted acorn Christmas ornaments are so bright and pretty! They’re simple to make and will catch every glimmer from your Christmas lights.
Fall in love with felt! Our embroidered felt ornaments are a must-craft for any serious ornament-er this holiday season...
Christmas is the perfect time to create handmade Christmas ornaments that will be treasured for years, These DIY ornaments are fun, easy and great gifts!
Want something unusual for this Christmas and want to make it with your own hands? Here is a collections of 50 creative, cute and less conventional Christmas tree ornaments. Get…
Want Extra Cash? These Christmas ornaments to make and sell are perfect! Includes top tips on the TOP Christmas crafts to make this year!
If you love crafting or are trying to save money - or both - handmaking Christmas ornaments is a great craft to satisfy both! Here you'll find 40+ cheap and easy DIY Christmas ornaments, many
Handmade Christmas Ornaments don't need to look cheap or homemade. Here are several beautiful Christmas ornaments to make using cardboard that would make pretty Christmas tree decorations and gift toppers. I got a request from Abigail asking for some Cardboard handmade Christmas ornaments and you know how I am to serve. {high fives} There are so many different ways to make Christmas ornament crafts especially using cardboard. So Abigail let me know if these are what you're looking for. I tried to get a variety of Handmade Christmas Ornaments like cardboard only, Christmas ornament crafts for kids, 3D, congregated, rolled, blinged
We put our Christmas tree up on the weekend and it was the best day ever!! The four of us went down into the dark corners of the basement while our 1 year old was napping (which is amazing itself...), and wiped the dust off all of the Christmas decorations. My 5 year old and 3 year old carried armfuls of decorations, I carried the ornaments, and my handsome and strong husband dragged up the tree. (Artificial trees are heavy!!) For the first time ever, my girls are old enough that they were excited about putting up the Christmas tree AND they actually wanted to help
Make your own Macrame Christmas Ornaments and decorate your Christmas tree with the cutest handmade projects this year. Here are 15 original ideas to get you
Decorate your Christmas tree with these Handmade Christmas Ornaments that anyone can make! Add your own style to your holiday decor!
It's November 1st and even though I think about Christmas all year long, from now on, I am in full holiday mode. My clip boards are out and the lists have started. I did a post about organizing for the Thanksgiving and Christmas last year, so if you missed that you can click HERE. One of my clips boards is just about the 12 Christmas trees I put up in each room...what tree goes where and what the theme will be on each. I have been decorating multiple Christmas trees for most of my 27 married years, so I reuse old things I have in different ways. I also buy things at the end of the year or at clearance sales and that always inspires a new tree theme. This year I was inspire by this basket I bought on sale at Michael's Craft store. I just love the red sweater fabric and the Scandinavian look. I already had the gray felt and red burlap, so a new tree is born. Here are some of the things I made already for ornaments on the tree... This little ornament is so cute and easy to make. You can either sew it or hot glue it. Easy step by step picture instructions too... Here's how to start… You will need 6 circles of felt. Theses are 3 inches wide across the center, but any size will work. You can either trace something… or use your die cutter if you have one. Stack all 6 circles on top of each other. Fold the last one in half to find the center. Place that last one on and pin on the center line. Now sew along that center line. You can hand sew these down the center with an embroidery floss too. I machine stitched all my centers, but hand sewed the rest of the steps. Now take one left flap and one right flap… and bring them up together. I marked the center with a pin, so you could see where they need to be connected. You can either hand whip the edge the center with a few stitches or a dab of hot glue would be quick too. **** You are NOT attaching the whole flap, just a few stitches on the edge to secure. Here's a red arrow to show you where with out the pin. Now do that for all the other pieces. You should have 6 of theses little things that look like cannolis. lol Here are 2 of the sewn center sections I marked in red. Next, take your fingers and pinch together the bottom sections from each of the left and right sewn sets Do the same for the top. I marked those new attached areas in green. Do this all the way around. This will be much clearer when you have your own ornament in your hand to see it in person. This is how I stitched mine… I used red embroidery floss and just tied a double knot for all the intersections. Here are all the centers. and here are all the top and bottom knots. This is a picture of a hot glued one and a whipped stitched one with black thread. I hot glued red beads on for accents. I think stitching it with a contrasting thread is quicker, but totally up to you. This is another work in progress project…Yarn Ball Garland I bought these styrofoam balls at the dollar store last year and knew I would use them for something! I am going to cover them all with yarn and then string them together for a garland. I found that good old liquid school glue worked best. Just squirt on the glue over half the ball and coil the yarn around. More glue on the last bit and finish coiling the yarn. When the yarn is all on, place the ball in the palm of your hand and with your other hand give it a gentile squeeze (like you're making a meatball) to compress all the yarn into the glue. You can just wrap the yarn around it like it was a true ball of yarn look too. Attach string or ribbon to make ornaments or use a long sewing needle to string them into a garland. This is a little letter to Santa envelope ornament. I'll share this in a separate tutorial. It's never too early to start making things for Christmas. These are great projects for sewing in front of the television too!! Thanks for stopping by, ~Karen~
Christmas is just around the corner so it’s time to dress up your tree. If you need some inspiration I have gathered some top easy, creative and rustic DIY Christmas…
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Have the kids make their own Christmas ornaments this year The above photo of acorns painted in psychedelic patterns is going viral on social media. The little seeds of the oak tree have never looked so adorable as they do with a coat of brightly colored acrylic paint and lots of tiny details. You might […]