I looked at my recycled Christmas trees and I thought that they needed some extra flair and alot of color. Since they all green from the spray paint and the dabs of green that I had touch up where the spray didnt get. I took my miniature ornaments and a base for one of the trees and added white fluffy blanket to where I placed the miniature ornaments. I couldn't believe it when they were finished. I had enough ornament to put under both trees and I took many pics of them. I was beaming of my accomplishment, I was like a kid in a candy store playing with the ornaments doing this fun project.
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Showing posts with label ornaments. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 16, 2012
Monday, October 1, 2012
Whimsical Wreaths, Large and small
I made these adorable wreaths out of plastic bags, cut into 4" strips that I tied onto wire forms. One is a 9" circle and the other one is 12". I added some whimsical ornaments to each. After putting all the plastic strips on, I draped silver cording and made a bow on the top for the large wreath. The additional ornaments are my handmade ornaments that I painted myself and strung them in random places on the wreath. For the small wreath I draped green curling ribbon for the bow.
Thursday, September 27, 2012
Winter Wonderland
This cute scene is made from a sheet of corrugated cardboard which I added a white fluffy blanket and secured it with hot glue underneath. Then I scattered miniature christmas ornaments on top accordingly. I made trees out of construction paper and decorated them with paint and glitter. I threw fake snow around and made a pond with blue glitter. The hills are made with cotton balls and I put a house on one and snowman and little ornaments.
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Tuesday, September 25, 2012
Glittery Angel Onaments and garland
These easy to make cute angels were made out of toilet paper rolls.... believe it or not. I was so busy making these that I regret that I didn't take picture of the the step by step directions.
1. I took a toilet paper roll and marked 1/2 inch increment strips all the way to the end of the roll and cut the strips.
2. The wings are shaped to a triangle shaped, used 2 of the strips for those.
3. Cut 2 strips in half, the bottom will be curved ...its very easy to bend and curl any strip (I used the edge of my kitchen counter and it curled any strip I wanted). The top part of skirt is will pointy so that the wings can be glued to that part.
4. The wings at either end are glued to the pointy end of the skirt with hot glue.
5. The head is cut in half then, cut again and glued to a cirlcle. you can use tacky glue for this part. Let it dry for a bit. The other half of the strip will the halo which will be glued to the wings on either side (all strips will be hot glued). You will see the head is suspended on it's itself because the halo is joined to the wings.
6. I though it will kinda clever to do it that way. Then. I just took plain craft glue and sprinkled different glitter on each angel. I did those two ways: I did the garland where I put string all through going in and out of the wings of each one and continued to the other angel.
7. Then I took off the garland and made them individual ornament and put silver curling ribbon around the head. I can't decide what way I want to go.
Friday, September 21, 2012
Beautiful Felt Poinsettas
These felt poinsettas I made I kept for myself for the time being till I decide what to do with them. I am debating on whether I went them to be ornaments, decorations on packages or part of centerpiece, I can't decide. I saw the template and I couldn't pass it up. I always have glitter glue (my favorite thing), thread and the white fluff to put inside.
On the white poinsetta, the petals on top are curled at the center and seed beads are gathered at the center. Then I went around with red glitter glue on the inside petals and made a dash pattern on the outside petals.
On the one of red Poinsetta's, I put silver glitter glue on the border on petals and sewed together seed beads in the center. On the other red poinsetta I made a dash pattern with white puffy paint on the outside petals and sewed together white seed beads in the center.
On the white poinsetta, the petals on top are curled at the center and seed beads are gathered at the center. Then I went around with red glitter glue on the inside petals and made a dash pattern on the outside petals.
On the one of red Poinsetta's, I put silver glitter glue on the border on petals and sewed together seed beads in the center. On the other red poinsetta I made a dash pattern with white puffy paint on the outside petals and sewed together white seed beads in the center.
Purple Penguin Ornaments
These penguin ornaments were also a hit with the kids. I cut out circles or rectangular shapes from the paper and glued down to cardboard templates and smoothed them down. Then I sprinkled deep purple glitter on one of them and sprinkled irredescent glitter on the others. I strung purple satin ribbon on the top and gave some to my granddaughter, nieces.
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