We make many of our own ornaments and each year we add to the collection. Here are some ideas from around the web for a variety of hand made Christmas tree ornaments.Â
How To String Popcorn On A Christmas Tree: Pretty simple technique. Of course, the problem is keeping the kids (or pets) from nibbling on the garland!
Gingerbread Christmas Ornaments: These look and smell great. You could decorate your entire tree with nothing but gingerbread ornaments in an assortment of shapes.
Clay Dough Christmas Ornaments: Simple recipe to make the clay. Shape these into stockings, candy canes, and Christmas trees and let dry. Paint with acrylics.Â
Paper and Ornament PrintOuts: Cut and color these to your liking. Laminate them too. Easy craft for the kids.Â
Clothespin Santa Ornaments:Â Simply adorable using clothespins and felt.Â
Christmas Origami:Â Elegant spheres to use as ornaments.Â
Pipe Cleaner and Bead Ornaments: These are so cute. Make a candy cane or wreath ornament.
Felt Christmas Tree Ornament:Â Easy felt ornament.Â
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1 Birdie // Nov 29, 2006 at 7:47 pm
Some of my favorite holiday memories are of stringing popcorn (and watching my brother eat almost as much as I had strung!).
2 Not Made Of Money » Frugal Christmas Decor - Making the House Look Festive Without Spending A Fortune // Dec 12, 2007 at 6:53 am
[...] We’ve had our artificial tree for quite a while now and every year I have the kids make some new ornaments. [...]
3 littleredddd // Nov 22, 2008 at 5:10 pm
A idea is to recycle old Christmas cards and fold or arrange into ornaments I found a few ways to fold and make ornaments out of old or used Christmas cards
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