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Soda Bottle Cap Christmas Ornament
designed by Twila Lenoir
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Recycle soda bottle caps and make a great Christmas tree trim in this free Christmas craft project. It's easy, fun to do, and you'll get great results while benefitting the Earth by recycling! All in all, a good Christmas art project for the classroom or youth group.
Soda Bottle Cap Ornament
Supplies:
- 7 soda bottle caps
- Felt
- 6 pompoms or cotton balls to fit on top of the bottle caps
- 1 pompom or cotton ball for the center (can be same color as the rest of the pompoms or a contrasting color)
- Pretty 1 ¼ inch wide ribbon
- String of pearls
- Fine glitter
- String or thin ribbon for hanger
- Crafting tools: glue, scissors, a pencil
Bottle Cap Christmas Ornament
Instructions:
1. Place one bottle cap on your work surface to use as the center of the ornament. Glue the other caps all around it, with each one being glued to the center cap and then to the caps beside it. When you are finished, it should look a little like a flower.
2. Trace a pencil line around the edge of the bottle caps onto a piece of felt then cut out the flower shape, cutting just inside the pencil line. Glue the felt to the back of the caps.
3. Glue on the pompoms or cotton balls.
4. Glue on a loop of string or ribbon to use as a hanger.
5. Starting at the top, near the hanger, begin gluing the ribbon all around the flower shape. Make sure that you center the ribbon as you work, so it overhangs both the front and the back sides of the caps just a little bit.
6. Glue a string of pearls down the center of the ribbon.
7. Add some swirls of glue on top of the pompoms or cotton balls and sprinkle with fine glitter. Tap off the excess. Voilą! A pretty Christmas ornament made from recycled bottle caps - but you'd never guess, now would you? Enjoy!
this is for joanne dookhantee, just a small percent of trinidadians are poor and canno afford gifts, but it's nice of you to dedicate some time to others.
Good idea!!! I love how u think! do u have any other rcicled craft ideas?
-Tori
This would be even cuter if you made two and glued them back to back. That way they would be pretty from both sides.
A creative idea.... Thanks,
Natasha
hi natasha i was wondering what state you live in
which glue do you use, is it crazy glue?
I generally use craft glue, Aleene's tacky glue, or low-temperature hot glue for crafts like this. Crazy glue might work, but I wouldn't recommend this for use by children.
thank you....i relocated to trinidad this year and teach children in one of our churches. these children are poor and don't have money to buy gifts, so this is a wonderful idea for them.......please send me some more ideas. they would love doing yr crafts................thanks in advance joanne






