Free Christmas Crafts
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Doily Christmas Tree
Victorian Ornaments
Cinnamon Applesauce Ornaments
Bead Angels
Glass Ball Ornaments
Doily Ornaments
Easy, peasy ... but elegant and pleasing too, as we're sure you will find if you make a doily ornament for Christmas.
Copyright © 1999-2008 Susan Spatone All rights reserved.
Published with permission from CraftAtHome.com
If you like this craft, you may also like to see our Victorian Doily Light Bulb.Craft Supplies:
Small Doily
Glass ornament or styrofoam ball (you'll need to add a ribbon hanger to the styrofoam ball)
Hot glue
Ribbon
Embellishment of choice
Craft Project Instructions:For these ornaments you can use a glass ornament, styrofoam ball or pretty much anything that is round and can accomodate a hanging ribbon. Just wrap your doily around your ornament and tie with a ribbon to secure.
Use a little hot glue to attach a few tiny flowers, pinecones, Christmas greenery or other embellishments.
Great for young and young at heart. This would even be nice for a church project with inspirational fabrics. Thank you!
I am going to make ornaments with my children at school. Niffty and easy. I am going to use paper instead of cloth. I hope it works.
Last year for Thanksgiving Favors, I took votive holders, left from my daughter's wedding, and covered them with striped Christmas paper and decoupaged the paper to the holder with half water/half glue. I found some tiny ornaments for a mini tree, inexpensive, and tied one to each holder with a piece of twine. Add a tealight and you have a holder everyone will love! Adapt the paper and tie to your taste or for male and female, or use with a name tag stuck inside.
What a pretty idea.Thank you.
Have you seen the Nativity made from cinnamon sticks,
cloves and star anise? I saw it in N.C.,thought I could remember
how to make it,but it's gone from my head.
My daughter-in-law did this for Christmas this year. She has a 8 foot tree so she took 6 inch styrofoam balls and wrapped them in different fabrics and tied a ribbon on the top of each one. They are all different and they look absolutely stunning on her large tree. I am doing this next year!
Great idea. My children like me to make them new ornaments every year. I'm going to use smaller balls and use natural materiels around the tops with the ribbon.
This is perfect for what i was looking for! Thanks so much for sharing!!
Thank you for sharing your holiday ideas. The easy, beautiful crafts are answers to my prayers.
God Bless !
