Whats On Your Christmas Tree?
I have several obsessions in my life.
Among them are all things vintage, numbers, stars, glitter… did I mention all things vintage?
Oh, and coffee mugs… but that’s another story.
This year I decided to try my hand at making my own Christmas ornaments. My mission was to make vintage numbers and stars. I downloaded images from the computer of what I wanted and headed over to the local craft store. My purchases included:
- Very thick black paper
- Silver glitter
- Gold glitter
- Elmer’s washable gel glue (I heard this was the best for my project)
- Very sharp craft scissors
- Exacto knife
- Ribbon for hanging the ornaments
- Eyelets for hanging the ornaments
Off to work I went…
I carefully cut out the images I downloaded off the computer and traced them onto the black paper.
I used my super sharp scissors and exacto knife to cut out the ornaments.
I inserted the eyelets and glued and glittered each side.
I was so happy with my results and my tree.
Here’s what the final product looked like.
My Christmas tree makes me happy!
Question of the Day…
Do have any craft projects you’ve been dying to do but feel too intimidated to do them?
Mine would be sewing. I have a sewing machine, I just need to start doing something.
I am not too crafty, but wish I was. ANYTHING that sparkles is up my alley. I love sparkles!
I want to learn how to sew as well. I also want to get into screen printing. I will pretty much try any craft once…whether or not I continue is a different story. Your ornaments are BEAUTIFUL!! My sweetie and I made ornaments too, but ours are very organic looking (nice way of saying they look like they were made my 5th graders) but I love them anyway. 🙂
one last thing….post a picture of your whole tree!
SO NICE!
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So cute, way to go!
BEAUTIFUL decorations girl!
oh my! these are just adorable! i’d really like to start making my own cards! it always sounds so simple but when I go for it, it looks more like a 4th graders work than anything! 🙂