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9 DIY White Clay Christmas Ornaments To Try

9 DIY White Clay Christmas Ornaments To Try
I love crafting with white clay! It’s kinda making cookies and adding patterns to them but such a piece will last longer. Roll the clay thick enough not to break and take cookie cutters to cut curious shapes. To make various patterns you can take cable knit, doilies, leaves, herbs and other things you like... 
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11 Fun DIY Feather Decorations For Christmas

11 Fun DIY Feather Decorations For Christmas
If you think that feathers suit only fall decor, you are wrong, feathers are amazing for any season, including winter. Peacock feathers can add color to any decoration – a place card, a garland, a wreath or an ornaments, just attach them to a string, wreath form or put inside the ornaments. Ordinary bird feathers... 
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8 DIY Eye-Catching Cranberry Decorations For Winter And Christmas

8 DIY Eye-Catching Cranberry Decorations For Winter And Christmas
Cranberries are traditional for Christmas, and we often include them into the festive menu, so why not use fresh berries for decor, too? Cranberries can be easily incorporated into any kind of decor: garlands, wreaths, small wreaths for place cards, cneterpieces and ornaments, and foodie decor has alwasy been in trend. Making little garlands is... 
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DIY Festive Christmas Tree Wall Hanging

DIY Festive Christmas Tree Wall Hanging
Christmas is rather far away yet many of us are already interested in cool decor for this time. This tree wall hanging can be a cool alternative to a traditional tree, or just a decoration. The supplies are acrylic paint, a palette, laminated drop cloth cut to 4-by-7-feet, a 2-inch paint brush, No. 18 flat... 
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Easy DIY Sparkling Glitter Christmas Ornaments

Easy DIY Sparkling Glitter Christmas Ornaments
We continue making beautiful ornaments for Christmas, and for today project you’ll need plastic balls, a hammer & small nail, a wire cutter, Christmas ornament hooks, Mod Podge, a paint brush, fine glitter, ribbon, a hot glue gun. First, create a small hole at the top of your plastic ball with the hammer & small... 
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DIY Clay Star Christmas Tree Ornaments

DIY Clay Star Christmas Tree Ornaments
Christmas isn’t soon but preparing beforehand is the best idea. Today we are sharing a tutorial to make clay star ornaments from homeyohmy.com and hope that these cuties will decorate your tree this yar. First, roll out the clay with a rolling pin. Using a star cookie cutter, cut the star shape out of the... 
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Merry Christmas, Friends!

Merry Christmas, Friends!
Dear Shelterness readers, our team wishes you to have this year the best Christmas ever with your family and friends. Enjoy the fun, joy and peace and be happy! 
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17 Creative DIY Last Minute Christmas Decorations

17 Creative DIY Last Minute Christmas Decorations
Oh, there are just few days left before Christmas, and if you aren’t ready yet, it’s time to do that! Decorate your home with these easy pieces in just a few minutes! Paper and cardboard decorations are easy to make and very fast, so make some snowflakes, garlands and ornaments of them, you can offer... 
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DIY Clay State Christmas Ornaments

DIY Clay State Christmas Ornaments
Remember those amazing state crafts we’ve told you about? If you want to somehow remind of the state you are coming from, let’s make this Christmas ornament! You’ll need polymer, an X-acto knife, map outline printouts of the states in 3 x 5, acrylic paints, a brush, a straw, aluminium foil to work on. Roll... 
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DIY Christmas Gingerbread Man Gift Tag

DIY Christmas Gingerbread Man Gift Tag
This is a super cute Christmas gift tag for those who like sewing! Let’s start making a tag template with hard board paper. Draw a gingerbread man and a hat on a box paper and then trace them on the felt. Hand stitch the gingerbread man on the linen with quilt batting underneath. Put the... 
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