Vintage ornaments are beautiful and charming, they help to create the fairy-tale Christmas atmosphere. To make a vintage snowman ornaments you’ll need a 4-inch Styrofoam ball, Magikote, snow texture paint, white glitter paint, antiquing gel. After adding a coat of Magikote, add Snotex paint and texturize it with your fingers. Let dry and use vine...
We have told you of many ideas how to make cool Christmas ornaments, and this is one more for you to make. You’ll need a plastic ornament, stick-on lettering, Krylon’s Glitter Blast glitter spray, a paper towel, scissors, tape. Place your letters in the middle of the ornament; wrap the towel around the top of...
Retro video games are a popular theme right now, and even while celebrating something – your wedding day or Christmas. Here’s a craft for Space Invaders lovers. You’ll need printed images of the invaders, an exacto knife and some ball ornaments without any pattern. Print you images and tape it onto a piece of black...
Christmas balls are one of the best and most traditional ornaments for your tree. There are thousands of ideas how to make them of different materials. This one is for those who is good at crocheting. Chain 5 on hook size 6 and form a ring with 1 slip stitch in first chain. Row1: chain...
These cool ornaments are made of recycled materials that you have at home for sure – old CDs. You’ll need a glass ornament, CDs, ribbon, scissors, and a glue gun. Cut CDs into various small shapes and sizes. Glue a small dot onto the ornament and press a piece of mosaic on top with the...
I love the minimalist pieces! These Christmas ornaments are rather simple and stylish – they are transparent with an unusual pattern. The supplies are metallic spray paint (or any other of your choice), clear Christmas bulbs for crafting, bendable branches and tweezers. Cut the branches to a height little longer than the height of the...
Do you think that there aren’t such thing as too many ornaments during the holidays? If so then you should make some by yourself. You can start from felt ornaments and continue with these awesome glitter ornaments. You can use them not only for your Christmas tree but also dress up everything in your home...
If you’re a fan of occasional snack then you might like these cute Christmas tree ornaments. Urban Outfitters offers ornaments shaped like donuts, hoagies, pops, cupcakes, Snickerses, Twixes and some other at very reasonable prices. Imagine a small Christmas tree on your kitchen decorated with these ornaments. Sounds fun, right?
Do you find yourself captivated by tabletop glass terrariums? Can you imagine that you can even decorate your Christmas trees with glass ball ornaments with living plants inside of them? Flora Grubb Gardens has such ornaments for sale. Inside each of them you can find a living Tillandsia air-plant complete with tiny lichens and mosses...