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16 Cool And Bold DIY Christmas Beaded Decorations

16 Cool And Bold DIY Christmas Beaded Decorations
Beads can become a source of endless inspiration for making cool Christmas decorations and ornaments. Perler, plastic or wooden beads in the colors you like – it’s up to you, then just make the shape you like. You can make stars, angels, chandeliers, candy canes, wreaths, snowflakes, letters or even ball ornaments. It these are... 
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Super Easy DIY Scrabble Christmas Ornaments

Super Easy DIY Scrabble Christmas Ornaments
Need a cool Christmas decoration with a minimalist approach? Make scrabble letter piece! You’ll need wooden scrabble tiles, glue, sandpaper, white yarn and scissors. The tutorial is super easy and you’re your kids can make these ornaments. Sand the edges of the scrabble tiles slightly. Cut a piece of yarn. Glue the outer letters together.... 
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DIY Christmas String Star Ornaments

DIY Christmas String Star Ornaments
We continue telling you of super cute Christmas ornaments, and this article is dedicated to string star ornaments. The supplies are cotton string, jute twine or wool in your preferred colors, 1 sheet of paper for the shape templates, baking paper wrapped around jars and taped closed, a pastry brush, or brush with wide head,... 
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DIY High Gloss Wooden Christmas Ornaments

DIY High Gloss Wooden Christmas Ornaments
Need a couple of bold ornaments for decor? The supplies are assorted plain wooden ornaments with eye hooks, DecoArt Americana Decor Maxx Gloss paint, in “Caribbean Sea” or another color, scissors, 1-inch foam paintbrush, gloves and paper towels and elastic string. Start by clipping off the pre-knotted string or rope that comes on your ornaments... 
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DIY 10 Minute Wood Slice Christmas Ornament

DIY 10 Minute Wood Slice Christmas Ornament
We need more creative Christmas ornaments for the coming holidays! This one is a cool stamped piece, the supplies are a miter saw, birch logs, a drill, bakers twine, a rubber stamp, stamp ink. The first step is to select logs that are the right shape and size for your ornament. Using your miter saw... 
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Cool DIY Glittery Ornaments For Christmas

Cool DIY Glittery Ornaments For Christmas
Just a month is left before the holidays, and it’s time to make some decorations, today we are sharing a tutorial for glitter ornaments. The supplies are glitter, craft ornaments, Mod Podge, a paint brush. Most ornaments will have a little metal piece at the top that you can take off. Paint a medium to... 
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Vintage-Inspired DIY Stamped Clay Ornaments

Vintage-Inspired DIY Stamped Clay Ornaments
If you’ve been following us lately, you’ve already seen clay ornaments. Here’s one of these tutorials in details. The supplies are 1 cup cornstarch, 2 cup baking soda, 1-1/2 cups water. Combine all ingredients in a medium saucepan. Heat over medium stirring constantly until the mixture starts to resemble mashed potatoes. Remove & transfer to... 
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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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DIY Faux Taxidermy Ornaments To Make With Kids

DIY Faux Taxidermy Ornaments To Make With Kids
These fun Christmas ornaments are perfect to make with kids! Prepare plastic shopping bags, masking tape, acrylic paints, paintbrushes, scissors, glue, pipecleaners, a cereal box, wood slices and yarn. First, determine what kind of animal you are going to make. Start by forming a head shape with your plastic bag. You want to use a... 
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