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DIY Birch Slice Ornaments With Wood Burned Design

DIY Birch Slice Ornaments With Wood Burned Design
If you haven’t finished holiday décor yet, make these cool ornaments! You’ll need a birch branch or pre-cut and drilled wood slices, a wood burner, a drill, a chop saw or hand saw, narrow plaid ribbon or twine, a pencil, pliers, old chopping block or cookie sheet. Take a pencil and sketch some snowflakes, then... 
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DIY Embroidered Photo Ornaments For Christmas

DIY Embroidered Photo Ornaments For Christmas
These photo ornaments are fantastic for tree décor and will be perfect gifts for your family and friends. Prepare a free printable pattern, an embroidery hoop, fabric, embroidery floss in various colors, Mod Podge CS15067 8-Ounce Photo Transfer, photos printed from laser jet printer, white paper, ribbon. Photo transfer your image to fabric. After printing... 
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DIY Pottery Barn Inspired Plaid Christmas Ornaments

DIY Pottery Barn Inspired Plaid Christmas Ornaments
Plaid is the most popular pattern for fall and winter and especially for Christmas! Plaid scarves, skirts and shirts, plaid ornaments, signs and marquees, napkins, tablecloths and tableware – we go everything plaid! I even have a plaid blanket to cover myself up from head to toes on a cold day. If you are one... 
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DIY Chalkboard Clay Christmas Ornaments

DIY Chalkboard Clay Christmas Ornaments
Chalkboards are great for leaving messages, such decorations are super-interactive. To make these you’ll need white polymer clay, cookie cutters, a wooden skewer, chalkboard paint, a paint brush, a  white paint pen, ribbon. Roll out clay according to directions until you reach a desired thickness. Ours were a little less than 1/8 of an inch... 
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Adorable DIY French Macaron Ornaments

Adorable DIY French Macaron Ornaments
Macarons are absolute love for everyone! And you can make a couple for decorating your Christmas tree, prepare 2 cups baking soda, 1 cup cornstarch, 1 1/4 cup cool water, paint Colors of your choice + white, 2 paint brushes, 1 with a small point and 1 with a wide flat edge, 1 roll of... 
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Super Fun DIY French Fries Ornaments

Super Fun DIY French Fries Ornaments
Need a couple of fun ornaments? Prepare 1/2″ thick upholstery foam, yellow paint + a paintbrush, French Fry containers, baker’s twine, a hole punch, scissors, a hot glue gun. Cut a strip of upholstery foam about 1/2 inch wide. Then cut the long strip into different size fries. You’ll need 10-12 fries per container, depending... 
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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 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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