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When the year is ending, I really get into the mood to DIY some Christmas projects and ornaments to decorate my house and Christmas Tree. Though my current home it is not as perfect as I want it to be but I am sure next year will be better when I am at my new home. Just can’t wait to get over the renovation, I want to move in now!
Last year, I bought a new Christmas tree, a 7′ Royal Douglas Fir, it is huge and bushy, so big until it looks empty without adding more ornaments on it. This year, I made a few mini Christmas tree to hang on it. Hopefully I will be able to add more DIY ornaments every year until I can replace all the store bought ones from the past years and proclaim the tree to be Tree Of DIY Ornaments…. dreamer syndrome attack again but I surely hope that this wish will come true one day.
The concept of making these little Christmas tree ornaments is similar to my popular tutorials – Pencil Holder and the Candy Cone Memo Holder, that is by wrapping yarn or twine around the form, follow by embellishment. Younger kids can do it with some supervisions and helps from adults and older kids should be able to handle it without fuss.
I hope you enjoy making your own Christmas ornaments to decorate you tree as much as I do.
Merry Christmas!
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I like it….Dear Joanne this ornament is a new idea.
I can make it whit my child (6 y.o.)
Merry Christmas and Happy 2013
Silvia.
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Joanne I love the things you make so simple & easy to do,just few crafter’s do this they try but need little work on.. lol no names because I like all blogs,Thank’s Hope you & your family Have a Merry Christmas & hope 2013 is better year for America..Thank’s…
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