Today's Guest: Brenda from Pebbles In My Pocket
>> Thursday, November 8, 2012 –
christmas
Christmas Tree Ornaments
Instructions:
-Cut a triangle from printed paper or cardstock. Score and fold in half. Even up both sides with each other.
-Cut / score two more triangles, the same size. The one shown is approximately 3" x 4", but they can easily be smaller or larger.
-Add some white craft glue to half of a folded back (right side is folded inward) and place another folded half on top.
-Once all three are glued together, add white crafting glue to remaining side and down the middle.
-Add a strung silver bell, with red and white bakers twine in the middle as shown and press the two remaining sides together.
-Tie a knot to hang. Trim.
These simple trees can be made from your favorite printed papers. I love to make them from plain cardstock and let my grandkids decorate them with glitter, buttons, sequins and such... creating a memorable keepsake. This would be a great project for a classroom, especially if they were pre-done and ready to decorate with small hands.
Enjoy! Brenda Birrell
Brenda wants to give one lucky reader a Christmas Tree Kit (makes 6 trees)!!
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Such a cute giveaway. Thanks or having it!!!
OOOH! I love that but then again I LOVE anything Brenda makes, I don't know her but I have always loved her designs, her style is so simple and so pretty! I love the choice of papers and colors she uses, I recognize her designs the minute I see them!
Thanks so much for sharing this!
Adorable ornaments!
These are SO cute Brenda! And so easy to make, perfect for creatively challenged me.I like the idea of letting the kids/grand kids decorate them. Maybe we'll make some at Thanksgiving.
Thanks for letting Brenda guest post Eighteen25 girls!
these look so great
I saw your Christmas tree ornaments on Pinterest...those look great! And I've enjoyed the look around your blog! Thanks for the inspiration!