Glittered Snowflake Paper Ornaments

I want my snowflake cut out of two different colors of paper. The easiest way to differentiate that in CDS is to change the color of two of the snowflakes. Anyway, cozy up in front of the fire and create some gorgeous beaded ornaments for your tree. Or you can use them as gift toppers or even to give them as gifts. For this project, in particular, I recommend heavy-weight cardstock, which is harder to cut but is more sturdy for decorating.
Commemorate 2023 with this elegant snowflake 10cm Christmas Bauble Christmas tree ornament. This beautiful porcelain decoration makes a lovely addition to your holiday festivities. Kraft paper goes luxe with the addition of gold leaf to create these shimmery holly handmade Christmas ornaments.

These hoot-worthy companions are a cozy addition to  your Christmas tree. Make a pair of owl ornaments from wool roving and minimal hand-stitching. They're inexpensive to make and will look wise for many seasons. What's the secret to these geometric Christmas ornaments?
Some of the patterns are in written format and some are available as free PDF downloads. Discover Cricut tips, projects, and creative inspiration. If you don't want the back of the ornament to show, make it double-sided and layer another snowflake to adhere to the back.
Leave enough tissue paper on each end to gather and lightly twist it, tying it with colored string. After threading the crystal bead, draw the wire out of any adjacent large bead of an arm (left or right, as you prefer). Thread 1 large bead and 3 small beads into the wire and push them near the bead ring. I’m  Debbie Chapman, founder of One Little Project and author of the book Low-Mess Crafts for Kids. I love creating and cooking up fun for my husband and 3 kids.

DIY wood burnt snowflake ornament for Christmas (via cherishedbliss.com). I the paper snowflakes dry on a table and start over the process with the next snowflake until I finish them all. I protected my table with some paper and started spreading the glue all over the snowflake.
Hang your finished ornaments from loops of bakers twine or yarn. Stamp the plaid onto felt shapes with a homemade striped stamp applied in opposite directions. Make the stamp by gluing strips of crafts foam to a woodblock. Cut out the ornament shapes freehand or use our templates.

Twist all three pipe cleaners together at the center. Make sure you twist  them two or three times so everything stays together. And while you are there, don’t forget to send a little love to the designer, they worked hard to bring us these amazing patterns.
Replace the top, and add a Christmas message with adhesive scrapbooking letters. Display your family's initial with this easy, elegant ornament. Using stamps and a gold stamp pad, stamp a gold crown or other image and your family's surname initial, let dry, then rub the surface with chalk. Set the canvas on top of a sturdy tree branch, or add a hanging loop to the back.

Start with a cardboard star, and for each spoke, fold plaid paper over the star and cut to fit. To distress paper, lightly rub using medium-grit sandpaper. For a little sparkle, hot-glue oversize chenille-stem trim around the edges. Replicate a snowy winter scene on a painted ball ornament to decorate the Christmas tree this year.
Change the lines to draw for the smallest snowflake, then attach the two layers together. Highlight the lines and snowflakes that go together and attach. In the layers panel, highlight the lines of a snowflake and change their operation to score.

Create a lasting memory with this year's Christmas crafts by making your own handprint ornaments from homemade salt dough. They make a great Christmas gift for grandparents, too. Replicate the look of ornate porcelain ornaments by stamping clay with cut glass plates, glasses, or bowls.
Add instant sophistication to plain ball ornaments; all you need is ribbon and glue! To make, hot-glue a velvet ribbon around the middle of a ball ornament, overlapping the ribbon ends slightly. Then simply tie a length of ribbon into a bow, and hot-glue the finished bow to the elegant ornament where the ribbon ends meet.
It’s absolutely inexpensive because you probably have glue and glitter and home and if not those supplies are not expensive anyway. Customize your ornament with your choice of colors, text, and imagery. No machine printing or vinyl decals—just genuine artistry. My free 4-week class teaches someone how to crochet from start to finish. This free masterclass was specially designed for those who have never crocheted before. We offer a 30-day change-of-mind policy if the box is unopened and the product undamaged.