Last time I went on a shopping spree for craft supplies, I got a great deal on some baker’s twine. Since it is close to Christmas, I thought I would use some of it to make a Christmas tree ornament.…
by Sherri Osborn • • Comments Off on DIY Candy Filled Hidden Money Holder
If you want to give money as a gift, but don’t want to simply slip a few bills in a card, perhaps this idea will pique your interest. I don’t usually like giving money as a gift for Christmas, but…
by Sherri Osborn • • Comments Off on Paper Plate Christmas Ornament Decoration
One of our favorite parts of getting ready for Christmas has always been crafting. We enjoy making ornaments, gifts, and decorations — like these paper plate Christmas ornaments. This Christmas decoration is made to look like oversized Christmas tree ornaments,…
What do you think of this DIY clothespin poinsettia? Initially, I was going to call this project a Christmas tree ornament, but then I figured it could actually be much more than that. Not only would this clothespin poinsettia make…
by Sherri Osborn • • Comments Off on Twine Candy Cane Ornament
Can you believe this simple ornament is made with cardboard and red and white twine or hemp? You can use this same technique to make ornaments using any simple shapes. You should be able to find a variety of different…
Discover how easy it is to recycle a couple of jar lids into on over-sized piece of peppermint candy. You can use it as a Christmas tree ornament or as a gift topper. It can even be a gift if…
Have you ever heard the phrase “Christmas in July”? I am not sure where this phrase came from, but I will run with it! I love Christmas any time. Next time you are stuck inside because of the weather or…
You may not be thinking of Christmas today, but it is a great day to do just that because it is Leon Day… What is Leon Day? Leon is Noel spelled backwards and noel is another word for Christmas. Why…
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