Everyone seems to be doing cute ornaments so I decided to do some of my own.
I started with a cute Christmas patterned paper, tiny gold brads and scissors.
I cut my paper into different length strips and then just played around with them.I bent and twisted till I got a shape that I liked.
I pocked the brads through and added a ribbon as a holder.
I pocked the brads through and added a ribbon as a holder.I figure that I can get about 6 ornaments out of one 12x12 piece of paper. That is a cheap ornament!!!
I can't wait to put them on my tree!
I can't wait to put them on my tree!
I love them! wow that is cheap im gonna make those:)
ReplyDeleteLOVE THESE, TOO!!! My daughter (3rd grade) came home from school and was using just regular ole note book paper to make one like the 2nd one you show. She had made them in school and loved using a ruler to measure and cut the paper at just the exact lengths. Think I'll take her today to get some scrapbook paper and let her loose on it. Thanks again for another great idea!
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Those are ADORABLE! Thanks for linking up to Check me out saturday! I will be featuring this post sometime this week. i haven't scheduled it but It is really awesome!
ReplyDeleteI'm kind of obsessing on paper right now, and love these! These would look great on a garland I'm making a friend.
ReplyDeleteCute! I made paper ornaments on my blog today too!
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Cute! Making these with the kiddos tomorrow!
ReplyDeleteI love your variations! I'm obsessing with the paper ornaments this year. Thanks for the ideas!
ReplyDeleteFabulous idea! I love the papers you used, and the variety of styles you can form the ornament into. Thank you so much for linking this up to Homemade Christmas!!
ReplyDeleteCute and easy! Looks awesome! Thanks for linking up to Mad Skills Monday!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! It would be fun to get the whole family together and have an ornament craft party! I just started a link party on Wednesdays and would love for you to share this!
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Ciao,
Lucia
Those are beautiful! Thanks for sharing! I just might have to make some of my own!
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