You can add a cute little message in the center or just leave them empty for a cute little garland!
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Category Archives: Holiday Crafts
Mason Jar Inspired Valentine Snow Globe
White Wonderland Valentine Mason Jar
You will need just a couple of things. Some trees that can be found at your local craft store. You will also need some miniature deer and some fake snow.
I used bath confetti and glued it to the twine and wrapped it around the white trees. Everything else was hot glued to the base of the mason jar.
See fast and simple!
Happy crafting,
Heart Crochet Christmas Ornament Tutorial
Recycle Baby Food Jars into Christmas Snow Globes Ornaments
Now you have your very own recycled baby food jars turned into Christmas snow globes ornaments to cherish every year.
Happy Holidays!
Christmas Crafts Decor Round up!
I redid my stocking holder this year for Christmas.
Christmas Wreath are always fun to make and super simple.
Chalk paint chandelier turned into a antique winter wonderland.
Christmas topiary tree its something you don’t want to miss.
If you have a little ninja turtle fan at home then you need to check out these Felt Ornaments
Your cabinets can also be a great place to add a little touch of Christmas with ribbon covered cabinets
Window garland can make your Christmas decorating complete.
Burlap and Felt Christmas Pillow to add that Christmas spirit to you coach.
Entertainment system slipcover just in time for the holidays.
Happy Holidays
Felt Ninja Turtle Christmas Ornaments
I have kid’s craft idea for you, with felt of course! My son loves Ninja Turtles and apparently every boy goes through this stage in their life. My hubby was the same as a child and my little brother too. Its funny to think that no matter what generation you are Ninja Turtles was part of it. My mother in law sent me my hubby felt dinoours Christmas Ornaments that he did as a child and I thought I would continue the tradition with making some felt character Christmas ornament.
My son was so excited to make Ninja Turtle felt Christmas Ornaments for this holiday season. My little boy was so excited to find out that we where going to do Ninja Turtles that he wanted to leave right there and then and go out to the store to get all the colors of felt at the store. If your son is as excited about it as mine was, then here are a few thing you will need…
1. Felt in green, purple, red, black, orange, blue, white
2. Needle and thread or yarn
3. glue
4. batting
The first thing I did was free hand a shape of a Ninja Turtle head. You can also get a picture online of a Ninja turtle and print it out and trace it on the felt.
Once I free handed it with marker I cut the felt shape heads. I did the same with the mask, the eyes and mouth. It does not have to be perfect my son was so excited he did not care what color it was or shape. Make sure to also cut a back piece of the head of you felt Christmas ornaments.
My son wanted the Ninja Turtles to have their tongues sticking out so I just cut a small piece of red felt to make it look like it. He had a blast gluing everything together but the problem was that he wanted to rip it apart once he was done to do it all over again, silly boy. The glue won’t hold forever so once he had his fun you can sew the piece of the green felt.
Once all pieces are glued on you will need to make sure you have made an extra piece of the head of the ninja turtle ornament for the back to be able to stuff it with batting. I used yarn to sew the two pieces together. You can also use a sewing machine while they sleep.
I left a little opening to stuff the batting.
Once you get your felt ninja turtle Christmas ornament stuffed with batting just finish sewing it and its all done.
Now you have your every own Ninja Turtle Ornaments and the best part if you get to do all four!
I learned with my son that I need to have everything prepared a head of time because he is not very patient while I cut everything for him, so you might need to get the little elf to cut them a few days in advance or the night before like me.
Happy Holidays
DIY mini crate stocking holder tutorial
My favorite thing to do this Holiday season is my Christmas Stockings, especially since I am making and extra one for my little baby girl. I decided to make a little vintage crate stocking holders instead of my wooden letters I did a previous year. In each box I added a key element which made it especially for that one person I love so much in my life.
I got the small crates at Hobby lobby but you can find different one at any craft store. I stained them dark wood.
I used Minwax which is my favorite stain ever! One small can has lasted me over a year.
I added a stain with a brush across the front part of the mini crate.
I waited about 30 seconds and wiped off any extra stain left on the top of the wood. I used gloves and a old rag for this part. If not your hands will smell like stain for a couple of days.
Once it was all stained, I let it dry over night.
FloraCraft® Make It: Fun® Foam Christmas Wreath Tutorial
Ribbon covered Kitchen Cabinet Christmas Decor
