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CokeGirl 77

"I can't save or copy tree template."

paver2

"Okay, that's 'way cute, but the instructions are drawn out to the point that I started dazing out. The printable comes in two pieces, requiring two pieces of paper so they're bigger than I thought they would be. That would make them just right for a treat container or a tree ornament. They look like fun to color!"

kenziewood07 4352650

"I love these Salt Dough Donut DIY ornaments! They are so sweet and cute! I love making things with my hands, and this brings back memories of salt dough creations my family and I made when I was a child. And it would be a great craft to make with my kids. I am always looking for projects we can do to get them away from the TV or tablet!"

kenziewood07 4352650

"These Snowball Fight DIY Ornaments are absolutely adorable and make me want to wish for snow! I think they would make great Christmas and Holiday party gifts, and a slightly larger one would look great at the bottom of the Christmas tree. I always think the tree looks so bare once all the gifts have been opened and taken away. A bucket or two of 'snowballs' under the tree would keep the festive feeling going til it is time to put the decorations away."

kenziewood07 4352650

"This Doggone Cute DIY Christmas stocking is absolutely adorable and I plan on making it for my daughter's new canine addition to her family. I think I will use a light brown color for the main body of the stocking, instead of green. And maybe white for the paws, as well. They seem pretty easy to whip up, and if it's like that, I may try and make several for the church Christmas bazaar! Thanks for the pattern and great idea!"

Amanda Formaro

Amanda Formaro is the crafty, entrepreneurial mother of four children. She loves to bake, cook, and create decorative items for her home. Amanda especially enjoys making holiday-themed crafts, seasonal crafts, kid's crafts, and projects for the home. She is the craft expert for FamilyCorner.com and Kaboose.com. Amanda has also appeared in online and print publications many times over the years. Amanda is also the editor for the Home & Garden channel at Craft Gossip and owner of FunFamilyCrafts.com.