How to Make Ornaments: 10 Christmas Ornaments to Make

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Hannah

"I love checkered! How come I never thought of that idea. The materials needed are just scattered at home. I hope I can do this for Christmas. This will surely look nice on my dining table."

Hannah

"We tried this but instead of styrofoam, we used a needle thread. It looks similar to this. We used yellow thread wrapped in black thread. It's not monochrome though, but it surely looks nice!"

Hannah

"Too easy for my daughter. If you are looking for something you can spend time with, this is another idea you can do with your kiddos. Making Christmas tree with straws. Or you can find more crafts that uses straw as the main material."

Hannah

"Very easy and cheap! My daughter tried this project and it only took her an hour and a half to finish, well with my minimal supervision. A great project for younger kids."

Hannah

"This is lavish! Really really elegant for a wedding reception. The colors are amazing and charming! They are very dazzling and perfect for a memorable ceremony. I would rather make these for a wedding."

Eileen Bergen

Eileen Bergen I’ve always loved to craft, but once career and family took over my life, I had no time. After taking early retirement, I started crafting again to save money. Things just fell into place for me and I feel very blessed.

I made and sold crafts at expos and craft fairs, then opened a gift shop to sell my crafts, and finally started The Artful Crafter website and blog. We chose as our motto "The Artful Crafter - Helping Crafters to Be". I figured there had to be many more people out there like me – people who need to bring in extra cash and aren’t aware of their hidden talents.

My original intention was to advise other crafty people on how to get started crafting for profit. But a really neat thing happened along the way. Casual crafters, as well as those already crafting for profit, began writing with questions on problems they were having with a project or asking for craft ideas or tutorials.

So our motto has taken on a broader meaning, but it still fits!

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