How to Make Ornaments: 10 Christmas Ornaments to Make

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"Fantastic giveaway would be happy to make a lovely swaddle blanket"

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"I love this Marbles and Copper Recycled Wind Chime. Buying them can be costly and with this How to they are easier to make. I love the step by step directions and pictures to make this wind chime, it looks easy enough to do and I can see them coming together nicely. I'm looking forward to making these. Thank you so much for sharing this free craft how to."

Lisa

"They said this was a recycled materials craft, but recycling means to re-use something, this is actually a re-purposed craft because you are using new coffee filters for something other than their intended purpose."

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"I tried to click on the link for this wonderful Christmas project but the link didn't work for me. Is it still there or has it been taken down? I would really love to try this, so could you please check the link and let me know if it is working now? Thanks!"

kenziewood07 4352650

"I love the idea of this project, but I am a little concerned about using actual candy canes. I used to use the same candy canes every year on my tree (packing them up with my decorations in January) but after a few years, the candy started to get sticky and a few even melted and stuck to other decorations. Do you spray your candy canes with anything to keep that from happening? Or do you only use them for one or two Christmases?"

Kelly Marie Alvarez

Kelly Marie's love for crafting started at a very young age, making greeting cards using crayons and notebook paper. She recently found a card she made for her grandfather at the age of eight that she labeled with "Kelly Cards Inc." on the back. A future in crafting was definitely meant to be! After double majoring in biochemistry and music at UCSD, Kelly decided to follow her dreams and created Lawn Fawn. She owns and operates the company, along with her husband, Mike, and friend, Erica. Kelly Marie is inspired by fun and bright design and interacting with crafters all around the world. Her cards and layouts have been published in leading craft magazines, including the cover of Paper Crafts.

She lives in Orange County, California with her husband, Mike. When Kelly Marie is not crafting or running Lawn Fawn, she is playing music, visiting friends and family or hanging at the beach.