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Vintage Style Christmas Baubles

By: Amy Anderson for FaveCrafts.com
Vintage Style Christmas Baubles
Vintage Style Christmas Baubles
This image courtesy of modpodgerocksblog.com

Even if you don't own any ornaments from a previous generation, you can still give your tree a classic look with some Vintage Style Christmas Baubles. This tutorial shows you how to make Christmas ornaments using vintage fabric designs and a little mod podge. They're inexpensive to make, and look very believable alongside any other old fashioned Christmas decorations you may have.

Estimated Cost$11-$20

Time to CompleteIn an evening

Main MaterialFabric

Beginner

 


DID YOU KNOW?

Learning how to make Christmas ornaments is one of the best crafting skills you can pick up. This is because there are so many ideas out there, many of which are easy enough for anyone to try. In the United States, we have all sorts of options when it comes to the ornaments we hang on our Christmas trees. From baubles to plastic ornaments that play music or light up, you could spend hours staring at the assortment on any Christmas tree. Each American family has their own traditions when it comes to the ornaments that decorate the tree. However, did you know that there are some interesting traditions for ornaments in other countries? In Germany, parents hang up a fake pickle ornament on Christmas Eve. On Christmas morning, the first child to find the Christmas pickle gets a special treat. Ukrainians actually decorate their Christmas tree with fake spiders and spider webs. This tradition comes from a popular folk tale about a poor family who could not afford to decorate their outside Christmas tree for the holiday. On Christmas morning, they noticed it was covered in spider webs. When the sunlight hit the tree, the webs turned to tinsel.    

 


If you love making homemade Christmas ornaments, then you need to check out our free eBook: How to Make Ornaments: 10 Christmas Ornaments to Make. Learn how to make homemade Christmas ornaments that look great and last a lifetime.

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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!

The page is still there, at least the link worked for me. Sometimes sites go down for just a few minutes. I think these are pretty, but I have so many ideas for Christmas ornaments piled up the way it is, I doubt these will get made, at least this year.

Oh my did these ever bring back memories. My grand parents were from Getmany and they brought some very pretty ornaments to America. I use to sit and just admire them on the tree.some were made from material and some were blown glass.how they got here without breaking us a mystery to me. But when I saw this project I thought of those. Now I have to make them for my tree.

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