Today is Day 9 of our 12 Days of Christmas Ornament event!
Time is flying.
There are only three more ornament days! :(
Anyhow, we are still 34 days away from Christmas which means, we can still continue crafting and enjoying this happy time!
Which one has been your favorite project, of this series, so far?
I have many favorites, but this, this, and this are some of the ones that come to my mind right now and that I really want to make.
My project today, is hands down, the easiest one I've done so far. You can have it ready in less than five minutes.
My project today, is hands down, the easiest one I've done so far. You can have it ready in less than five minutes.
I found the decorative wired yarn at Michael's, at the end of Spring, I like its texture, some spots are chunkier than others, and that's what I think works the best for this tree. If you can't find this same type of yarn, maybe you can use a simple wire or even chenille stems.
The materials you'll need:
Directions:
Make a cardboard temple of a triangle as seen in the picture above. Cut 2' of wire and wrap it around the template. Begin at the bottom center and go all the way up.
Take the template out. The tree is going to look funny at this stage. You have to make all those turns to lay flat and go up. It is easy, and the wire is very manageable.
Open the bells a bit (I used a butter knife to do this), and place them at the top of the wire. With your fingers, close the bell tightly around the wire.
Attach the twine or ribbon and you're done!
I went ahead and hot glued some sequins and more embellishments.
I told you it was going to be EASY!
;)
For more easy and super cute projects visit the eleven more 12 Days of Christmas crafters here:
Click on any of the pictures below to check my 12 Days of Christmas Ornaments.
P.S. For even more holiday inspiration check out Michael's on Facebook, Pinterest, Instagram, and Twitter
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The materials you'll need:
- Decorative wired yarn (2' for each)
- Jingle Bell
- Twine or ribbon (5" for each)
- Cardboard template
- Scissors
- Sequins and little embellishments (optional)
- hot glue gun (optional)
Directions:
Make a cardboard temple of a triangle as seen in the picture above. Cut 2' of wire and wrap it around the template. Begin at the bottom center and go all the way up.
Take the template out. The tree is going to look funny at this stage. You have to make all those turns to lay flat and go up. It is easy, and the wire is very manageable.
Open the bells a bit (I used a butter knife to do this), and place them at the top of the wire. With your fingers, close the bell tightly around the wire.
Attach the twine or ribbon and you're done!
I went ahead and hot glued some sequins and more embellishments.
I told you it was going to be EASY!
;)
For more easy and super cute projects visit the eleven more 12 Days of Christmas crafters here:
Mini Mason Jar Tea Light Ornament | Thrifty and Chic
Gold Ruffle Ornament | The Happier Homemaker
Scrabble Pieces Jingle Bells Ornament | Mom 4 Real
Bleached Pinecone Woodland Gnome | Serendipity Refined
Wire Christmas Tree Ornaments | Remodelando la Casa
Gold and White Banner Ornament | May Richer Fuller Be
Stuffed Candy Cane | It All Started With Paint
Plaid Christmas Ball Ornament | Cherished Bliss
Snow Globe Ornament | Whats Ur Home Story
Star Cookie Cutters Ornament | All Things G&D
Modern Yarn Wrapped Ornament | Bigger Than The Three of Us
Paper Pennant Ornament | Lovely Etc.
Click on any of the pictures below to check my 12 Days of Christmas Ornaments.
P.S. For even more holiday inspiration check out Michael's on Facebook, Pinterest, Instagram, and Twitter
*Some of the products used in this post and The 12 days of Christmas Ornament event were purchased with a gift card that I received from Michaels*
It's harder and harder to pick a fave Cristina, this one is adorable and looks easy to do!
ReplyDeleteI love the wool wire!!! This is so cute and I am definitely pinning! 9 down 3 to go! Good job!
ReplyDeleteI've never seen wire like that - it's the perfect material for this project. This is such a cute ornament, Cristina!
ReplyDeleteQue lindo ese arbolito !!es un creativo adorno
ReplyDeleteSuper fun, Cristina! And thanks for making me one of your "this's"!!!
ReplyDelete:) Linda
What a pretty and unique ornament! Very creative! I would love if you would share this at my blog party, Celebrate It! It is all about celebrating our wonderful everyday lives!
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So cute! Thanks for sharing! Also, wanted to let you know I have a link party on Wednesday, hope to see you there! Can’t wait to party with you at https://homeschoolapalooza.wordpress.com :-)
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