5 Button Christmas Ornament Projects » Curbly | DIY Design Community « Keywords: buttons, Roundup, Christmas, ornaments. Christmas Buttons. So sweet and colorful, they're just aching to be turned into Christmas ornaments. The one pictured above is from Leslie Ashe. There isn't a tutorial, but it looks like the maker used a styrofoam ball and white ball head stick pins. These next ones are perfect for a table top tree. See: This snowflake ornament is made with using a wire coat hanger. This button wreath is a Martha creation: And, finally, Penelope was inspired by Martha's wreath to make this little button tree.
If you're interested in more DIY ornament ideas, check out our roundup: 18 DIY Christmas Ornaments to Make This Season Looking for more seasonal DIY projects and ideas? Tagged : buttons, Roundup, Christmas, ornaments, How-To, DIY. Professional Wit: Chinese Lucky Stars Rainbow Christmas Tree Garland. "The Kurtz Corner": Cupcake Christmas Ornaments. It's is my absolute favorite time of the year! Time to dust off your jingle bells, pour yourself some peppermint hot coco and make something for Christmas! I always loved making Christmas ornaments as a kid, and well, I still do! I love putting up the tree with my family and looking back at all of the ornaments I made as a kid. So many wonderful memories. I can't wait to make more of those memories with my kids someday! Every so often I like to switch up Christmas tree themes and this year I want a sweets tree decked out in candies and cupcakes!
To start off the new theme I've created these cute little pink iced cupcakes. Cupcake Supplies: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Step 1 Remove the ornament hanger Step 2 Hot glue your ornament into the cupcake liner, top side down Step 3 Hot glue all around so that the liner is secure Step 4 Create a Mod Podge/glitter mixture and paint onto your ornament Step 5 Sprinkle on some dry glitter and tap off any excess Step 6 Step 7 You're done! Landee See, Landee Do: Festival of Trees: Glitter Cardstock Trees. Glittered Magnetic Advent Calendar. Scrapbook Paper Christmas Trees. I’m not a big fan of red and green. Like the red red and the kelly green. Blech. (No offense to you red + green lovers. I can have my opinions. Gather your materials: • Two Styrofoam cone forms of different heights.
Excuse the mess - there were multiple projects in progress. Start by tracing and cutting out your template petal on your scrap of cardboard. For a break in between the monotonous cutting, you can start to apply the petals to your cone form. Start from the base of your cone and work your way up in overlapping rows. All done!