These
Yarn Christmas Trees are very cute as well. They are made of items you may have on hand as a crafter which would make the very frugal to make. I love the look a s it appears to be vintage to me One can make the trees personal by using color of yarn, accessories of items to use to make the trees more personalizable The tutorial from
Pretty Ditty does a great job of explaining how to make these beauties
It is very exciting to see these big plump candy canes. It is hard to believe that they are not edible. They are created from pipe cleaners and wool. These are easy enough for teens to make but fun enough for adults as well. Check out the tutorial for
felted candy canes at the blog
felt cafe
These are adorable and I love the fact that they use up what I know moms have on hand. Plastic baggies are a commodity in my house and probably in yours as well. The
wreath is easy enough to make that the whole family can work together to create. You can find a wonderful tutorial on this project at
Design Sponge
This Christmas why not try to use what you all ready have in your homes or environment?
also shared at
Love those candy canes and trees! They're so fluffy and warm! Thanks for showing us those links.
ReplyDeleteOh I love this! I totally agree with using what you have on hand. I scavenged my yard for pine cones then painted and glittered them for holiday decor. These are all great projects! JenT
ReplyDeleteI totally agree that whenever possible, we should use what's on hand. I wanted to make trees like the ones you features, but ended up making one out of a bottle. That's part of the fun of blogging...seeing what everyone else comes up with :)
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