Hand Painted Ornaments, Customized, Personalized Christmas Ornaments

Fold the strand in half and glue the ends to the back of the ornament. I increase the pressure when cutting paper, and the program will specify what tools and materials to load. Highlight snowflake one and snowflake three and change the material color. If the different snowflakes were numbered, they would start with one being the smallest and 4 being the largest.
Made with fabric, glue, and twine, these homemade Christmas ornaments can be customized with any fabric pattern or color that matches your decor. This DIY unicorn ornament is Christmas Foil Balloon Ornament perfect for anyone who loves all things pink and sparkly.  With a few colors of paint and some pink and gold accessories, you can turn an ordinary clear plastic ornament into a magical creature. Make and give it as a gift, or use it as a festive gift topper.

You can also use your design for sewing and quilting, for wood working projects and patterns, and other DIY arts and crafts. Your new design or pattern can be printed or downloaded in PNG, JPG, PDF, or SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) format. They add colour, sparkle and depth to any festive display. They create a traditional wintery feel that  works beautifully in our Australian summer.
Punch a hole where indicated, and tie a ribbon through the hole. Make these DIY star ornaments with basic wooden clothespins. Paint various sizes of clothespins, assemble in a star shape, and secure with hot glue. Make stars of different sizes, colors, and designs to create custom holiday decorations. Use these DIY Printable snowflake templates, patterns, and stencils to create ornaments and decorations. Similarly, these designs are great for wall art, for cutting machines (Cricut and Silhouette), for stencils, and for painting and coloring.
Leave enough tissue paper on each end to gather and lightly twist it, tying it with colored string. After threading the crystal bead, draw the wire out of any adjacent large bead of an arm (left or right, as you prefer). Thread 1 large bead and 3 small beads into the wire and push them near the bead ring. I’m  Debbie Chapman, founder of One Little Project and author of the book Low-Mess Crafts for Kids. I love creating and cooking up fun for my husband and 3 kids.

Simply place a small piece of an old holiday sweater in a 3-inch embroidery hoop, tighten the hoop, and trim the swatch to fit accordingly. Kids can help assemble these miniature Christmas ornaments. Cover a small foam wreath with 1/8-inch-wide ribbon; secure ends with short pins. Hot-glue the pom-poms to the ribbon-covered wreath, and fill in gaps with tiny pom-poms. Turn wood slices into charming one of our Christmas ornament ideas.
I removed all those remaining pieces from the mat and set a new piece of cardstock and sent it to cut again. First I chose a pretty snowflake template from the Silhouette store (You can find really cute free and very inexpensive different designs there). To be honest, I wanted to make these for a long time. I’ve seen many trees using snowflakes but those pre-made, store-bought ones are a bit expensive sometimes.

Unfold and glue the two end pieces together to form a bell (use a paper clip to hold the pieces together until the glue dries). Thread embroidery floss through a 3/4-inch-diameter wooden bead with a center hole, knotting one end. Thread the other end through the bell center and tie for a hanging loop.
Tie some string around one of the snowflake points and it’s ready to hang on the Christmas tree. Check out the descriptions and choose which one of these Christmas ornament patterns you want to make. The lines inside each snowflake must be changed to score lines instead of cut lines. DIY colorful snowflake and jingle bell ornaments (via club.chicacircle.com).

Start with a cardboard star, and for each spoke, fold plaid paper over the star and cut to fit. To distress paper, lightly rub using medium-grit sandpaper. For a little sparkle, hot-glue oversize chenille-stem trim around the edges. Replicate a snowy winter scene on a painted ball ornament to decorate the Christmas tree this year.
Leave a 1-1/2-inch opening in the body; turn and stuff with polyester fiberfill. This Christmas ornament threesome transforms plain pinecones into gnome ornaments with felted caps and beards crafted from wool roving. These simply adorable gnomes make a perfect tree-hanging trio. Twirl cut cardstock to create this stunning handmade quilled paper Christmas ornament.

Each design captures the magic of winter and the wonder of nature. That's why they remain such a popular choice for holiday decorating around the world. Here in Australia, they let us enjoy the look of snow without the chill.
Glue circles punched from scraps of the wood veneer to the center. After threading the last crystal bead, pull the wire tightly and coil the wire around any part of the beaded snowflake pattern. After coiling the wire 3 or 4 times, cut off the extra wire using scissors.
We started with wooden coasters, but you can also use slices found at crafts stores. Freehand-draw a snowflake design with a woodburning tool, or follow these easy steps. First, mark the center of the wood slice with a pencil.