Showing posts with label Christmas bow. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christmas bow. Show all posts

Friday, December 2, 2011

Book Page Angel Christmas Garland

This time of year is such an inspirational time. There are always so many fun crafty things to make, and getting the house all dressed up for Christmas is so much fun. I like things that are vintage or remind me of vintage.
 I made this simple garland out of old book pages, twine and sand dollars.

A few little nautical knots in between

I used for each one, 2 book pages folded accordian style and then almost in half. The shorter end creates the wings.
Glue the bottom/ longer portions together, with a string or twine in between for your hanger, and then glue on your sand dollar face.

Tie to twine. Intersperse with 2-3 inch sand dollars, and a few nautical knots. That's it.
I'll probably put these on my tree, when that goes up.
I got lot's more to make.
 I'm also working on this pine cone and starfish garland for the tree or the mantel.


I can't really decide.
 Better get busy.
Happy Holidays!
Thanks for stopping by.

Joining in on some fun Holiday Parties:
Feathered Nest Fridays with Courtney
Coastal Christmas @ Sally lee by the Sea
Coastal Charm with Linda
Funky Junk Interiors with Donna
Get Schooled Saturday

Saturday, November 26, 2011

Jingle Bell Mason Jar Christmas Lantern

I'm looking forward to the Christmas Holiday.



I'm starting to make my little Christmas crafts, and wanted to share my Christmas Lantern with you. It's real simple to make. You can use them as a decor item on your mantle, window, or front porch, or give them as a gift.

  • start with a simple mason jar
  • add silver  bells or pine cones




  • tie a little piece of silver ribbon, into a bow around the jar


  • add a couple jingle bells for embellishment
  • insert a tea light candle, you can use the little battery operated ones so you can put the lid back on the jar.

  • Tie a bit of wire around the top to create a handle by twisting the sides

  • Turn on your candle and put the lid on. (If using a real tea light candle, leave lid off)



The little tea light that I used actually have their own internal timer and they go on for 5 hours and off for 19 hrs. they vary colors, from white to red, to green to blue. I picked them up at Home Depot.


You can also just get them in just white, and set them all in a row. Hang them from a flower pot holder.

Or a little spot on your buffet.
And just sit back and watch it flicker.

Wishing everyone a peaceful and beautiful Holiday season.
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