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DIY Glass Filled Ornaments

These DIY Glass-filled ornaments are a great and inexpensive way to personalize your Christmas tree this year and they also make fabulous gifts!   I know what you are thinking, Christmas already, can’t we just get through Thanksgiving.  I agree, however,  if you are going the homemade route, or working on gifts,  you can never start too soon.  Although I’ll admit,  it does feel little strange making ornaments when it’s 80 degree’s outside.

  I am part of the Seasonal Simplicity Christmas DIY series, at the bottom of the post you will find over 30 gorgeous crafts you can make at home this holiday season.

Glass Filled Christmas Ornament

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Supplies:

Glass Balls Clear
Faux Snow
Ribbon
Mini Christmas Embellishments
Clear Fishing Line
Scissors
Funnel (optional)

Directions

Remove the top of the ornament

Fill the ornament with Faux Snow about 1/4 full, you can use a funnel or make one out of paper.

A pop cake holder was the perfect solution so I had both hands free.

If you are adding a embellishment with more weight (an example would be a mini tree) you can just add the tree through the hole at the top.   However, these mini hats would not stay upright so I tied some clear fishing line around the ball of the hat.  Stuff the hat through the hole at the top of the ornament put the top of the ornament back on with the fishing line on the outside of the ornament and tied a knot.

A simple piece of ribbon tied in a bow does the trick for the hanger

Glass filled ornaments, so fun and easy to make!

Glass filled ornaments, so fun and easy to make!

Glass filled ornaments, so fun and easy to make!

The possibilities are endless you can add so many fun embellishments to make your tree truly beautiful!

Glass Filled Christmas Ornament

Learn how to make this fun glass filled ornaments

So simple, but so very festive!

Learn how to make this fun glass filled ornaments

And now it’s time to head over to see all of the creative and inspiring ideas, thank you so much for stopping by today, it means the world to me!

How to Flock a Christmas Tree at The Happy Housie
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DIY Christmas Countdown at Lolly Jane
Christmas Gingerbread Cookie Wreath at Sincerely Marie, Designs
Clock turned Holiday Shadow Box at Confessions of a Serial DIYer

How to Make a Fleece Cone Christmas Tree at Happy Happy Nester
How to Make a Holiday Scrabble Letter Board at Tatertots & Jello
Simple & Natural Wire Hanger Christmas Wreath at Jenna Kate at Home
Kringle’s Cookie Co Christmas Kitchen Sign at Tauni Everett
Easy Advent Countdown Calendar at Jamie Costiglio

French Country Christmas Wreath Printables at Designthusiasm
Copper And Gold Mason Jars DIY at Shabbyfufu
DIY Christmas Crackers at So Much Better With Age
Star Christmas Tree Garland at On Sutton Place
Easy Fringe Napkins for Your Holiday Table at Satori Design for Living

DIY Real Christmas Wreath at Clean and Scentsible
Birch Candle Holders at Finding Silver Pennies
Homemade Dry Holiday Potpourri at TIDBITS
Modern Traditional Christmas Countdown Calendar at Rambling Renovators
Embroidery Hoop Christmas Wreaths at Town and Country Living

Quick & Easy Floating Candles for Your Christmas Centerpiece at Home.Made.Lovely
Glass Filled Ornaments at My Uncommon Slice of Suburbia
Ombré Bottle Brush Tree DIY at Modern Glam
Modern Boho Christmas Wreath at Life is a Party
How To Easily Make A DIY Eucalyptus Wreath at Inspiration for Moms

String Art Christmas Stocking Holders at The Turquoise Home
DIY Holiday Pennant- Two Ways at Lemon Thistle
Vintage Christmas Bell Garland at Willow Street Interiors
DIY Modern Christmas Sign at Love Create Celebrate

Easy DriftWood Macrame Christmas Wreath at Place of My Taste
Table Top or Mantel Christmas Tree Made Using Boxes at In My Own Style
Natural Wood Plate Charger Wreath at Taryn Whiteaker

Beautiful Holiday crafts you can make at home!
To see more of my handmade Christmas ornaments, just click on the links below.



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7 Comments

  1. Thank you for sharing Kristin. The possibilities are endless with these and a great project to include the kids. Thanks for joining the blog hop.

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