Welcome...need some DIY Handcrafted Ornament idea's? Well, I do have a few on my blog for you. OK get ready for LOTS of idea's on here. I have started with a Tim Holtz Tag and I am finishing a TH Tag. These I made last week for this hop. The rest I made 13 years ago for my Christmas Tree and they still go on my tree today.
You should be arriving from
Celine's Blog. If you are just getting started then you'll want to start at
KinderstampO's Blog. I will try to keep it low on the chat since there are a lot of photo's!
Here is my TH Tag. I particpated in the this years (my first) 12 Tags of Christmas. I made this tag #10 for my mom with phot's of her parents. My Grandafather passed away a year ago December 19th. This tag she will put on her tree as I have done on mine. To chech out this tag in more detail click
HERE to see how I made it.
I added WISH using Scrable pieces, then used MS Glitter Glue as icicles.
Here I recreated ornaments using photo's of my Grandparents on their wedding day and my grandfather on his fish boat. Very cool to use old photo's!
My grands on their wedding day!
OK here I have a selection of ornaments I made one year when my kids were teeny tiny! I used plywood and my jigsaw to cut all these wooden ornaments. I then painted them all and to this day they hang on my tree!
Cinnamon and glue arnament, painted and tied with a bow.
I layered this mitt and added a wooden button.
Stocking with Heart
I also tried some modeling clay.
Gingy
Christmas Tree
This Santa I painted has always been my favorite!
I also made a mantle piece to match my tree ornaments.
My tree is full of handcrafted ornaments I made and my kids. It is also full of ornaments that were gifts and now my new 12 Tags of Christmas.
Here is my 2nd Tag I made for this Hop. This one is Tag 9.
Again using the Scrabble pieces and a gear embossed and distressed. The tag is stamped, embossed and distressed.
I hope you made it all the way down here to see all the ornaments. I have made many of them over the years. Thanks for hopping by you're now ready to head over to
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Love the tags. TFS
ReplyDeleteWow you are a jack of all trades when it comes to ornaments. I love them all, especially the T!m inspired tags. Nice job. TFS
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Its my 1st year of making my own 4 the tree and cant wait till mine looks as full as yours hun,,,love the Tag's i have a soft spot 4 Tag's
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sandy xx :)
Very nice job ! I love you tags
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing
Your tags are so pretty! I love how you used old photos very cool idea! TFS! Hugs, Leanne
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All the ornaments are awesome! I love the tag with the photos...so cool!
ReplyDeletegreat projects, Wow, you were busy!! Love the clay reindeer ornament!
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these are all so beautiful. love the wish tag.. it is just outstanding!!
ReplyDeleteVery cute ornaments and of course I love the tags, need to get mine completed. TFS pammejo1@yahoo.com
ReplyDeletebeautiful tags and ornaments Nichole! I love your little santa too! :)
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Love the use of scrabble tiles! :)
ReplyDeletevery nice ornament and tags.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and festive. Thanks for the inspiration
ReplyDeleteYour tags are fantastic. I love how you incorporated pictures of your Grandparents into the tag. Your Mother will love it.
ReplyDeletelove love love TFS!!!
ReplyDeleteCathie
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Love your ornaments Nicole. So nice to see how long your have been cratfy!
ReplyDeleteShannon
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I like your idea of using vintage photos. Fun.
ReplyDeleteThis is fabulous! Working like a little elf aren't ya! TFS Happy Holidays!
ReplyDeleteYour work is always so beautiful. When my babies were little I had a tree full of handmade wooden and hand-sewn felt ornaments. Now my grandchildren are enjoying them!
ReplyDeleteWishing you and yours a very Magical Christmas!
Kathie
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great ornaments and tags. Love them all. I hope you have a wonderful weekend.
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Shannin
very nice and love your tree Happy holiday mamadragon6@msn.com
ReplyDeleteVery nice ornements. You're very creative. Thanks for sharing, Johanne L.
ReplyDeletefamillemarleau@globetrotter.net
I'm gonna have to get some scrable tiles...or have a few missing from my game at home...hmmmmmm. Super fine ornaments...tfs
ReplyDeletekimbob27 at hotmail dot com
I love how you decorated your tree.
ReplyDeleteOK I am soooo casing that idea on the tiles!! This was my favorite tag!! Very cool!
ReplyDeleteGreat job on your tags. I also enjoy old ornaments the kids have made especially with their picture. My favorite is my daughter as an angel with her picture as the face.
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Lovely and creative ideas :)
ReplyDeleteSafiyaaj at gmail dot com
love the fun old ornaments, but your tags steal the show! the snow on your scrabble tiles looks fab!
ReplyDeleteabsolute beautiful!! I love handmade crafts!! parkernana5@cox.net
ReplyDeleteSuper cute decs sweetie you are so creative...I love the old photo tag too! ;)hugs x
ReplyDeleteLOVE your tags and thanks so much for sharing your handmade ornaments. Love your tree!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty!
ReplyDeleteTFS
Love your takes on T!m's tags! Also, your vintage handmade ornaments are adorable - I'm sure they bring happy memories each year. TFS! Thanks for the chance to win, too.
ReplyDeleteI really love your ornaments, I love the use of the scrabble pieces with the glitter. Thanks for sharing.
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Your tag with your grandparents photos on it is stunning.
ReplyDeleteSo precious and a treasure.
Love your style.
You are so creative!
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