Good morning my fellow Cricuteers!
I hope your week is off to a fabulous start. This fine Monday Morning brings us another fun challenge at Exploring Cricut: This week's challenge: It's beginning to look like Christmas!!! Well, given that my life has been chaotic this past few weeks -to say the least LOL!- I decided to go with a simple project, I know you will appreciate that ;)
For this ornament I used 6 stars from Birthday Bash ( you pretty much can use any stars you want, that is the beauty of it!) in three different sizes. I scored from all the vertexes to the center point and slightly folded them to give the "conical" look. I added some Liquid pearls to the edges and covered the stars with Mod Podge before assembling.
I used a beading needle with double nylon thread and various sizes of wooden beads to create the "trunk". I am pretty sure you can use craft wire to give it more support but since I used a small seed bead at the top (behind the yellow star) I decided against the wire. The bottom piece is a wood circle from Studio Calico glued with glossy accents.
I hope you join us on this fun challenge, I cannot wait to see your creations!
Also linking to Fantabulous Cricut's Anything but a card, Holiday edition.
Thank you for taking time to stop by, I do appreciate your comment, have a wonderful and blessed day!
I hope your week is off to a fabulous start. This fine Monday Morning brings us another fun challenge at Exploring Cricut: This week's challenge: It's beginning to look like Christmas!!! Well, given that my life has been chaotic this past few weeks -to say the least LOL!- I decided to go with a simple project, I know you will appreciate that ;)
For this ornament I used 6 stars from Birthday Bash ( you pretty much can use any stars you want, that is the beauty of it!) in three different sizes. I scored from all the vertexes to the center point and slightly folded them to give the "conical" look. I added some Liquid pearls to the edges and covered the stars with Mod Podge before assembling.
I used a beading needle with double nylon thread and various sizes of wooden beads to create the "trunk". I am pretty sure you can use craft wire to give it more support but since I used a small seed bead at the top (behind the yellow star) I decided against the wire. The bottom piece is a wood circle from Studio Calico glued with glossy accents.
I hope you join us on this fun challenge, I cannot wait to see your creations!
Also linking to Fantabulous Cricut's Anything but a card, Holiday edition.
Thank you for taking time to stop by, I do appreciate your comment, have a wonderful and blessed day!


Such a wonderful idea! Thanks for being a part of our team.
ReplyDeleteThanks for such a terrific idea! I love the idea of making it into an ornament.
ReplyDeleteHow darn clever! This made a great ornament-thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea and I always like simple!!
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My Mind's Dust Bunnies
I so love your tree ornament Liz!!! What a great project. Would be fun for the grands to make. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute little tree - Great idea lining up the stars!
ReplyDeleteVery cool! Thanks for playing along with FCCB this week!
ReplyDeleteSuper idea for an ornament. I might have to scrap lift this idea. Thanks for linking your project to our challenge at FCCB. Kim
ReplyDeleteThis turned out really cute, what a great idea! Thank you for joining us this week at FCCB.
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