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Christmas Ornaments

I was inspired by Courtney’s blog, A diamond in the stuff to something fun with my Christmas ornaments this year.  She has an amazing blog filled with so many fun crafty projects.  My favorite is her window ornament holder.  I love old window’s, repurposing them and giving them new life.  I wish I had the perfect window for this project, but I will have to keep hunting.  I went for the next best thing, something that I have an abundance of…picture frames.  These frames have been painted so many different colors, but right now I am loving them white and lightly distressed.  I love how the CHristmas

 I just used hot glue and a jute string to hang the Christmas ornaments inside the frame.  Once Christmas is over, I will easily be able to remove the glue and use the frames again for pictures.

I love how they turned out!  My favorite part is that I was able to use supplies that I had on hand so the entire project was free.

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Related posts:

  1. Stained Glass Ornaments
  2. Beaded Twig Christmas Ornaments
  3. Gingerbread Ornaments
  4. Burlap Ornaments
Posted in Holidays, take joy in Winter and tagged Christmas, Ornaments.

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Related posts:

  1. Stained Glass Ornaments
  2. Beaded Twig Christmas Ornaments
  3. Gingerbread Ornaments
  4. Burlap Ornaments
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