My family and I had a great time on Thanksgiving and I am in full swing to finish decorating for Christmas. While others are shopping for Black Friday, we stay home and spend time together. Its a sweet time.
Today, as I was trying to finish up my tutorial the paint wasn't working out well. Then I repainted and tried to paint on letters and that didn't work out either. While I was doing this, I kept having this thought to use this broken ornament I had for this project. Everything I used in this project is upcycle materials. The wood piece was from a toy my little girl doesn't have anymore and the ornament was a broken one I used. The paint I had on hand, so over all, this project cost me $0. Love it! So, this is what I came up with -
Thank you for stopping by and I LOVE sweet comments, so drop me a line. Have a great weekend!
Vanessa
Lovely Job :)
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WELCOME
HÃ¥kan ( The Roseman)
What could be better than JOY!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing you lovely idea at Potpourri Friday!
Thanks so much for linking up to Vanilla Bean Girls today! love the red!
ReplyDeleteEllie
how resourceful and fun this is!!
ReplyDeleteI would love for you to come and link this up to our Christmas blog hop!
http://aweemeenit.blogspot.com/2011/11/christmas-gifts-or-ornament-for-10-or.html
I do love Miracle on 34th Street {only the original, no remakes!}, but my absolute favorite Christmas movie is White Christmas. I love Bing Crosby! :-)
ReplyDeleteCute!!! What a great use for a broken Christmas ornament! Merry Christmas! :)
ReplyDeleteOkay, the only thing I've ever done with a broken ornament was throw it away...after reading your post I'll be stashing them going forward :-). Thanks for the tutorial a good way to save money and decorate at the same time. I'm a new follower please drop by when you have a chance.
ReplyDeleteHey Vanessa! Thanks so much for stopping by to share this sweet little project. Take care!
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Ok, that seriously was pretty creative, when I break a ornament I throw it away. Great now I have something else I wont throw in the garbage. But this is really cute. Thanks so much for sharing at Sunday's Best.
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ReplyDeleteOh WOW... Your so clever!!! I love it.
Dee
What a great project. I love the idea of reusing a broken ornament to make this new craft.
ReplyDeleteJaymie @ http://dancesdishesanddreams.blogspot.com
Oh.. this is fantastic! No more throwing broken ornaments :)
ReplyDeleteI agree Joy is such a great word..wish we could give everyone Joy this season...thank you
ReplyDeleteOh these are so cute...
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Hi Vanessa, What a cute project & a labor of love. Thank you for linking it to Fabulous Friday at Faith, Trust & Pixie Dust. Wish we could watch these fun movies together! {There are no girls at my house.}
ReplyDeleteWarmly, Michelle
what a great upcycling idea! thanks for sharing this with us. we are featuring this on the blog, FB , twitter and Pinterest! have a lovely weekend!
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Lelanie