Here are a few quick and easy natural ornaments that you and your family still have time to make. I absolutely love this blog and all of the sweet things this family makes, plus hearing about the tales of the Little Red House. 🙂
Day 10-DIY-Tiny handmade ornaments
It is so much fun giving and receiving little handmade ornaments.
Over the years we have made baby hand print ornaments.
Tiny baskets with little embroidery thread balls and toothpicks with black beads as knitting needles.
Besides making our own we also buy from other artists out in the world.
This little paper angel was my favorite hand made ornament I bought this year. I bought it from the Scandinavian festival. The woman I bought it from told me her friend makes them and they take a long time to make.
My most recent purchase was a little walnut mouse from the children’s theater. It’s half a walnut shell with little whiskers on one side and a Santa hat. All hand made by tiny hands.
We make a new ornament every year, it’s a tradition. Usually what ever ornament we design for that year gets added…
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So creative ans so cute 😉
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Thanks! I love the crafts they do. 🙂
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It’s so wonderful to see so many creative ornaments with special meanings!
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It sure is! 🙂
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Thank you so much Robin, so kind of you to think of our site. I love sharing with you all. Have fun making ornaments with the ones you love. Happy Holidays and Merry Christmas to everyone.
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Merry Christmas to you and yours!
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So late catching up with blog reading! What cute ideas! Maybe next Christmas…
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