Another version of one I posted already.
Sugar Cookies (another version of one posted already).
Beaded snowflakes made with beads and silver chenille stems.
A simple puzzle piece wreath made by painting old puzzle pieces, gluing them together, and adding red beads and a bow.
Made with a round piece of plastic canvas, yarn, gluing a few strings of beads, and adding one bead in the center.
A simple wreath made by stringing beads onto a chenille stem and adding a bow.
Candy cane made with beads on a red chenille stem.
Made with cutting felt pieces and interlocking the but portions. I sewed on a tiny bead with a sequin underneath the bead.
Did I mention I love to make ornaments? He he he!
When I was in the 6th grade (back when the 6th grade was in elementary school), Mom bought a us a quilling pattern to quill snowflake ornaments. I made one for my teacher for Christmas that year, and I still have one some where around here. I'll have to look for it in the boxes. Or.....maybe I could dig the pattern out and teach the kids quilling this winter break? It's been a while since I have done any quilling.
For years, I also made several of my handmade ornaments for entire elementary classes. Each one was then wrapped for each student. One year I embroidered each child's name onto embroidery material, and glued it to a tiny stocking, edged with rick rack. This is my last year for a child to be in elementary and I did not make any for the class this year. But that's okay too. I had many good years of sharing.
When I was in the 6th grade (back when the 6th grade was in elementary school), Mom bought a us a quilling pattern to quill snowflake ornaments. I made one for my teacher for Christmas that year, and I still have one some where around here. I'll have to look for it in the boxes. Or.....maybe I could dig the pattern out and teach the kids quilling this winter break? It's been a while since I have done any quilling.
For years, I also made several of my handmade ornaments for entire elementary classes. Each one was then wrapped for each student. One year I embroidered each child's name onto embroidery material, and glued it to a tiny stocking, edged with rick rack. This is my last year for a child to be in elementary and I did not make any for the class this year. But that's okay too. I had many good years of sharing.
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