Wire christmas ornaments diy

These hammered metal ornaments are original and unique, making a perfect addition to your Christmas tree.

Do you love that rustic, country look, and want to add a bit of comfy, warmth to your Christmas decorating this year? These adorable Christmas ornaments will make your home cozy and warm.

Bring Christmas cheer to your home without breaking the bank! Check out these 5 DIY holiday decor ideas that are easy and affordable.

Create some whimsical spiral Christmas Tree earrings with a length of wire and then string them with colourful seed beads.

Good morning everyone. It is officially the first snow day that Denver has seen this season. There is about 2 to 3 inches and it is still c...

These handmade wire snowflake Christmas decorations are a lovely festive piece to decorate your tree or house for a warm homely winter. Hand made with silver and blue coloured aluminium wire shaped into a snowflake. With an elegant handmade hook, this ...

View the free video tutorial here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J7FpLg0dGLo This listing is for a downloadable, printable template file (NOT a full written tutorial), which you may use in conjunction with my free video tutorial to create the snowman ornament shown above. Finished ornament will measure approximately 3.6 inches high by 2 inches wide, but you can easily scale it up or down by adjusting your print scale settings and wire lengths accordingly. I would rate this project as a…

Christmas ornaments are fun and often inexpensive to make. These pretty beaded wire stars take only a few minutes to put together. Make a bunch to give as gifts this season. Laura here from Left on Peninsula Road where I share easy crafts, holiday ideas, and more. Today I'm sharing a quick and easy Christmas

These cute little stars aren't my brain child. I found a tutorial for these a couple years ago, but I can't find it for the life of me! I liked the rustic vibe these have, and they are so simple to make. You need wire, wire cutters, nails, and a block of wood. As you can see, the block of wood is what you use to shape the wire. Trace a star onto it, and then hammer nails partially into the wood at the points of the star. You want them to splay outwards just slightly. You'll need to strips of…