If you are looking for high impact ornaments with almost no effort, this quick tutorial is for you. These sparkle filled ornaments use two supplies from the dollar store, but you could replicate the technique with other materials. The basic concept is: fill a clear plastic ornament with something small and sparkly. Couldn’t be easier!
I am thrilled to be one of the hosts for this month’s round of Craft Lightning! Thirty-nine bloggers will be sharing lightning fast holiday projects, while Angie, Carolina and I each add five of our own new tutorials. Check out all the projects from Day 1, Day 2, and Day 3!
Watch my short video tutorial to see how to make these beautiful ornaments. I usually share two new videos on my YouTube channel each week, but this week is special. I will be sharing a brand new video tutorial every weekday this week! If you aren’t subscribed to my channel, please hop over and click subscribe!
I found metallic mylar vase filler to fill these ornaments, but I think you could also use seed beads, sequins, confetti, or large glitter and have beautiful results.
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- Dollar store vase filler
- Clear ornaments
- Funnel
Take a look at all the projects that were shared for Craft Lightning yesterday:
Love these quick and easy Christmas tree napkin rings from Try It Like It Create It!
Love the modern look of this Christmas tree sign from Artsy Fartsy Mama.
This poinsettia pen bouquet from Annmakes is pretty and practical!
Use your paper crafting skills to make a beautiful gift tag like this one from Michelle’s Party Plan-It!
This cute popsicle stick snowflake from Ginger Snap Crafts makes a big impact.
How pretty is this vinyl sign from 5 Little Monsters.
This Christmas spirits bottle from Happiness is Homemade is the greatest! And she is sharing the free cut file too.
Head over to C.R.A.F.T. to find out how to make a set of ugly Christmas sweater ornaments.
My co-host Angie from The Country Chic Cottage made this cute thumbprint tree ornament with her grandson.
Can you tell paint pour art is trending this year? My co-host Carolina from 30 Minute Crafts is sharing another version of paint pour ornaments.
