And here is another example of the one set of ornaments. I have a new camera so am trying different settings to see how things turn out!
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Christmas Ornaments
Christmas ornaments are fun to make and very popular. Each ornament has a name on the front and then 3 or 4 snowflakes around the ornament. Last year I made a bunch and now have a few more to show off. It is very difficult to take decent pictures of these (or maybe it's just me) so I apologize ahead of time for the quality of the picture. In person, the ornaments look great!
And here is another example of the one set of ornaments. I have a new camera so am trying different settings to see how things turn out!
And here is another example of the one set of ornaments. I have a new camera so am trying different settings to see how things turn out!
More Christmas Gifts!
Last weekend caught me off guard with the flu bug hitting our house! Not fun and literally takes all of the energy out of oneself. We are almost back to normal and I was able to make up a few more Christmas Gifts. Some of these are similar to other posts but different sayings, layouts, etc... All fun and relatively easy projects that hopefully the recipients will like!
The cutting board below is from a sign I created for a customer last Summer but thought would look perfect on a cutting board. The cutting board is 12 x 15 purchased from Walmart and I just cut the vinyl in reverse and placed it on the backside so you do not cut on the actual vinyl. I used outdoor vinyl so it will hold up to washing better!
Christmas Ornaments! Christmas Ornaments! Christmas Ornaments! I sold quite a few of these and also made a ton for gifts to our good neighbors, teachers, and several others! Below are just a few group shots of some of the ornaments I made. Some of the ornaments has either our son's name or our entire family's name and year on the back with vinyl which I thought gave a nice touch and personalized it a little more.
For my husband's boss we decided to give her a nice, marble tile for Christmas.
The cutting board below is from a sign I created for a customer last Summer but thought would look perfect on a cutting board. The cutting board is 12 x 15 purchased from Walmart and I just cut the vinyl in reverse and placed it on the backside so you do not cut on the actual vinyl. I used outdoor vinyl so it will hold up to washing better!
Christmas Ornaments! Christmas Ornaments! Christmas Ornaments! I sold quite a few of these and also made a ton for gifts to our good neighbors, teachers, and several others! Below are just a few group shots of some of the ornaments I made. Some of the ornaments has either our son's name or our entire family's name and year on the back with vinyl which I thought gave a nice touch and personalized it a little more.
For my husband's boss we decided to give her a nice, marble tile for Christmas.
Personalized Christmas Ornaments
Many years ago I was an avid fan of the Soap Opera show, Days of Our Lives. One of my favorite traditions the show had was personalized ornaments for each member of the Horton family. I loved that idea and about 5 years ago I purchased 4 big round Christmas ornaments for the purpose of decorating them with our family names. Unfortunately, they sat in the box for the last 5 years....until NOW!
Previously, I didn't know what would be the best method of decorating them as I cannot paint and my handwriting abilities are pathetic, to the point that I have the handwriting (aka scribbling) of a doctor! Now, with my computer and my Cricut, I can decorate the ornaments very easily. I have seen many other blogs where they used clear Christmas ornaments and then placed glitter inside them, I want to try that too but for now, I needed to finally decorate my ornaments purchased over 5 years ago!
My project was very simple but really made some simple solid color ornaments stand out into a personalized, meaningful gift that is now displayed on our Christmas tree. I used vinyl in a ChopinScript font found online for free. I then found several different snowflakes online from other very talented Bloggers and added 3 to 4 snowflakes around each ornament.
Below is my finished ornaments for my two sons, myself and husband!
Previously, I didn't know what would be the best method of decorating them as I cannot paint and my handwriting abilities are pathetic, to the point that I have the handwriting (aka scribbling) of a doctor! Now, with my computer and my Cricut, I can decorate the ornaments very easily. I have seen many other blogs where they used clear Christmas ornaments and then placed glitter inside them, I want to try that too but for now, I needed to finally decorate my ornaments purchased over 5 years ago!
My project was very simple but really made some simple solid color ornaments stand out into a personalized, meaningful gift that is now displayed on our Christmas tree. I used vinyl in a ChopinScript font found online for free. I then found several different snowflakes online from other very talented Bloggers and added 3 to 4 snowflakes around each ornament.
Below is my finished ornaments for my two sons, myself and husband!
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