It’s the 9th day of the 2015 Ornament Exchange and we’ve got 7 more fabulous ornaments to share! If you missed the first few days, you can visit the all of the ornament tutorials and holiday inspiration here. We’ve already shared over 25 ornament tutorials and several super fun shopping trips.
For this ornament exchange, over 80 bloggers were partnered together and given a budget of $10 to swap handcrafted or store bought ornaments. So, if you’re looking for some holiday ornament craft tutorials or ornament inspiration, you’ve come to the right place! You’ll be amazed at what these talented ladies did with $10 and a little creativity.
Day 9 and brings us 7 unbelievable ornament tutorials!
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Megan from C’mon Get Crafty shares her clever secret message ornament. She mixed holidays words with Christmas sparkle and created an interactive ornament.
The talented, Rachel from Craving Some Creativity shows us how she created her own custom paper to create this paper and wood ornament.
Sharon from Blue Willow House created a waterless snow globe ornament. I love that you can create any holiday scene in the ornament.
Sahana from Vikalpah shares her unique travel-themed New York ornament. You’ll have to head over to her blog to see how she created the New York background on the letters and how she made them pop!
Sunshine at Organized by Sunshine shows us how to a Wood Burned Reindeer Ornament. I’m excited to see her technique as I have a brand new wood burning tool. Can’t wait to give this a try!
Kristen from The Road to Domestication shares how she created a Keepsake Ornament for her exchange partner using a wooden ornament, paint, floral picks, and ribbon.
Hilary from Raising Fairies and Knights was inspired by a post on her exchange partner’s blog and created this Outlander Themed Ornament. She even used a page from an Outlander book for the ornament background!
Find more fantastic ornament inspiration by heading over to the 2015 Ornament Exchange page to see all the participating bloggers or click on the images below to visit each individual day.
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Elizabeth Towns says
November 16, 2015 at 9:59 AMThis post has put me in the holiday mood like nothing else I have read or seen this holiday season. I love Christmas tree ornaments! I adore them, and like to switch up every other year on my own tree. Gorgeous and I wish I could be part of an exchange!