This Christmas Tree was made using corner brackets. You can buy different sizes and tier them or just use the same single size like I did.
I started off by spray painting mine white. Then I hot glued a string of jute along the backs to keep them together, leaving a little loop at the top for hanging.
It looked too boring just plain like that, so I cut some balls off a stick of beaded garland and hot glued them in the holes.
For one of them, I used some pearl white beads, but decided I needed a little more contrast.
So, I opted for some 'iced' covered red balls instead :) I love the look of this.
And since today is day 8 of our 12 Days of Christmas Crafts, here are the other 11 crafts for today! Enjoy :)
Yarn Ball Ornaments | All Things G&D
Wood Burned Snowflake Ornament | Cherished Bliss
Vintage Jello Mold Ornament | Whats Ur Home Story
Simple Popsicle Stick Sled | Serendipity Refined
Mini Mason Jar Ornament | Lovely Etc.
Snow Globe Ornament | It All Started With Paint
Wispy Feather Ornament | The Happier Homemaker
Pom Pom Wreath Ornament | Remodelando la Casa
Hardware store Christmas Tree Ornament | Thrifty and Chic
Burlap and Reindeer Ornament | Bigger Than The Three of Us
Glitter Polka Dot Glass Ball Ornament | May Richer Fuller Be
Deer Head Ornament | Mom 4 Real
Did you put the ice on the red berries? If so, what did you use? CUTE!
ReplyDeleteMy name is Rhonda not anonymous... :o) couldn't figure out which way to post my comment...
DeleteOh no. I would have no earthly idea how to make them look so cute lol. I just bought them like that :)
DeleteSo cute! I love a hardware store craft project!
ReplyDelete:) Linda