Broken ornament crafts

Homemade Christmas Ornament. Glass ball filled with broken shards of ornaments adorned with a mini ornament and a tag that reads "Broken things can become blessed things if you let God do the mending". Easy ornament with a fantastic message.

Christmas ornaments are a true seasonal staple. They're eye-catching, festive, and often very sentimental, so when one of them breaks or gets damaged, you're probably going to feel resistant to simply throwing it in the trash. We get it! If you have clumsy kids, a mischievous cat, a nosy dog, or you're just accident prone, there's nearly a guarantee that you're going to end up with at least one broken ornament every time you unbox them for the season. Some ornament damage can be fixed with a…

These DIY Christmas ornaments are guaranteed to add sentimental charm, smiles and misty eyes each year as you decorate.

Watch the fun video, and learn how easy it is to transform your broken chair legs, misfit wood bits and salvaged spindles into beautiful Christmas ornaments. If…

Turn trash into treasure: Make DIY German glass glitter from scratch with broken Christmas ornaments!

What can you do with a $50 MacKenzie-Childs plate that is broken? Break it up some more!! The Do It Over Designers are at it again - thanks to Ann at The Apple Street Cottage At the end of this post you can hop around and see what other designers are sharing! Back to my broken plate: I purchased a package of wooden star ornaments at Hobby Lobby for 50% off: I also bought some putty at the Dollar Tree: I slathered the putty onto the wooden stars: Finally, I played with the plate shards…

I’m so excited to share my first DIY December project today. If you missed it, check out my intro to DIY December here. Now onto the project! A couple of years ago, my fully decorated Christmas tree fell down, shattering a lot of ornaments. Being one who likes to make lemonade when I’m handed lemons, I held onto the broken ornaments with the intentions of making something with them. Even broken, the ornaments were too pretty to just throw out. I had the idea of making a mosaic picture frame…

Some of the very best DIY Christmas decorating ideas from around the internet! Create a beautiful Christmas home on the cheap!

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had a rough couple of days. the holiday stress, missing my mom, not having enough time in a day, breaking one of my vintage ornaments. I'm over it now and I'm so looking forward to Christmas day.

This tutorial shows you how to take recycled pottery and sea glass to create recycled angels.

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Resurrect shattered and unused ornaments using this simple method.

Perhaps you have seen one of these at a craft show, but it was too costly. You can make your own Christmas tree wall hanging, using your old costume jewelry or pieces from yard sales and thrifty stores. This is a guide about making a costume jewelry Christmas tree.

These 25 Ways for Filling Clear Plastic Christmas Ornaments ideas are so perfect, you’ll wonder why you haven’t tried them before now.

These easy Christmas ornaments made with sequins are beautiful and catch the light perfectly.

DIY fixing a broken glass Christmas ornament using tissue paper, mod podge and super glue.

Flameless tealite snowman ornament.

Welcome to 5 Days of Christmas Crafts at Mama’s Learning Corner! Get your craft supplies ready – this is going to be a fun week. We’re starting out the first day of Christmas Craftiness with Sequined Ornaments. I remember making quite a few Christmas ornaments as a child, but this Sequined Ornament was one of my favorites! I distinctly remember making it in Mission Friends and having a fabulous time pinning each little sequin on. I hope my kiddos made many great memories making their…

Storing Christmas lights doesn't have to end in a giant tangled heap. Learn the best ways to store your Christmas lights this year to keep them from getting tangled—so you have smooth sailing when you're decorating for the holidays next year.