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Bottle Lid Rudolph Ornament – One Artsy Mama

December 12, 2013 by Rachel Leave a Comment

Handmade Ornament #18
Hey, friends! In case we haven’t met, I’m Amy, aka One Artsy Mama, and I’m thrilled to be here today to share a quick little project with you as part of Rachel’s fun Handmade Christmas Ornament series! Take a look!
Rudolph Ornament
Before I show you how to make these, I thought I’d show you where the idea came from…I have a LOT of these in my house. If you are at all familiar with my blog, you know I have a teeny little addiction to a certain Seattle-based coffee company. Every day, I’m throwing these lids away and it occurred to me that I ought to be able to do something with them! I mean, I’m the artsy mama, right?
bottle cap
So, I decided to turn trash into treasure by creating a cute little reindeer ornament using a bunch of things I already had in my stash! Here’s what you need {I bet you already have most of these things too}.
Materials:
– bottle lid
– brown fabric {felt would work too}
– google eyes
– red pom pom
– brown pipe cleaner
– twine or ribbon
– scissors
– hot glue gun and glue sticks {I highly recommend low temp}
Step 1: Wrap your fabric around the lid and glue. Pull it as tightly as you can. This part is why I highly recommend low temp glue, because I totally got some on my fingers while trying to stick the fabric down.
Bottle Cap Ornament
Step 2: Create antlers using a pipecleaner. Bend a pipe cleaner into the shape you want and trim off the extra. Then, glue it to the back of the lid. Cut the remaining piece in half and twist one half around each antler {see the one on the left}.
Reindeer Ornament
Step 3: Add eyes, nose, and twine.

Reindeer Ornament

Step 4: Glue a felt or fabric circle to the back to cover up the mess!

Reindeer ornament
Easy peasy! A fun and simple ornament that costs practically nothing and reuses something I was going to throw away! I’d say that’s a win!
Reindeer ornament
Now, the most fun part is going to be giving it to my Little Crafter when he gets home from school! He LOVES putting things on the tree! If you’re looking for more great holiday craft inspiration, be sure to check out the rest of Rachel’s series, and I’d also love for you to come by and see some of my other ornaments, like these!
Washi Tape Ornament
washiornament8
Fingerprint Ornament
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“Extra” Special Tree Ornament
gumtreeslider
Hugs & Glitter,
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I’d love to connect on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, and Instagram!

Be sure to check out the other Handmade Christmas Ornaments in this series:

Shimmery Monogram Ornament
Hand Painted Nativity Ornaments
The Scrap Fabric Ornament
Polaroid Ornament
Braided Wreath Ornament
Drop Cloth and Pine Cone Ornament
Styrofoam Snowman Ornament
Easy Picture Frame Ornaments
Mickey and Minnie Mouse Ornaments
Retro Ornament Tutorial
Burlap Wreath Christmas Ornament
Easy Paper Ornament
Rudolph Jingle Bell Ornaments
Embroidery Hoop Ornament
Stamped Wood Slice Ornaments
Monogram Glitter Ornament
Bottle Lid Rudolph Ornament
Glittery Wood Slice Ornaments
Homemade Glittered Ornaments
Giant Gumdrop Ornaments
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About Rachel

Craft blogger. Color lover. Mess maker. Mom of three. You can find me at Lines Across sharing my creative adventures and tutorials on how to make stuff.

Giant Gumdrop Ornaments – Dream a Little Bigger
Glittery Wood Slice Ornaments – Persia Lou

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