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Easy Paper Ornament – Ginger Snap Crafts

December 9, 2013 by Rachel 2 Comments

Handmade Ornament #12

Hi Lines Across readers! My name is Ginger, and I blog over at Ginger Snap Crafts! I’m married to an amazing husband, & we have 5 wild & crazy kiddos! I’ve been blogging for a little over 2 years, and I’m loving it so far! I love sharing easy & quick tutorials, recipes, organization ideas, featuring others, hosting a link party & more. So if you get a chance to pop over to my blog I’d be glad to have you! I am so excited to be here today sharing an easy paper ornament tutorial with all of YOU! 🙂

For this project you’ll need:

holiday scrapbook paper
circle punch, circle maker or a Silhouette
Elmer’s X-TREME glue stick
metal hook
hot glue & glue
holiday stamp
white card stock
piece of ribbon
mini hole punch

I bought this cool little gadget at Hobby Lobby with my 40% off coupon. I’m still getting the hang of it. ha! 😉 Buuut it really did make it super easy to cut out a bunch of circles. You could also use a circle punch or a Silhouette to do the same thing. 🙂 (I LOVE my Silhouette! You can check out all my Silhouette tutorials HERE.)

I cut about 10 circles out (all the same size).

Then I folded all the circles in half (pretty side of the paper inside).

Then I started gluing the circles together one side to another side & so on.

When I got to the last two circles I hot glued the hook inside before I glued the last two circles together.

Next I stamped Merry Christmas on some white card stock & punched it out with a circle punch. Then I used a mini hole punch to make a spot to attach the ribbon.

Then I tied the tag around my hook with a ribbon. That’s it! 🙂

Now it’s ready to hang on the tree! 🙂 I was thinking next time I try this I’ll probably add more circles to make the ornament a little fuller. You could also used different colors of scrapbook paper & make some fun patterns. Get creative! 🙂

    
For more handmade ornament ideas check out these posts! 🙂

easy Christmas tree ornament

light bulb snowman ornament
 how to make chalkboard ornaments

mason jar lid ornaments

jumbo tag ornaments

I hope to see you soon! I’d love to keep in touch. 🙂
I hope you all have a very Merry Christmas!
You can always find me on my blog & at these fun places:
  



Be sure to check out the other projects in the Handmade Christmas Ornament 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
InLinkz.com


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.

Mini Burlap Wreath Christmas Ornament – Vintage News Junkie
Stamped Fabric Wrapping Paper

Comments

  1. amy says

    December 9, 2013 at 8:20 pm

    So cute, thanks for sharing!

    Reply
  2. MJ says

    December 24, 2013 at 7:32 pm

    Cute and easy.. thanks so much for sharing!

    Reply

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