Last year at this time I stocked up on vintage ornaments.
How could I resist these in my favorite shade of pink?
I used a hot glue gun to glue the tops of the ornament on and then wired them onto a frame.




I am so excited to make some more goodies with my growing stash of ornaments. Does anyone have a glue that they love? Sometimes I get frustrated that my hot glued items pop off.
4 comments:
That is super cute! Love it! Maybe I will try to make one this year!
Yeah, I learned the hard way, too, that Christmas stuff stored in the attic, especially if made from natural materials like acorns and nuts (duh!), needs to be in rodent-proof containers.
Your wreath is an inspiration. I might try one on a flat wooden base. It might call for fewer ornaments, but I'll still aim for that lush look.
I love it! Gorgeous!
That is so cute! I love those pink ornaments!
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