Snowman Family
When I cut my blocks I didnt measure how tall they were, I just sorta guessed how tall I wanted them..so I cant give you exact measurements.. It just depends how tall YOU want your cute snowman’s to be! I painted my blocks white, let them dry, then tied the head wraps on. I hot glued the fabric to the snowman blocks, then with twin I tied the top of it. Wrapped my scarfs around each one. Then painted the faces on. you can use your creativity and use buttons for the eyes, felt or fabric for the nose, I just had paint in the closet, so that’s what I used! I painted my cute little nose, and eyes. Once they were all made, I set them on my porch! Source: lovelylittlesnippets.blogspot.com
Hex nut snowflake DIY Ornaments
Supplies
- Hex nuts
- E-6000 glue
- Ribbon
Instructions
Step 1
Arrange hex nuts in snowflake pattern.
Step 2
Glue together with E-6000 glue and let dry overnight. We first made these with hot glue and found that after a couple of days the hex nuts started to fall apart. The metal glue works much better. Source: craftgawker.com
How to Make a Tomato Cage Christmas Tree
- I started by attaching my strand of lights to my garland with zip ties. You don’t have to do this, I figured it would help disperse the lights evenly.

Keep wrapping the garland around the cage until you get to the top.
Finally, add the Christmas lights, bows and poinsettias for decoration. This project took about an hour from start to finish. Source: twotwentyone.com
Jute Vase from an Old Unused Carafe
1. Plug in your glue gun, and grab a ball of jute or twine.
3. Do that, until the carafe looks like this:
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