Here is a quick roundup of some great DIY nature inspired holiday tree ornaments you can make yourself.
Glitter acorns…pretty! Get the tutorial here.
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Hi there, thanks for stopping by. I'm Jacky an avid gardener & diy'er who loves to be outdoors and anything that involves nature. Taking pictures of everything in between.
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Wow ! All the natural ornaments really makes your garden’s environment natural. Really love to use these ornaments in my garden so that anyone when enter in the garden get surprised.
That’s a great idea. They aren’t super christmasy, so you could use them year round.
Did I miss the instructions for the acorn cap ornaments? What are the acorn caps attached to, a styrofoam ball? They are so nice looking that I would like to make some, please tell me where I can get the instructions.
Hi you can get the instructions at: http://www.hgtv.com/handmade/12-easy-handmade-holiday-ornaments-and-decorations/pictures/page-3.html. They used a styrofaom ball; painted it brown and hot glued the acorns to it and then added glitter and a ribbon. Hope that helps.
Really awesome idea on utilizing trees as a wonderful ornaments. These garden ornaments are unique and provide a natural look to your backyard and garden. I like all garden ornaments mention in this article.
I love this post that they are most use full for Christmas days
Garden ornaments are a fabulous way of adding some of your personality to your garden design and the vast choice of garden statues means that you can create your own personalized haven.
I love the natural look that is so popular for Christmas decorating his year. It is inexpensive and so beautiful. Great finds-thanks for sharing them!
I have posted about some of my favourite Christmas tablescapes-please pop by if you have 5 minutes to spare!
Best wishes,
Natasha.
Yes aren’t they pretty.
Wow, you have so many beautiful tablescapes! Here’s the link if anyone else wants to cheack them out:
http://5minutesjustforme.blogspot.com/2011/12/pinning-singing-on-weekend-linky-party.html