Unique DIY Dollar Tree Christmas Ornaments, SO EASY To Make

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[@MissMolly3377]

They were all beautiful Donna. I love the leaf. Who am I kidding? I love all of them.

[@nancygoerlich8526]

These are all so lovely! It reminded me of one autumn years ago I foraged for pinecones, acorns, and oak leaves, and purchased a bag of walnuts and pecans in the shell, and spray painted everything gold. I strung cranberries for a garland and decorated my tree au natural! I added in a few red and gold glass ball ornaments and it was absolutely beautiful.

[@juliesigmund3836]

I absolutely love everything you just made. My Christmas tree is mostly decorated with handmade ornaments that the kids and I have made over many years. They are grown now and my grandchildren are now adding to it. 😊😊

[@katherineharper-sj4ys]

Donna, these are so cute. I’m always excited when your videos post! My favorite is the the framed leaf. So elegant!

[@creartivebynature]

Aw, good morning Katherine 😄 Thanks so much. Ya, I really like the frame, too. I'm thinking of making some for gifts!! I hope I can find more metal leaves. Thanks so much for watching. Have a wonderful weekend 💖 🤗

[@patriciakumar115]

Love the picture frame ornament!! Thank you for the inspiration.

[@creartivebynature]

Thanks so much! 😊💖🎄

[@terriallen2537]

Hello Donna! Fantastic job. Isn't it amazing the difference a little bit of paint can make??😊

[@rachelburgener819]

🥰🎄❤️😀

[@creartivebynature]

Thank you kindly 💖

[@MissMolly3377]

I have found some great crafting supplies, natural elements, at local hardware stores, too. Not necessarily the big box stores, but the little hometown hardware stores. I got several bags of natural elements from a local hardware store a few years back…they’re from India. I tried to find the company online, because the packaging isn’t even marked with what the natural elements are, and there was nothing online about that particular company. The reason I was trying to find the company was because a few of the bags have something in them and I am not sure if they grew mold or if they’re supposed to look that way. Since it has been a couple of years, I have forgotten if they originally looked that way. 🤦‍♀️ Just a suggestion for your viewers. I love going in small town hardware stores, because you never know what you will find. 🤔

[@MissMolly3377]

Another way to get adhesive off….cooking spray, like Pam, spray it on, let it sit a while, and it should wipe right off of most surfaces. I haven’t had luck with tin cans…that is almost impossible to get the glue off. I sure would like to know the type of glue they use, because usually nothing sticks to metal. 😡😂 On glass, I will let it soak with hot water inside of the jar, or sometimes I soak it in a sink full of water and use an SOS (soapy steel wool) type of pad, it usually removes it easily.