Today's projects are so simple. To start with, we are going to make a teddy bear Christmas ornament.
You will need:
Teddy Bear
Round Christmas Ball
Ribbon
Hot Glue
To start with, I had a red bear that I had bought last year after Christmas and also a box of red Christmas ornaments.
This sounds terrible, but, you want to take the head, arms and legs off of the teddy bear.
Next, you are going to hot glue the head to the top of the ornament. Before you do, take the cap off of the ornament.
Then glue the arms and legs onto the ornament.
You can write a child/grandchild's name on the ornament. Or just the year.
Next project:
I'm sure you have seen this precious Ball jar all over the internet and Pinterest.
You will need:
Mason Fruit Jar
Tan Spray Paint
White Acrylic Paint
Orange Acrylic Paint
Black Acrylic Paint
Paint Brush
First, spray your jar with the tan spray paint. Take a sponge (I use the facial sponges) and sponge the snowman's face on and let dry. Then add the orange nose and black mouth dots. When that is dry, add the white dots and snowflake.
Note: To make good dots with your paint, use the round end of your paintbrush. Dip it in your puddle of paint and make the dots. It makes perfect little dots.
As a finishing touch, wrap any kind of jute rope around the top and knot.
Around the house.....
Mums are popping out...
pumpkins and scarecrow in wagon in yard....
my pumpkin pillow ....
grapevine wreath with dried sunflower center and fall flowers.
Enjoy!
Judy
Love your teddy bear ornament!
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Susan and Bentley
Thanks dear friend.
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Judy, I love seeing the decorations. Love the wagon !!! Blessings, xoxo, Susie
ReplyDeleteThanks Susie - I have had that wagon for at least 20 years and still enjoy it especially in the Fall and at Christmas!
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Judy
That little red bear ornament is cute, and I like the fall wagon display.
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Lots of fun Judy. Hugs.
ReplyDeleteJoy
Thanks Joy!!
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I love your pumpkin pillow! And the fun projects for today too! Poor little Teddy...all better now! Hugs, Diane
ReplyDeleteThanks Diane. I always feel bad each year when I start cutting up all of those teddy bears!! LOL
DeleteJudy
Love your little bear-even if you did have to murder him first to bring him alive again! I am so out of the loop that I have not seen that snowman jar at all. VERY cute.
ReplyDeleteYou always have such fun things to share, Judy.
Hope you have a great week. xo Diana
Yes, I had to rip him apart and then put him back together! LOL
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Judy
What a cutie! Those jars are very special, too, Judy! :D
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The jar has been all over Pinterest but I thought it was adorable. And so easy. Thanks for visiting.
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That red bear is such a little cutie ♥
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Thanks Summer!!
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Oh my gosh Judy sooooo cute. Love this.
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Thanks Kris!!
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Adorable Judy. Love the wreath with the sunflower pod.
ReplyDeleteCindy
Thanks Cindy! That's one of my favorite wreaths also!
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Judy
Love your Christmas ideas. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteTricia - Thanks for visiting.
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Cute projects:) You inspire me to get busy painting and making something! Have a beautiful Fall day dear friend, HUGS!
ReplyDeleteThanks Theresa! We have had a beautiful few days of Fall plus a couple of dark, rainy and dreary days but suppose to warm up a little and get lots of sunshine. Hope so.
DeleteJudy
The teddy bear is really cute project
ReplyDeleteI started on a couple Christmas projects also
Oh I like the grapevine wreath
Thanks for visiting. The Teddy Bear was a fun project. I like to start my Christmas projets as early as possible.
DeleteJudy
Judy, this post hit home for me because my mom used to put these red balls all around her Christmas tree. When she passed away, I wanted some of the balls, but never got around to taking any, and so wish I had. This little bear is a cutie, and I love the red ornament for his belly hehehe. Thanks for the sweet memory.
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