DIY crafts🧵 (xmas 2023)

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  Now that ''The Christmas period'' has arrived , we can make stunning  Christmas decorations and ornaments to bring us the spirit!!🎄



1) DIY DOOR BELLS
Hang these "bells," made from mini Bundt pans and molds on the front door 
or over the mantel.

To make: Stack mini molds and Bundt pans to form bell shapes; affix together 
using epoxy. Hot-glue small ornaments to the bottom to create the clappers. 
Glue ribbon loops and a bow to the top for hanging. Add a swag of greenery, if desired








2)DIY HOLIDAY CARD TREE

Corral vintage and new Christmas correspondence into a timely tree-shaped 
installation. Place a galvanized bucket underneath to collect outgoing gifts, party favors, or more holiday mail.




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