I’m happy to Michele from the Scrap Shoppe hanging out here today to show you how to make cute photo ornaments. Â Are you following my Holiday Bake Craft & Crochet Series? By the end of the month Skip to My Lou, Your Homebased Mom and I will have shared over 100 fabulous handmade gift tutorials.
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Hello, friends! I’m Michele from The Scrap Shoppe. I’m so excited to be a part of BAKE CRAFT SEW again this year! A handmade holiday is the perfect holiday in my opinion. Not only is it less expensive in the long run, but it feels more meaningful to me as well.
Today I’m sharing a super simple DIY Photo Tag Ornament that can be used as gift wrap decor and doubles as a cute new ornament for the Christmas tree!
Every couple of years we have a new family photo taken, and I love to give these out as Christmas gifts. To mix things up this year, I’m giving them out in ornaments!
Supplies:
faux snow
ribbon
plastic ornament
photo (horizontal 2.5″x2″ will work best)
chalkboard tag
chalk pen
tweezers (not shown)
liquid adhesive (not shown)
Remove the top of the ornament.?Carefully roll the photo and insert it into ornament. Use a pair of craft tweezers to get it into position in the front of the ornament.
Make a funnel with a piece of scrap paper and fill the ornament with the faux snow. Tie a bow with the ribbon and glue to the top of the ornament.
Tie on the chalkboard tag and fill out who the gift is for. The tag can be easily removed when it’s time to hang the ornament on the tree. Use a wire ornament hanger to attach the ornament to the gift.
Easy peasy, right? And a fun way to present our new family photo at Christmas!
I hope you’re inspired to make these yourself!
Michele is a wife and mommy to 2 little boys. She recently gave up her job in the field of science to pursue her dream of spending more time with her boys and becoming a full time blogger. When she’s not playing superheroes or building Lego mansions you can find her creating at The Scrap Shoppe. She doesn’t shy away from any type of media so you never know what sort of project will show up on her blog next!
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This is the first time on your site but don’t want it to be my last! I enjoyed seeing the possibilities& new Ideas for the DIY gifts! It feels like I have taken a trip back to the past with the conveniences that exist today! I’m so excited I may not be spelling everything correctly!! I definitely intend to try New family Christmas ornament this year! Can’t say Thanks enough