Flower Angel

Wooded beaded flower angel ornaments for my craft fair coming up.
I had all items on hand to try my hand at these as I've seen them on Pinterest.
I purchased these flowers from Michael's as part of the fall flowers discounted down 80%.

With one bloom....I was able to make three angels!
For the head I used a 25mm wooden bead.
For the wings I wrapped gathered lace around the neck area, made a figure 8 and twisted it into a set of wings and hot glued it down.
Added the faux diamond to the front and gave her a halo.

Wooden ornament with jingle bell

Using more blocks I stamped this saying using Stayzon black ink.

I love this verse from the old Christmas song and it fit perfectly on the wooden block.

To add to the twine hanger I threaded on a little bell

Let is snow Mini wooden ornaments

Using blocks of wood I stamped the words using Stats on ink.

 Hot glued the block to a wooden snowflake

 I chose the snowflakes from my stash that had a hole in it for easy hanging with an ornament hook

Snowman blocks

I painted these adorable snowmen on Dollar Tree blocks.

 These started out as children alphabet blocks and I painted three layers of blue acrylic paint to cover up the letters that were painted on the side.

I then added a circle of white acrylic paint (this took 3 to 4 coats of white to cover up the blue).

I then painted on the snow on all the remaining sides.

Finished up with the nose and face features.

What I didn't take a pic of what the eye screw and twine hanger.

Made these three to sell in the craft fair.

Cork twine angels

Made 4 of these with everything I had on hand for this years craft fair.

 2 1/2" corks
20mm wooded beads
Diamond trim
Twine
Hot glue

 Glue a hanger inside the wooden ball and hot glue to the cork

 Glue on twine wings which I wrapped around my hands 3 times

Added trim to angels
Not sure if I am going to draw on eyes or leave as is

Cinnamon stick mini ornaments

Saw these on Pinterest and this is my take on them. They are small and would be great on a mini tree or package tie.
One cinnamon stick
A small strip of ribbon
7" of twine
Punch of pine needles and a heart
Hot glue and made these rather quickly

Reindeer Wooden Ornaments

I got together with a couple friends to make gift for the Christmas season.
Here was one of the items we did, my friend husband cut and sanded these wooden pieces for us.

While we all painted something different on them, I chose to take chalkboard paint, a rubber stamp and white acrylic paint.

1. I painted in a circle the chalk board paint
2. I took a stamp from my stash (from Stampin' Up) and brushed on white paint
3. Stamp it and hoped for the best :)
4. Tied on a painted red wooden ball and some twine

perhaps next year I'll add these to my craft fair.

Cork birdhouse ornament

I made a few of these for an upcoming craft fair.

Took corks that I bought and screwed in the eye screw at the bottom.
Took recycled corrugated cardboard and cut pieces and hot glued as the roof.
Before I hot glued, I took my Crop-a-Dile and punched a center hole for a loop of twine.
Added fake snow to roof and also hot glued a button.

Now for the dangle off the eye screw, I knew I wanted to put something but this took longer than making the unit! !
I repurposed an old necklace that I bought years ago from a flea market with the intent of using it for crafts.
Final added was the toothpick bird perch.