


these were just painted red and then painted again with glitter paint for some shine. i laced them with silver threading and a snowflake charm at the top and stuck a small white map tack into the bottom to add a little something to the bottom as well. the words were done in different alphabet stickers.
simple and fun.
now go make some too....
happy monday!
5 comments:
Dawn - thanks for visiting my blog! I hopped over to take a look at yours, and I really like it. Your photos are terrific, and I really like your description of your blog/profile description.
And your christmas decorations are DARLING. I put up a little tree over the weekend, and made my own silver star from extra (silver) dryer venting, and then I strung some popcorn, which took FOREVER, and I'm still not done AND it's a little tree, but it will be cute in the end. I want to go make your little red stars now.
What is the star made of?
I love these!!! Very craftsy of you!
thanks! i'm glad you guys like them. i had fun making them. i forgot to say that the star is made out of mat board...i just used acrylic paint and a glitter paint over them. the glitter paint can get a little gloppy so a thin coat is better i found out :)
How sweet. I love these. Looks like you are getting ready for a fun Christmas.
Thanks so much for the note. Of course, one conflict leads to another..
Thanks again.
Dawn! You inspired me to make red stars for my tree, though I made the cheapo version with cardboard, red paint but sans glitter. Still love the red, though they're not as fancy as yours. :)
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