Upcycled Jello Mold Christmas Ornaments
30 November
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Hello! I'm back with yet another Christmas craft project... I'm on a roll yo!!
Today I'm sharing some cute little upcycled Jello mold ornaments.
I found a stack of these vintage Jello molds at Goodwill and I immediately saw little diorama ornaments!
I used Christmas themed scrapbook papers and Mod Podge
to adhere the papers to the inside, back of each mold.
Then I used my Crop-A-Dile
to punch two holes in the top of each mold for the ribbon hanger.
A little Glitter
...
Then I went through my craft supply stash of do-dads, thingamajigs, and what-knots and made a little scene in each mold.
I made the little angel from a tiny perfume bottle that I have saved for umpteen years... for who knows why...
I fashioned arms with Silver Tinsel Pipe Cleaners
.
The spun cotton head is something that I've had for years but there are some cute one's here: Spun Cotton Doll Heads with Faces
. I used another pipe cleaner in the bottom of the head.
Then I just slid the pipe cleaner down into the bottle and used a little glue to secure the head to the bottle.
And the bottle lid created a cute little hat!
Now that I had my little dioramas set up I used Mini Alphabet Rubber Stamps
to create some little banners.
And here are the finished products!
Some got mini bottle brush trees. There are some super cute one's here: Pink Bottle Brush Trees
. The "ornaments" are pearls off an old necklace.
Mini Glass Ball Christmas Ornaments
...
The cute little angel got a little choir book made from a snippet of a music sheet.
This one is my favorite. I love the little deer... there are some different one's here: Plastic Reindeer Ornaments
and here are some of the Miniature Mushrooms
.
Santa is a vintage ornament I picked up at one of my favorite antique shops.
And this cute little girl is a package tie on. I made a little folded accordion paper piece and glued it behind her so she sticks out from the mold a little bit.
These were fun to make, I love playing around in my craft supplies and making a big ol' glittery mess 😁
Do you have a favorite?
PS. I have included links to the products (or some like them) that I've used for your convenience. If you make a purchase from one of the links in this post I will earn a small commission but it will not cost you a penny more! Click here to see my full Disclosure Policy.
Hello! I'm back with yet another Christmas craft project... I'm on a roll yo!!
Today I'm sharing some cute little upcycled Jello mold ornaments.
I found a stack of these vintage Jello molds at Goodwill and I immediately saw little diorama ornaments!
I used Christmas themed scrapbook papers and Mod Podge
Then I used my Crop-A-Dile
A little Glitter
Then I went through my craft supply stash of do-dads, thingamajigs, and what-knots and made a little scene in each mold.
I made the little angel from a tiny perfume bottle that I have saved for umpteen years... for who knows why...
I fashioned arms with Silver Tinsel Pipe Cleaners
The spun cotton head is something that I've had for years but there are some cute one's here: Spun Cotton Doll Heads with Faces
Then I just slid the pipe cleaner down into the bottle and used a little glue to secure the head to the bottle.
And the bottle lid created a cute little hat!
Now that I had my little dioramas set up I used Mini Alphabet Rubber Stamps
And here are the finished products!
Some got mini bottle brush trees. There are some super cute one's here: Pink Bottle Brush Trees
Mini Glass Ball Christmas Ornaments
The cute little angel got a little choir book made from a snippet of a music sheet.
This one is my favorite. I love the little deer... there are some different one's here: Plastic Reindeer Ornaments
Santa is a vintage ornament I picked up at one of my favorite antique shops.
And this cute little girl is a package tie on. I made a little folded accordion paper piece and glued it behind her so she sticks out from the mold a little bit.
These were fun to make, I love playing around in my craft supplies and making a big ol' glittery mess 😁
Do you have a favorite?
PS. I have included links to the products (or some like them) that I've used for your convenience. If you make a purchase from one of the links in this post I will earn a small commission but it will not cost you a penny more! Click here to see my full Disclosure Policy.
Posted by: Tania | Little Vintage Cottage
at 30 November
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holiday seasonal