Tuesday, December 17, 2013

Try It Tuesday~Jenni inspired Christmas Ornaments!

Do you have a hour or so?
  That is all you need to make these vintage inspired Christmas ornaments~
Jenni style!

Supplies needed~
JBS mni deck, JBS chipboard Christmas buttons, JBS red/black rhinestones and the JBS spools, hot glue gun ( just goes faster this way), ink (for shading), homespun (for the spools), stick pins, holly leaf and twine.

Ink ( to shade) around the cards.
The card from the mini deck is glued onto the burlap.  I laid the card down and cut around, to get the size.

I then glued the Holly leaf ( just some I had) down followed by the chipboard button.  Roll some twine up and hot glue it under the chipboard button.

Added the stick pins and a Christmas sticker~
The post is up on JBS~
See I told you not much time was needed and so cute!!!!

Thanks for stopping by fot Try It Tuesday guys!!
Big sale going on over at  the JBS Mercantile ~ 60% off!!!
See ya soon~


12 comments:

  1. Love love love love these!! LOVING how your flash cards match up perfectly with the tiny print!!!!!!

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  2. OMG> TOO much fun and sooooo pretty- especially the little sayings. Had me laughing. lol!!!

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  3. These are fabulous, Connie! Love all of the texture and layering!

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  4. Connie, love love love all of these! The coloured pins are great and love the backing you have used. I will have to Pinterest these, definitely!x

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  5. These are beautiful, Connie! I love how you added the burlap. Very pretty!

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  6. Soooo inspiring Connie! Beautiful work~
    I simply LoVe all of the different elements you've used here!
    Thanks for sharing these innovative little ornaments!

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  7. These are totally awesome! Love love love them!!!

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  8. Fun textures and perfect Christmas decor!

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  9. Fabulous. Love the way you used the burlap here. Did you stiffen it or treat it in any way? They turned out so cute!

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  10. Festive! Love how you added the twine!

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