And kids did!
Today I volunteered in Addie's class and each student made an ornament for their parents.
The idea is a recycled one from last year, and full instructions have already been posted.
But this year, the kids did it, too. Each child had a wooden angel (by Nicole, 25 cents at AC Moore,) that they painted (with Ranger paints,) then we sprinkled pearl UTEE, and heated them. After, we added some more paint around the edges, a photo of themselves and tied it for hanging!I loved this technique so much that I made our initials using it, too. The plan is to hang them from a display with pretty ribbon, but for now, they are on my desk, and I like them there.
One more OT for the year! Hope you'll join in!
Here's who's ornamenting today at Ornament Thursday!
Cindy Gimbrone aka Lampwork Diva
Make a Confetti Ring to Wear at Your Next Holiday Party!
Holiday Sparkly Fan Pull
Lisa creates a dress up look for a ceiling fan
Linda's snowman
Some paper, beads, and fabric are transformed into an adorable snow guy.
Poinsettia Madness
Beautiful poinsettias in glass.
Poinsettia Ornament
Polymer clay and glittery snow recreate a Christmas memory
Strands of Beads
Melissa has a quicker than quick snowball pendant for a perfect last minute gift.
Shiny Little Things
Felting for the Festivities!
2 comments:
Great ornament idea for class parties! Mine were a little more basic... painted chipboard + ribbon. Oh well... it's cuter than the store-bought foam ones! :-)
I think that snowflake ornament is my favorite - after all that dabbing and heating...those were amazing! Again I forget my password to leave a comment...Kristin
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