Today for Int’ Bloggers Club we have some cute Christmas projects to share with you. Don’t you just love decorating for Christmas? Especially with handmade goodies because you know how much love has gone into each one to make Christmas even more special to the ones around you. Sharing some Easy Wooden Farmhouse Christmas Ornaments that you can follow along and make to!
Easy Wooden Farmhouse Christmas Ornaments
Supplies needed:
- 6 x wooden blocks 7.4cm (L) x 1.6cm (H) x 2.3cm (W)
- Fusion Mineral Paint – Coal Black Sample
- Fusion Mineral Paint – Champlain Sample
- Brush
- 3 x Word Stencils
- Foam Wedge
- 6 x Wooden Beads
- Glue Gun
- Jute
- Coordinating Ribbon
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Step 1 – Give your wooden blocks a really good sand with 120grit sandpaper. Then 1 -2 coats of Coal Black. Let Dry.
Step 2 – Line up your word stencils and apply. Remove the transfer paper and using your foam wedge stencil using Champlain. Let dry. Remove the stencil.
Step 3 – Cut 6 lengths of jute and tie knots in the end to form a loop. Using your glue gun dap some glue onto the top a block and press your jute loop into place. Let dry. Then feed the jute loop through the wooden bead. Make a little bow and glue into place.
Now you’re all ready to decorate with your new wooden Farmhouse Ornaments. They would also make gorgeous present toppers.
Be sure to check out below all the other fun Christmas project from my blogging pals.
Happy Painting!
Don’t have time to make now? Be sure to PIN for later!
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Steampunk Christmas | Unique Creations By Anita
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Vintage Christmas Style Wreath | What Megan Makes
5 comments
Those are so adorable Sam and they look fantastic hanging on that little tree! Did you make the word stencils?
A nice and easy project with beautiful results. Such a clever idea.
I really like your cute black & white DIY ornaments, Sam! I would love to make some for my tree and I have the wood.
Absolutely darling, Sam. You are so creative.
Ah YES!!! We have a whole bunch of 2 x 2 scraps in our wood bin that I’ve been dying to make something with. These are perfect Sam. Thank you