Have you seen all the glitter ornaments around blogland lately? I have and I’ve fallen in love with them.
As soon as I figured out how to make them, I ran to Michaels for all my supplies and got to work. I made two dozen the first night. They are so easy, so fast and they’ll make excellent hostess gifts for all my Christmas parties this year.
Here is what you’ll need:
Pledge Floor Care with Future Shine (this stuff will last forever)
Clear glass ornaments
Envelope – to use as a funnel. Cut in half and then snip off one corner
Extra Fine Glitter
Two small containers – one for the extra glitter and one for the extra Pledge
1. Pop out all the metal hooks from the ornaments
2. Squirt a little bit of the Pledge into the ornament and swirl it around. Try not to shake it so there won’t be a lot of bubbles.
3. After the inside of the ornament is completely coated in Pledge pour it into one of your containers.
4. Pour your glitter into the ornament.
5. Cover the opening of the ornament with your finger and shake the glitter so that everything is covered.
6. Pour excess glitter into the 2nd container.
7. Pop your hooks back on and you’re done!
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Linking to:
Fingerprints on the Fridge, Kojo Designs, My Romantic Home, Sassy Sites
Tatertots and Jello, Tidy Mom, Whipperberry, A Vision to Remember
Funky Junk Interiors, Be Different Act Normal, I Heart Naptime, C.R.A.F.T.,
The DIY Showoff, Created By Cori, Dittle Dattle, Between Naps on the Porch
The Girl Creative, Skip to my Lou, Keeping it Simple, Embellishing Life
Sugar Bee Crafts, Serenity You
Oh wow, I've seen these done with other adhesives, but I like this idea better. Very beautiful. TFS!
ReplyDeleteThese look great - thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteLove these, Sandi! I did glitter mini-pumpkins for Halloween/Thanksgiving. I'm in love with glitter now. I'm definitely going to try these ornaments.
ReplyDeleteFound ya on a link party .. wow! You make this look so easy. Cant believe pledge helps make such beautiful ornaments. These are really awesome. :)
ReplyDeleteThey look fabulous. I had no idea they were so easy to make. Thanks for your excellent instructions-I'm going to give it a try!
ReplyDeleteBest wishes,
Natasha.
These are beautiful and looks so fun. Would you please share these over at my Created for Christmas link party at www.createdbycori.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteI think these would be a big hit and people would love trying these. Thank you!
Yep, I've just been making these tonight. I'm making Christmas gifts for a bunch of teenage girls. I'm loving how they're turning out :)
ReplyDeleteAwesome project... gonna try this with pink, of course!
ReplyDeleteTerrific tutorial! I have printed it out and thank you for sharing it. I think your husband has picked a perfect name for your craft, btw. I have joined your followers list and invite you to join my followers list; as well,I hope you will grab a blog button. Hugs, Gayle
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Maybe I have had my head under a rock but this is the first I've seen of this and I love the look! I am pinning and stumbling this post. I am a new follower from Keeping it Simple. Vicky from Mess For Less
ReplyDeleteThese look great and I can't believe how easy they are!! I can't wait to try this and get the exact colour ornaments I want this year, thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteGreat tip about the Pledge! Thanks for sharing; they look terrific!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Sandi
amazing!!! and so beautiful and easy to make
ReplyDeletewould love it if you could share this on my link party - Serenity Saturday at www.serenityyou.blogspot.com
Natasha xxx
Thanks for linking to Take-A-Look Tuesday - you were featured today!
ReplyDelete--Mandy, www.SugarBeeCrafts.com
So easy and pretty! Thanks for the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteThese are so pretty! I'd love it if you linked them up to my Christmas Craft Tutorial that is going on for the month of November at Project Queen.
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Hi, just to let you know that I have featured these on my Link party at www.serenityyou.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteFeel free to grab an I've been Featured button, and I'd love it if you could come back this week and share some of your great posts
Natasha xx
Turned out great! Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteThose are super cute! Can you use the clear plastic ones too? Or is the pledge to harsh for plastic?
ReplyDeleteMy daughter picked this idea for her annual ornament. She's 4 years old and BIG time into glitter. We used pink glitter then did hand-print snowmen on the outside of the ornaments.
ReplyDeleteThese look great and super easy to do. Just found this today, so to late for this year. But I am going to hit the after Christmas clearance and grab a bunch of the clear balls to make for next year.
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HI, Love glittering ornaments, I've been doing it for a couple years now, but i have never tried plastic ones. Do you think that it would work in the plastic ones??
ReplyDeleteWould this work on Plastic ornaments as well? I would like to do this with some tweens but glass isn't an option. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI read somewhere that you can use plastic. I've got both glass and plastic and I'm gonna try a couple plastic and see how they turn out and how well they look next year
DeleteDid it work w. Plastic ?
DeleteIt looks on plastic ones. Looks beautiful 😊
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