Christmas miniatures diy

Make a miniature Christmas tree for your dollhouse or diorama with crepe paper and some cotton balls.

These are some ornaments I made to go into a NAME Day project - a Market Stall. Here is how I made them: Start with cheap-o plastic beads from Hobby Lobby. These look sort of like crinkled foil but when you add glitter they look like glitter ornaments. Also I used a couple of plain colored pearl beads to look like the "Shiny Brite" brand vintage ornaments. Ornament hangers: To make the hanger and bead cap, Cut a piece of 34 gauge wire about 6 inches long. With about ¾” tail, hold the tail…

I heard of these years ago from another mom at my kids’ gymnastics class. She had older daughters and told about all the fun they had making these mini-wreaths to use as wrapping decorations. That was before Pinterest was a thing, so I only have her to credit for the idea, and I don’t even […]

The holiday season can be a bit of a whirlwind, but we wanted to take a moment share a sweet little festive digital download…

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This dollhouse miniature toy and game boxes printable is a great way to decorate a Christmas tree, birthday party, or bedroom! Just print, cut,and create!

Find out how I made these adorably tiny gift packages for my Barbie dolls! Click here to get the digital templates for cutting the pineco...

If you find any nesting baskets that look like Christmas trees, they can be used for Christmas AND winter home decor!

Supplies: 1/8” outer diam. clear plastic tubing (JAR-JAF Miniatures item # R-194), Tiny candy balls (railroad fruit, no-hole beads or candy sprinkles – must fit inside the tubes), 5 mm white pom pom, 5 mm plastic flat back rhinestone, 5 mm round punch from black sequin or thin plastic (I used part of a wiggle eye), 1/8” round punched piece of fun foam, tiny black no hole beads, orange thread. Snowman Candy Tube – cut a 18 mm length of the plastic tube using an X-acto (rolling it while…

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