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December 2, 2014

Oh Christmas Tree Oh Christmas Tree

It's day two at Unrulies "12 Days of Christmas Link Up" party and it's great to see lots of crafters coming together to have fun.

Today my project is an easy but fun project. I made these a few years ago and they were a hit at a Christmas boutique I was involved in so I thought I would make some up for some of my co-workers.
My Snow Globes are made from salt and pepper shakers and tiny jars. The salt and pepper shakers I got at the 99 cents store. I bleached out my little bottle brush trees and some I sprayed with Lindys Stamp Gang sprays, pink, blue, green etc. others I just left white. Rubbed glue all over and sprinkled Diamond Dust on top. Attached my sentiment and then inserted and glued in jar or shaker. Added mica, artificial snow and tiny gold stars in the bottom.
For the lid on the jars I used a large crystal bauble from my stash and glued it down, then embellished it with Christmas florals, tulle, pearls etc. 
For the salt and pepper shakers  I ran jute through the holes in the lid and added a bauble to hang on the tree. Very simple but so pretty. I hope you join in on the creative fun with our "12 Days of Christmas Link Up". 
Wishing you Peace and Love this Christmas Season. xoxo Toni

This project will be entered in the following challenges: 


32 comments:

Michele said...

this is incredibly awesome I love these! awesome re- purposing. happy 12 days of Christmas at UPA! xo

Lula said...

Very clever idea and a stunning decoration! Thanks for sharing with us at The Mirror Crack'd challenge.

Lyneen said...

OH MY GOSH.... How cute are these... I LOVE THEM!!!! What a great idea. TFS!

DonnaMundinger said...

OMG, what a brilliant idea! these are just beautiful and so vintage looking. Will need to go shop immediately. So fun seeing all the inspiration on the UPA 12 Days party. xxD

Glenda said...

Oh I want these! I love how pretty and creative these are! Thanks for joining us at Craft Hoarders Anonymous!

Felix the Crafty Cat said...

These are a lovely and clever idea.
Thanks for joining in the challenge at TMC, Angela R.x

2amscrapper said...

This is brilliant! They are soooo pretty! Thanks for sharing at the Unruly PaperArts 12 Days of Christmas Link Up Party. Helene

Carol Salisbury said...

Spotted these at Unruly Paper artsy! What a great idea for those little salt and pepper shakers! Beautiful!

TangledBlueRose said...

These are so gorgeous! I love them. Thanks so much for sharing!~kim

lost coast scrapper said...

What a great idea, they're beautiful! Thanks for joining us at Craft Hoarders Anonymous for this challenge!

Julie Lee said...

I love these, Toni. They are so beautiful and elegant - re-purposing taken to an incredibly beautiful level! I'm really loving all the inspiration from the UPA Christmas Party! Julie Ann xxx

ddazzled71 said...

Toni these are stunning, I'd never have thought of using salt and pepper shakers to create Christmas Ornaments. I am really loving seeing all your wonderful decorations as we head in Christmas, thanks so much for sharing and partying on! Danie xx

Meggymay said...

A fantastic gift idea, they are super decorations. Thank you for joining us at TioT's this time.
Yvonne

Ink Stained Roni said...

OMG - I have been buying up old salt shakers at garage sales for this very thing! I never thought of dying the trees different colors but I am so doing this. That pink one is darling!
TFS :)

Vicki Romaine said...

These ornaments are absolutely gorgeous.

Sharon said...

These are really amazing - a fantastic idea! Visiting from Unruly 12 Days of Xmas!

creative lady said...

Gorgeous! Thanks for joining us at Craft Hoarders Anonymous.

Two Mad Dahlias said...

These are so cute. I am a sucker for a bottle brush tree!
Jess

Pammejo said...

Beautiful Ornaments...Thanks for joining us on the Craft Hoarders Anonymous Challenge Blog....

Valerie-Jael said...

Beautiful project, thanks for joining us at TIOT! Valerie

Pamellia said...

Wowsers Toni! The more I sift through your posts, the more in love with your style I am! These are absolutely stunning! Brilliant idea and gorgeous decorations for any tree! I might stealing...ahem, I mean borrowing your salt and pepper shaker idea! What a crafty gal you are! Had to hit that follow button so I don't miss any of your projects from here on out! hugs :)

Kathy/NorthCarolina said...

Oh, Christmas tree! These are sooooo beautiful! I absolutely love both the idea and the execution of it! Gorgeous! Thanks for joining us at Craft Hoarders Anonymous!

Barbara Rankin said...

These are fabulous. What a great idea to use salt an pepper shakers. They turned out so beautifully!!!

Becca Cruger said...

Oh wow! These are gorgeous! I never would have thought to use salt and pepper shakers but they seem just perfect! Thanks for adding to the gallery in Eclectic Ellapu!

Gloria Stengel said...

Oh my word. Coolest idea ever. They are the perfect Victorian ornaments. I want a tree full of them! What a grand idea! I want to make these! Thanks for sharing with us at Craft Hoarders Anonymous!

wendipooh13 said...

these ornaments are sooo pretty!!!! Thanks so much for joining us at Craft Hoarders Anonymous.

Mrs.B said...

Ho Toni, congratulations on your Top 5 win at Try it on Tuesday.
Could you email me at - avril_branthwaite@hotmail.com.
Thanks, Avril

Milka said...

WOW! This is so pretty and a AWESOME idea :-D

Laurian said...

These are soooo creative and what a clever idea, I might have to case this one!
Thanks for joining us at Eclectic Ellapu and I hope we see you again soon!

Hugz

Laurian

Peanut said...

A beautiful creation! So happy you joined our Vintage Christmas challenge. We have 2 new challenges starting on February 1st. Hope you’ll join us again!
hugs Asha

Lisa Winnard - TheCraftarageStudio said...

These are just gorgeous!!! Lovely.
Thanks for sharing at Eclectic Ellapu.
Lisa - Eclectic Ellapu DT.

Lisa Winnard - TheCraftarageStudio said...

Beautiful.
Thanks for sharing at Altered Eclectics.
Lisa - Altered Eclectics DT.

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