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Frida Wood Slice Ornament
Whether you're a fan of art history or have a friend that loves to celebrate accomplished female painters, this quick and cute homemade Christmas ornament will look darling on any tree. Grab some felt and get to gluing those icon brows and floral accents. This project only takes an hour or so.
From the Blogger: "Early on this year, I went to an exhibition about the life of the Mexican painter Frida Kahlo. I was so impressed that I decided to make a Frida Kahlo ornament for my tree this year. I used a wood slice for Frida's face. As Frida Kahlo is famous for wearing flowers in her hair a made a bunch of colorful flowers for the ornament. These flowers were made from small scraps of felt. This is one colorful Christmas ornament that will certainly brighten up your tree."
Materials List
- Wood Slice
- white paint
- black felt
- felt scraps in various colors
- Glue
Celebrate With More Christmas Craft Ideas
If you had fun creating the Frida Wood Slice Ornament, here are some more Christmas craft ideas that you might enjoy:
1. Painted Pinecone Ornaments: Collect some pinecones from your backyard or local park and paint them in festive colors like red, green, gold, and silver. Add some glitter or sequins for extra sparkle. These ornaments will add a natural and rustic touch to your Christmas tree.
2. Embroidered Hoop Ornaments: Use embroidery hoops as frames for mini fabric scenes. You can stitch holiday motifs like snowflakes, reindeer, or Christmas trees onto the fabric. Add a ribbon for hanging and display these cute and crafty ornaments on your tree.
3. Cookie Cutter Ornaments: Choose some of your favorite Christmas cookie cutters and use them to trace shapes onto colorful felt. Cut out the shapes, decorate them with beads, sequins, or embroidery, and attach a string for hanging. These cookie cutter ornaments are fun and easy to make, perfect for crafting with kids.
We hope these Christmas craft ideas inspire you to get creative and add some handmade charm to your holiday decor. Happy crafting!
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