Wood Burned Snowflake Ornaments

"When I first tried wood burning, it was with these wood slices on wood. It was so fun and easy to do. Snowflakes were the perfect way to start because it was mostly just lines on lines. This would be a perfect project for older kids to do to make their own Christmas ornaments. These Christmas Ornaments would be perfect for a tree, a garland or as a gift for friends and family. Come learn how to make your own!"

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Celebrate With More Christmas Craft Ideas

If you enjoyed making the Wood Burned Snowflake Ornaments, here are three more Christmas craft projects that you may love:

1. Hand-Painted Wooden Ornaments: Take your wood burning skills to the next level by hand-painting wooden ornaments. You can create intricate designs, patterns, or even personalize each ornament with names or special messages. Paint them in festive colors like red, green, gold, and silver, and add some glitter or embellishments for extra sparkle.

2. Fabric Scrap Christmas Wreath: If you enjoy working with different textures and materials, a fabric scrap Christmas wreath might be the perfect project for you. Gather an assortment of fabric scraps in holiday colors and patterns, and wrap them around a foam or wire wreath form. Add embellishments like ribbons, buttons, or beads for a unique and festive touch.

3. Paper Quilled Snowflake Decorations: Paper quilling is a beautiful and versatile craft technique that involves rolling thin strips of paper into intricate designs. Create stunning snowflake decorations by quilling strips of white paper into delicate snowflake shapes. You can hang these snowflakes on your tree, display them in windows, or even use them as gift toppers.

We hope you enjoy trying out these Christmas crafts and adding some handmade festive touches to your holiday decor!