can you make a ornament without to much supplys?

Question

i always use up all of my supplys when making my decorations

Answer 1

You don't need too much supplys.get little hangers that you could put on it.

Answer 2

I have a recyled ornament craft that takes NOTHING more than what I already have on hand for Christmas anyway. I use glass bulbs from my Christmas box (usually those colors that I have only a few left due to breakage of the others), half-inch squares/triangles of wrapping paper (can be the pieces you cut off when wrapping), and watered-down glue. Remove the hanger from the end, and begin decoupaging the pieces of wrapping paper onto the ball. Start at the top and work toward the bottom of the bulb. You may choose to use all one kind of wrapping paper or two or more types - test any tissue paper since some can bleed when wet. Let dry. If desired, add glitter to the bulb while the glue is still wet. Replace the hanger and enjoy.

Answer 3

Since you seem to be a crafty, I'm sure you have some acrylic paint on hand (glass paint works best but acrylic will work). Buy some clear ball ornaments that are all on sale now at the craft stores.Remove the top off the ball.Squirt a little paint inside the ball and swirl around.Do this again with another color.Turn the ball upside down an drain in a paper cup. Once drained, squirt gold paint inside, covering any bare spaces in the ball. Put the top back on and hang your "stained glass" ornament.

Answer 4

Go to a shell shop or craft store, buy a bunch of pretty shells, spray glue from an arosol cn on them and dip them in white or clear glitter. Tie a ribbon to the top and Voila! Instant ornaments with only four supplies.

Answer 5

Throughout the year, save your change in a jar. Before Christmas, count how much you've saved. Then find a 99-cent store and buy decorations. You'll save your own supplies and a lot of time and energy.

Answer 6

I aint never usid too mutch suplys. I jist gits em frum the old fart what lives under us alongside the bridg. He collects odd shyt, an givs it ta fokes.