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Christmas Ornaments

Hello!  Today I have 10 handmade paper ornaments to post.  All are made with different paper collections from Pion Design, including their new Christmas collection Christmas Wishes.  These ornaments can also be found on Pion Design’s Oct. 25 blog post here.  I have included the links for the tutorials at the bottom of this post.   There are many seasons of our life when we get so busy that it’s great to be able to draw on the talents of others for our inspiration.  I am really looking forward to a more quiet season of my life where I can spend more time with family and the things I love most, including paper crafting!

Here is the link for the tutorial for the first seven ornaments
Here is the link for the tutorial for the pink and blue #8 ornament.
And here is the link for the tutorial for the above #9 green origami ornament.
Which one is your favorite? 🙂
As the cooler weather brings the changing seasons, I wish you all a wonderful holiday season!
Tara

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26 thoughts on “Christmas Ornaments”

  1. Karen Hughes

    Your ornaments are all stunning!!!
    I guess my favorite is the first style…it’s hard to choose tho’
    You do some really amazing projects!!!

    1. Tara Brown

      Thank you Karen! That is my favorite as well. Thank you very much for your comment. Best wishes for a great week!

  2. J McEntire

    Your work is amazing!!!
    I will say my favorite is #7. There’s just something in that sweet picture.
    Your attention to detail makes them all beautiful.

    1. Tara Brown

      Thank you Ms. Jerri! So good to hear from you – we miss you! We will talk to you soon!

  3. Jeanne

    The pink one is my favorite, but I love them all !! Thanks for sharing

    1. Tara Brown

      Thank you Jeanne! Pink has always been my favorite color to craft with! Take care.

  4. ciloma

    Oh my, they are all beautiful!! Hard to pick a favorite. For me the red one is the most Christmassy.

    1. Tara Brown

      Thank you Ciloma! Thank you for taking time to comment. Have a great week!

  5. tlaneh

    Tara I have never seen someone that crafts like you do. Oh how I would love to spend some time just watching that brain of yours tell your hands what to do!!! You simply amaze me with each thing you make. These ornaments are stunning. I love the pinks, but for some reason the light green paper is just beautiful!!! Thank you Tara for another wonderful example of your amazing talent!!!

    1. Tara Brown

      Hi! So great to see your wonderful comment – thank you so much for taking time to be so thoughtful! I hope you have a great day! Take care

  6. Anonymous

    Yes indeed. Your crafts are all so amazing! What talent. Love them all. But im drawn to the bottom brown on. So romantically nostalgic.

    1. Tara Brown

      Many thanks! I am so grateful for your taking time to post this sweet comment. Best wishes for you to have a great day!

  7. Dianne

    Gorgeous……..

    1. Tara Brown

      Thanks Dianne! And thank you for taking time to post a comment. Have a great day!

  8. chantal

    Beautiful bravo

    1. Tara Brown

      Many thanks Chantal! I am grateful to you for taking the time to comment. Best wishes for an amazing day!

  9. Liz Kent

    Beautiful ornaments.

    1. Tara Brown

      Thank you Liz! And thank you for taking time to comment. I hope you have a great day and a wonderful holiday season!

  10. Astrid Maclean

    Wow, these are incredible Tara and thanks so much for the links to the tutorials! xx

  11. Heather

    Is there a link for #10, the last one? It’s my fav! I have a vintage pic of my grandmother and her twin as Kids but my gran has passed Now. I think it would be the perfect gift for her twin, my great aunt.

    1. Tara Brown

      Hi Heather, There is not a link for the last ornament as I put that one together myself. The bottom layer was made from a Cheery Lynn doily die and the layer on top of the doily is some lace I glued around the doily. The next layer above the lace was made using a scalloped circle Spellbinders die and then the next two layers are rosettes I made from Pazzles cutting files. The top layer was made from a small scalloped circle Spellbinders die. You can make your own version of this ornament with different dies and rosette dies. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! Tara

  12. Anonymous

    Tara what kind of paper do you use?

    1. Tara Brown

      Hello, I exclusively use Pion Design papers. They also have a line of smooth cardstock called Pion Design Palette which is sturdy and easy to work with and matches their printed papers! You can find a list of stores that sell these amazingly beautiful papers here: http://piondesign.se/store-finder/

  13. Elaine Cookie Merchant

    all your designs are so beautiful….thank you so much for all your templates and instructions…hugs Cookie

  14. Rebecca R Glick

    The link to the tutorials does not work.

    1. Tara Brown

      Hi Rebecca, I just now checked all three links, and they all still work! Tara

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