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How to Make Glittery Christmas Ornaments

October 17, 2017

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Who loves glitter? I do, I do! And I think it’s going to be a very glittery Christmas around here this year! I’ve been busy making these glitter-filled ornaments. One of the great things about these – besides their awesome sparkliness (is that a word?) – is that there’s no glitter mess because the glitter is on the inside.

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Here are the three easy steps for How to Make Glittery Christmas Ornaments:

Materials

  • clear glass or plastic ornaments
  • glitter (fine works best)
  • Pledge Floor Care Finish
  • Vinyl designs cut with Silhouette Cameo or Cricut Explore Air

Step One

Pour a small amount of the floor finish into the ornament. Swirl it around to coat the inside, then drain the excess.

Step Two

Pour a small amount of glitter into the ornament using a funnel if necessary. Slowly rotate the ornament to distribute the glitter. Add more glitter if needed and pour out the excess.

Step Three

Jazz them up and personalize. You can cut out snowflake shapes, names, words, anything you want using your Silhouette Cameo or Cricut and vinyl.

The possibilities are endless. There are so many shapes that can be used to make your ornaments special and unique.

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I even left some clear, without glitter.
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glass ornaments-createandbabble.comThis is Christmas ornament is one of my most popular posts.diy-glitter-christmas-ornaments-createandbabble.com

This post went viral three years ago and continues to be one of the most popular posts on Create & Babble. See how to make it here.

You’ll find lots more Silhouette-made Christmas craft projects here.

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