I’m starting a new series! It’s been awhile, yes, what with the epic that was Series 1. The flower-making never seemed to end. Don’t get me wrong now, I love flowers. When I look back in the archives, I have to say I’m quite satisfied with all the different flowers that came out of that series. In fact, I see a few floral tutorials in my future detailing some of those creations. But the series was long… Just an observation.
And, I’m just fond of EVERY aspect of Series 2. Denim is such a great crafting material with so much texture and richness. So I figured it was time to get back up on the series horsie! That said, I begin:
Series 3: SITUATION CHRISTMAS ORNAMENT-ATION: Installment #1!
(Out of how many installments is still to be decided…)
The tutorial for Installment #1 is such that only a teensy amount of brain juice is required, so I’ve chosen to go wordless. Shhh, it’s starting…
Tutorial: Plastic Bottle Bottom Ornaments
Poppyprint says
Great colours!!!
maree says
I'm speechless – how you see such beauty in a plastic bottle!!! Ciao
Melissa says
Fun, fun, fun. I have loads of plastic container projects in my mind – I so need to get them out.
Anji* says
So pretty! I can just picture a Christmas tree with about 20 of these hanging on it ๐
Ariane says
Ah!! These are adorable. Love them!!!
Notjustnat says
I can't wait to see your Christmas tree – Hugs Nat
Nela says
These are gorgeous, especially the yellow one ๐
Jensters says
Your the best at anything like this Michele….i love all that you do x
Handmade in Gibraltar says
These are very nice aren't they? What kind of paint did you use- acrylic ? I quite fancy doing this with my art class kiddies. I will have a practice first…
PEACHES says
Gorgeous, gorgeous….my bottles are piling up a little while longer while I prep to make a wreath of my own. Now the tree can coordinate ooo-la-la!
House Revivals says
Just saw your blog for the first time today — love it! Mind if I follow along?
RecycleCindy says
Very cleaver and cool Christmas ornaments made from recycled plastic bottles. I shared your post over at Trash to Treasures at Ravelry where I am a member. We all love stuff like this!
Cindy says
These are great! Now I know what I'm doiong with the stray water bottle I find rolling around my van:) Thanks
creativejewishmom.com says
another great project, thanks so much for sharing on Craft Schooling Sunday! Love those colors too….xoxoxSara
solomi558 says
I will be having a go–cottonreel
Julie says
Love recycled crafts! I use a ton of water bottles! I love this idea!
I would love for you to link up on my blog here:
http://singingthreelittlebirds.blogspot.com/2010/11/christmas-ornament-link-up-singing.html
Janelle says
These are such a cute idea!
Laurie says
Awesome idea! Thanks so much for the inspiration! I am featuring it on my Blogger's Thanksgiving Top Ten:
http://sceneofthegrime.blogspot.com/2011/11/bloggers-thanksgiving-top-ten.html
Melissa @ The Chocolate Muffin Tree says
Gorgeous! Love this idea! Can't wait to try it!
janet chandler says
What kind of are you using? Spray or brush paint. Would it streak? I love to mack Christmas ornaments.I used to make sheep out of matiral thet looked like sheeps wool. And plaid ribben. And wobble eyes and little gingle bells aroound there neckes and I used little sticks from outside as there legs. I gave them all away so now I have nothing to go on! Do you ever make these. They looked. So sweet on the tree! Anyone out there make these? Sure wood like to do them again. Been years since I made them.also I used a sowing machine and mine has been gone for years.need to get a new one. Have to shop around. Crafts is my life. Thanks for the great ideas!