Happy Monday!
I'm showing you the ornaments I finished up today.
I put them on a 2' tree that I put on my Hoosier in my kitchen. I started with these vintage Christmas cookie cutters I've been picking up for awhile now.
I only used the ones I had more than 1 of, I want to keep a collection, who knows I might make some cookies one day, LOL!
I had so much fun with these, gathering my materials and putting them all together, I photographed them on a vintage plastic Christmas doily that has poinsettias all around the edges.
I bought a couple of the cookie cutters with the metal tags on them, they used them for price tags.
I decided to use those and I dug out some more I had to use as the base for my Crafty Secrets Christmas double sided Creative Scraps.
I tied bows with the ribbon around the handles of the cutters, added the tags with the Christmas Creative Scraps punched out & glued on to each one.
I punched some holly leaves and added berries using red buttons, wrapped silver pipe cleaner around a pencil to get it spirally and tucked it in here and there.
I bought a couple of the cookie cutters with the metal tags on them, they used them for price tags.
I decided to use those and I dug out some more I had to use as the base for my Crafty Secrets Christmas double sided Creative Scraps.
I tied bows with the ribbon around the handles of the cutters, added the tags with the Christmas Creative Scraps punched out & glued on to each one.
I punched some holly leaves and added berries using red buttons, wrapped silver pipe cleaner around a pencil to get it spirally and tucked it in here and there.
I punched some stars and covered them with Martha Stewart white gold glitter.
I tied the gold cord through the back of the handle to hang them from the tree.
Supplies: Paper - Crafty Secrets Christmas Creative Scraps, scraps of pattern paper for the holly leaves. Acces. - vintage Christmas cookie cutters, metal edge circle tags, ribbon, buttons, silver pipe cleaner, sequin snowflakes, Martha Stewart white gold glitter, gold cord, ice floral pick. Tools - Martha Stewart holly leaf punch, Creative Memories star punch, 1 1/4" circle punch.
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11 comments:
These are absolutely darling PAm!!!
This is the CUTEST Piris!!! Now I know what I'm gonna do with all those old cookie cutters I have from my Grandma!! What a way for everyone to remember her!!
Hope you don't mind if I CASE!!
LOVE IT!!
***LOVE***
sooooooocute!
This is the CUTEST thing!!! I love those old cutters, and have always wanted my own! I'm going to do this! (I just don't know when...) :)
VIntage? I still use cookie cutters like these...lol. They were my moms when she was little, we used them when I was little and now my daughter is 19 and she uses them every Christmas. I do love the idea of making ornaments with them, but can;t give up using them for cookies...yet.
Oh my stars, Pam, these are absolutely DARLING!!! Love how you paired the cookie cutters with the cute vintage images. I have a small collection of these type of cookie cutters that were handed down to me from my grandmother. I might have to use at least one of them to make a keepsake ornament for our Christmas tree :)
very cute idea, I have a whole bunch of these that my mom had that I still use to make cookies, but some of mine are like a bronze color.
Oh my gosh, I have been hoarding these same old cookie cutters for years and now I know exactly what I'm going to do with them. Thanks for the inspiration!
so craftily cute :)
I have those cookie cutters and
the crafty secrets images...hhmmm ;)
Oh how FUN!
OMG Pam I LOVE these! First off I didn't know those cookie cutters were really vintage : ), my mom has the xmas tree, the santa and the bell, that we used all the time to make cookies growing up. I just love how you decorated them, soooo adorable!
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