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I always seem to have lots of scrap wood kicking around my garage so for this ornament I wanted to turn some of that unused lumber into colorful Christmas ornaments! This would be a great ornament for kids to help with as their sweet drawings would be perfect decorations for the scrap wood houses!
STEP 1. CUT YOUR SCRAP WOOD INTO HOUSE SHAPES
I used my miter saw and simply cut the top of my wood into roof-like shapes! Note: If you don’t have access to scrap wood, swing by your local lumber yard or Home Depot… they often have scraps in the specialty lumber aisle and a basic hand saw can be used to cut the roof of each ornament. Lightly sand to remove any rough edges.
STEP 2. PAINT
I used acrylic craft paint and painted the top, bottoms and sides of each house with a different color. As always, if your style is more neutral, you can totally skip this painting step and go right to Step 3!
STEP 3. ADD DETAILS
Using a paint pen (not a Sharpie pen) add details to each house. I stuck with windows and doors, but the sky’s the limit! This would be a really fun step to hand over to the kids and let them decorate each house with patterns and doodles.
STEP 4. ADD A HANGING LOOP
I drilled a hole in the top of each ornament and then pulled a ribbon through. My ribbon hack for all of these ornaments has been to use some thin floral wire poked through one end of the ribbon and then thread it through the ornament like a needle. Note: if you don’t have a drill, then simply glue your ribbon onto the top of each ornament.
STEP 1. CUT YOUR SCRAP WOOD INTO HOUSE SHAPES
I used my miter saw and simply cut the top of my wood into roof-like shapes! Note: If you don’t have access to scrap wood, swing by your local lumber yard or Home Depot… they often have scraps in the specialty lumber aisle and a basic hand saw can be used to cut the roof of each ornament. Lightly sand to remove any rough edges.
STEP 2. PAINT
I used acrylic craft paint and painted the top, bottoms and sides of each house with a different color. As always, if your style is more neutral, you can totally skip this painting step and go right to Step 3!
STEP 3. ADD DETAILS
Using a paint pen (not a Sharpie pen) add details to each house. I stuck with windows and doors, but the sky’s the limit! This would be a really fun step to hand over to the kids and let them decorate each house with patterns and doodles.
STEP 4. ADD A HANGING LOOP
I drilled a hole in the top of each ornament and then pulled a ribbon through. My ribbon hack for all of these ornaments has been to use some thin floral wire poked through one end of the ribbon and then thread it through the ornament like a needle. Note: if you don’t have a drill, then simply glue your ribbon onto the top of each ornament.
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