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Homemade Christmas Ornaments
"Pie Plate Ornaments" Submitted by Stephanie Ford of KY I had a great time making these cute Christmas ornaments they will add another personal touch to our family tree. I also made Banana bread and added these to the top with the ribbon. Our friends loved them. CRAFT MATERIALS: Aluminum pie plate - these you can find at dollar tree very cheap Cookie cutters Scissors Chopstick or wooden spoon Acrylic jewels - these you can find at Wal-Mart Sequins - these you can find at Wal-Mart or hobby lobby Craft ribbon or Paper clips - these you can find at dollar tree very cheap Glue dots - these you can find at Wal-Mart or hobby lobby Time needed: About 1 Hour
DIRECTIONS: 1. For each ornament, trace a cookie cutter onto an aluminum pie plate. 2. Cut out the ornament, then use a chopstick or the end of a
wooden spoon to emboss a swirl pattern onto the aluminum. Add decorations, such
as ribbon, acrylic jewels, and sequins adhered with glue dots.
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