As we continue our Creative Christmas series on the blog this month, today’s focus is on making beautiful ornaments for the Christmas tree. I’ve found some short (5-min average) videos that offer fun craft ideas. There’s something here for all age groups, so I hope you’ll enjoy making some of these Christmas ornaments.
First we start with some easy, pipe-cleaner ornaments:
Next are several easy ornaments you can make with craft (popsicle) sticks:
Third are some easy and fun 3-D paper ornaments:
And finally, some mini yarn-hat ornaments:
Have a merry Christmas. And don’t forget to visit the blog next week. We’ve got a special New Year’s gift for you. But you’ll only be able to find out how to claim it here!
Take your art to the next level with See the Light videos:
Art Class Volume 9 – Lessons 33-36: The Portrait (Faces & Figures) (DVD)
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(Can this be used for a high school fine arts credit? YES! Click HERE for more information.)
Drawing faces and figures is both challenging and exciting. When you add people to your drawings, the pictures come alive. In Art Class Volume 9, Pat Knepley introduces you to the basics of drawing people. Lessons include: Drawing People, A Different View (Profile), It Starts with a Stick Figure, and The Human Figure.
Art Class Volume 2 – Lessons 5-8: Shape and Space
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(Can this be used for a high school fine arts credit? YES! Click HERE for more information.)
Learn about the Art Elements: Line, Shape & Space in Volume 2 of See the Light’s Art Class. All drawings are made up of lines and shapes, and those lines and shapes take up space. Learn how they work together in Shape & Space.
Art Projects (Digital Download)
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(Can this be used for a high school fine arts credit? YES! Click HERE for more information.)
Year 2: The Next Level (Digital Download)
You learned how to draw in See the Light’s Art Class. Now take it to the next level with Art Projects.
Create your own masterpiece in the style of 9 famous artists. Each project focuses on the work of a famous artist and contains step-by-step tutoring in art history, art elements, art principles, along with integrated Biblical truth.
And don’t miss these free resources from our blog:
How to Draw Flowers
Remember the old song, “April showers bring May flowers?” Okay, it’s only January. And here in North Texas, everything is cold and brown. But that’s
How to Paint a Solar Eclipse in Watercolor
This is part one of a three-part, mixed media project (watercolor, permanent marker, fluorescent acrylic, and fluorescent colored pencils). The subject is a total solar
How to Integrate Art with History
There are four components to a well thought out art program as described in the Discipline-Based Arts Education (DBAE): Art History, Art Criticism, Art Production,
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