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:
Watercolor Butterfly Project
Paint a beautiful monarch butterfly in watercolor as See the Light Artist Jim Pence takes you step by step from sketching and masking all the way to a finished project. Difficulty level: Beginner to Intermediate.
The Crossmaker: Easter Story and Interactive Art Lessons
Explore the Bible through interactive art. In this DVD, the Easter story comes to life through narrative, black light chalk art, and art projects.
Shipwrecked: Bible Story and Art Projects (Download)
As children experience the dramatic story of the Apostle Paul through art, drama, and interactive art projects, their faith in the power and mercy of God will be strengthened.
(Note: The downloadable version of Shipwrecked does not contain some of the bonus features found on the DVD.)
And don’t miss these free resources from our blog:
Star of Bethlehem to Cross – Black Light Art
Merry Christmas from See the Light Art! This time of year, we celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ, who came into the world that we
The Elements of Art: Space
A very important (and often neglected) element of art is space. When we think of drawing, most of the time we think of drawing “something.” Whether
Collage: Turn Scraps into Art
Collage by Picasso – 1913 [Guest post by master artist, Pat Knepley] Spanish artist Pablo Picasso may be the most well-known name in the world
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