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Ornaments
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Ornaments
Handmade, one-of-a-kind funky treasures from recycled materials
Unique, two-sided beauties made from magazine scraps and just enough sparkle. Everybody needs a guardian angel!
Strips from tomato cans, crimped into snowflakes for your tree.
Light-weight three-dimensional stars collaged with discarded magazine text.
Tin cans and food tins transformed...these two-sided stars are really sharp!
Back to basics, these twig stars tied with glittering threads are right at home on the tree or the mantle.
These stars are assembled with layers and layers of salvaged papers and a few shreds of brightness.
Punched roofing tin ornaments throw back the light.
Sweetgum seed pods becomes stellar, perfect for nestling amidst pine branches or hanging in an archway.
Beaded stars are wired for attention. Hang them in a window any time of year.
Freeform loops of cookie-tin strips allow vintage gems to bob gracefully.
And here's a kinky construction for your holiday tree.
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Ornaments
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September 23rd 2012
Karen Perkins
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Ornaments
Hand-made, one-of-a-kind ornaments for your home or holiday tree
5
316
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Published:
September 23rd 2012
Creative Fields
Crafts
Interior Design
handmade
hand made
ornaments
Christmas
christmas tree
one-of-a-kind
RECYCLED
collage
salvaged
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Attribution, Non-commercial, No Derivatives
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