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Homemade Christmas Baubles

by admin November 23, 2012
written by admin November 23, 2012
Homemade Christmas Baubles
Homemade Christmas Baubles
Large Christmas ornaments can get very expensive very fast, but sometimes a tree needs something with some size! While contemplating how I would decorate my “Book Advent Calendar Tree” I decided paper baubles were just the thing!
 
Each bauble will need at least 8 cardstock shapes, I used circles but an oval, or a tear drop would look, great too. The good thing about making your own ornament is that you can make it any size you want. I didn’t have a lot of paper that was the exact same and I wanted my ornaments to be the same so I made my shapes as large as I could while using the least amount of paper. I was able to fit four 5 ¾ inch circles on each of my 12×12 pieces of paper (if you have a Cricut you will need to make your shapes 5 ½ inches in order to fit 4 to a page).
 
Step 1: Cut out 8 shapes of the same size. (To go with my book theme I cut 2 circles out of an old book to attach to 2 of the solid colored circles. Patterned paper looks great too!)

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Step 2: Fold each circle in half with the side you want to see on the inside.

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Step 3: Alternating colors, glue the back sides of 4 circles to one another creating a line; allow to dry. Repeat with remaining 4 circles.

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Step 4: Attach the two half circles together forming a ball.

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Step 5: Glue a string or a ribbon to the middle of the ball to create a hanger.

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Tada! Don’t let my poor photography skills disappoint you… these ornaments are really very cute. My tree needed a bit of solid color but these balls are also very cute with colorful patterned paper.
– Read more about my Christmas Reading Tree
 

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