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Sunday, December 4, 2011

A Chirstmas Pin~2010






Hello Everyone,
Are you having a great time preparing for a wonderful week of parties?
I wanted to repost this tutorial on
How to make a Christmas Pinfrom puzzle pieces.

How to Make a Christmas Wreath Pin "2010"

Before

Last year I was shopping with my sister at Christmas time and she was wearing a darling wreath pin.  A friend had made it for her out of small puzzle pieces.  I was amazed and I had to have one. Well, while at a yard sale this year I found two bags of small puzzle pieces for .10 cents.  Yes.  You guessed it.  There was the material for my wreath pin.


I took the puzzle pieces and made a round circle and glued them together with Aleene's Tacky Glue.  My granddaughter is making some wreath pins as Christmas gifts for her teachers and friends. So we are doing this project together.  I just love the girls to be interested in creative activities.  Especially with me.


I found 3/4 inch bar pins at Jo Ann's fabric store and glued one on the back of the wreath .


While making Christmas cards I bought this marvelous glitter.  "Stickles" for paper crafting.  It's glue and glitter combined.  Doesn't fall off.  I put 'Star Dust' on my pin.


After


Added embellishments and one Christmas pin finished!!!
My Christmas Wreath Pin


I love it.


I'm planning to make more pins in a couple of days.  They are so easy and cute on a jacket.  Just a little bit of Christmas!

Thanks Chari for having Sunday Favorites.
 It's fun to "re-run" a favorite blog post.  Especially at Christmas time when we all need a few new ideas.
I'm also joining the wonderful blog parties of Susan and Mary.

Between Naps on the Porch for Metamorphosis Monday

and

Little Red House for Mosaic Monday

Please link back to the hosts and visit the delightful posts.

Thank you so much for visiting

My Cozy Corner

xo
Betty

3 comments:

  1. How clever, I never would have guessed it was made of puzzle pieces.
    Glad you reposted the tutorial, have a great week.

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  2. What a nice idea!
    Have a wonderful week,
    Markus

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  3. Hi Betty...

    My friend, it's so nice to have you join in with the Sunday Favorites party...WELCOME! What a sweet post to revisit. The puzzle piece wreath pins are just adorable! And...they certainly do look easy enough (I'm all for that...hehe!) I love all the glitz and glitter and the little light bulbs are too cute! What a great Christmas craft! They really would make lovely gifts. Thank you so much for sharing your wreath pin and the tutorial with us for Sunday Favorites this week!

    I think it's sweet that you and your granddaughters spend time crafting together! I'm sure that many wonderful memories were made!

    Warmest Christmas Wishes,
    Chari

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