Make Wood Slice Ornaments with Pressed Flowers
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I make at least one homemade ornament set each year. This year I used craft wood slices to make a dried flower ornament. DIY wood slice ornaments are easy to customize and with a little help from an adult, a child friendly craft.
Scroll down for the supply list and step by step directions for wood slice Christmas ornaments with dried flowers.
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Wood Slice Ornaments with Dried Flowers
Supply List
- Wood Slice Ornaments (similar)
- Mod Podge Gloss Sealer and Small Paint Brush
- Assorted Dried Pressed Flowers
- Ribbon and Scissors
- Hair Dryer and Candle Lighter (optional)
1. Remove piece of twine from Wood Slice ornaments
If your wood slice ornaments come with attached twine, remove it with scissors to later add a piece of ribbon.
2. Apply Thin Layer of Mod Podge to Wood Slice Ornaments
Apply a thin layer of Mod Podge to wood using a paint brush. Add a flower then another layer of Mod Podge over the top of the flower.
3. Dry the Ornament
You can dry your ornament more quickly using a hair dryer. Allow the ornament to dry completely (glue will go from white to clear) before hanging.
4. Attach ribbon
Select a thin ribbon to tie onto ornament. I used a candle lighter to make the edge of my ribbon more stiff and easier to slide through the ornament hole.
Wood Slice Ornaments with Dried Flowers
DIY wood slice ornaments with dried flowers are easy to customize and with a little help from an adult, a child friendly craft
Materials
- Wood Slice Ornaments
- Mod Podge Gloss Sealer and Small Paint Brush
- Assorted Dried Pressed Flowers
- Ribbon and Scissors
- Hair Dryer and Candle Lighter (optional)
Instructions
1. Remove piece of twine from Wood Slice ornaments
2. Apply Thin Layer of Mod Podge to Wood Slice Ornaments
Apply a thin layer of Mod Podge to wood using a paint brush. Add a flower then another layer of Mod Podge over the top of the flower.
3. Dry the Ornament
4. Attach ribbon
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I hope this tutorial for pressed flower ornaments was easy to follow and inspires you to make your own for your Christmas tree! Check out more DIY craft ornament ideas here.
