Don’t know if you guys have realized but making ornaments is one of my favorite things to do before the holidays! In this post, I’ll be showing how to make these burlap flower ornaments.
I just got a bunch of new crafting supplies from Amazon and am so excited. These little flower embellishments worked out great for some natural-looking floral ornaments.
Below I will give you step-by-step instructions of how to make these burlap ornaments with photos and where to get the supplies to make them.
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What you will need:
- Flower Embellishments
- Crafting Tweezers (optional)
- Glue/Adhesive
- Foam Balls
- Ball-head Pin
- Paint Brush
- String
Step 1: Cut off about 6-8 inches of string, attach the string to the pin, and dip the pin into the adhesive so that it stays sturdily attached when you insert it into the foam ball.
Step 2: Begin by using the paint brush to apply a good-sized amount of glue to the back of the flowers. Make sure to spread the glue to the edges of the flower petals. I like to hold the flower down with the crafting tweezers, but it’s totally optional if you don’t mind getting glue on your fingers.
Step 3: Then begin attaching the flowers to the foam ball. *Some flowers will have to overlap in order to leave out any gaps. I try to add extra glue to the overlapping flowers to keep the ornament sturdy.
Step 4: Once all your flowers are glued on, all that’s left is to tie off the string. I suggested 6-8″ to give enough room to tie it off. I usually do a bow, but you could also do a regular knot. Make sure to add a little adhesive to the knot so that the string doesn’t come loose when you hang it.
Now your ornament is done! All that’s left is to wait for the glue to dry then it’s ready to be hung up.
I’ve made a list of all the supplies I used in this post and included it below. Simply click on whatever you need to be directed to the product’s page on Amazon. Hope you like making these ornaments, happy holidays!
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So cute and looks easy!
One yr I made hat ornaments. I’m considering using these wooden circles as ornaments this year. I’m not a cookie baker but I enjoy crafting.
Thanks! I’m sure the hat ornaments turned out cute, and I’ve been wanting to use wooden circles! Just never got around to buying them.
Hi Sophie, thank you for stopping by to read and like my blog. I’m encouraged. Angela
Hi Angela, you’re welcome! Thank you for stopping by as well. ☺️
It’s beautiful ornaments!
Thank you!
So cute and easy! And I already have most of the supplies lying around 🙂 I’ll have to give this a shot!
Thank you! Happy I could give some inspiration, I’m sure yours will turn out great! ☺️
Great tutorial! <3
Thanks! ☺️
A beautiful ornament. The kids usually buy one each year but you’ve inspired me to try making them with your creative posts.
Thanks so much! I’m happy I’m able to give some inspiration, making ornaments is always so fun.
What a cool and creative idea! Also thanks for following me!
You’re welcome, and thank you for the kind comment!
Hi friend,
I’m new here! Oh my goodness, you are soooo crafty! I love it! I hope you have a great holiday!
Hi! Thank you! Crafts are definitely one of my favorite things to do. Happy holidays! ☺️
Love your ornament idea! So pretty! Amazon is my go-to place to shop too. Love that I can shop from my couch!
Thank you! I love Amazon too, they have pretty much everything!
So beautiful and exquisite. Anand Bose from Kerala.
Thank you!
Adorable!
Thank you!
Very pretty!!
Thank you!
I just love these Sophie! You are so creative❤️️😍
Thank you so much Kelley! 🤗