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Cute Ornaments You Can Make With Items Around

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Simple cute ideas for home made Christmas decorations and ornaments you can make with your kids, such as a Christmas tree skirt, candy chain, Christmas centerpiece, Christmas card holder and centerpiece

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  1. Slide 1:Cute Ornaments You Can Make with Items Around Your House
  2. Slide 2:These days it is quite expensive to buy ornaments or other decorations for the holidays. As a more frugal and fun option, here are 3 cute ornaments you can make with items you have around your house.
  3. Slide 3: Cookie Ornaments 1. Use whatever cookie cutter designs you have on hand and bake cookies to hang on the tree. If you do not have cookie cutter designs, no problem. Make your own designs. For example make pretzel cookies, which can easily be hung on a branch and decorated with ribbons. Here is how to do it. Roll out a small piece of your favorite dough to about 3 inches. Take the two ends and overlap them at the top to form an upside down letter “Q” – or make any loop shape. After the pretzel is baked, you can tie a ribbon through the hole in the shape of a bow, and hang it on the tree.
  4. Slide 4: Paper Tre