Happy Christmas Pine Tree Ornaments

A few Christmas' ago I made these cute little pine tree ornaments. This year I decided to make two more to share with the world. One has a big smile and one has a little smile and they are both in my Etsy shop ready to go home with someone awesome. Both are entirely handsewn and since they are really just happy pine trees, they can hang around all year or for any holiday you might celebrate!

Can you believe it's almost the end of 2014 and the end of my big 'one new product a month'? I'm excited to successfully complete it next month and I hope you are excited to see the last product as well! Thank you for supporting Nerdy Monsters! If you want to be the first to hear of new products be sure to sign up for our free newsletter here.

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Pine Tree Ornaments

A few Christmas's ago I made some cute little pine tree ornaments for myself and some friends. The design was based off of one my mom used to make for local craft fairs and for gifts as well. They are mostly the same, I just added little faces to turn them into cute characters. Since it's the holiday season I thought I'd share with you these photos. I might make some more this year or I might make something different. I'm not so sure yet. Till I decide, let me know what you think of my little pine tree gang.
J.

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DIY: Nerdy Christmas Ornaments

One of my favorite vloggers and bloggers, Karen Kavett, created some nerdy Christmas ornaments and I tried out three of her designs. A Poké Ball, polka dot, and a golden snitch. 
I used white paint and a black sharpie (ran out of black paint) to create the Poké Ball. 
The polka dots on the green ornament are from a white lable cut out with a hole punch.
The golden snitch was made from cardboard scraps, yellow paint, gold rope, and hot glue.  
I learned that hot glue is not easy to work with at such a small scale and have it not show, it looks fine 
from a distance however.  Thanks for the ideas, Karen!

Merry Christmas!

J.