Christmas Farmhouse Ornaments DIY - Cornstarch and Baking Soda
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2024
- Join me today on Sweet Tea & Whimsy as we make farmhouse Christmas ornaments. These are easy and so very beautiful when finished. You and your family can make these together and create a new family tradition and some amazing memories.
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Merry Christmas 🎄🎁⭐️
Suzanne
What a beautiful story of your boys. That was bittersweet 🥲♥️
These are beautiful
Oh, I love the story about your little boys. Nothing is sweeter than the love of a little boy for his Momma...I have two boys too, 2 years apart 😍 they are grown men now, but they still like to spoil their Momma ❤ and I let them LOL...
I will have to try these with my Grandkids! ❄⛄🔔🎄❤
My wife would love these. She is crazy about farmhouse decor. Love the story about your boys. Enjoyed the video and subscribed to your channel 😃
🎄🤶🎅😎 you do realize dear friend that your are filling my head with visions of sugarplums... or at least precious heartmade ornaments💖💖💖💖💖 LOVE THE MOMMY STORY!!!!! It's raining here and I'm going to the Dollar General for cornstarch and soda!!!!!😃
Absolutely beautiful! Loved the use of doilies for creating texture.
The texture is gorgeous. Did you bake it to Harden it? Your doggie is so cute!!
These are FANTASTIC!!! 💖 👍 😉 ❄ ⛄ 🎅 🎄 🎁 ☕🌟
What beautiful ornaments Suzanne! I absolutely love those! Thanks for sharing and being such a inspiration. Hope you have a very Merry Christmas 🎄🎁!!
Gorgeous 💕💕💕
great diy x
If you bake them, does that make them stronger and more resistible to breaking? Do I need to spray them with a clear coat so they don't dissolve it they get wet? Edited to also ask: Was that corn starch or baking soda that you spread out before rolling out the dough?
Love the story about your two boys. I would have done the same thing and followed them around. You're a good Mama.
You don't have to seal these to protect them? Do they deteriorate over time? What did you pain them with? Thanks!
Did u spray something on them before using doily?
can we paint them after?