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I covered some of the biscuits with sprinkles, some with gold chocolate balls or edible glitter, and plain iced the others. Assembling the Gingerbread Garland
Are you looking for something a little more unique? This Christmas Gnome Garland is just the perfect thing! I just love gnomes. They’re super cute and easy to customize for any season. This gnome garland is no exception! You can make these in lots of different Christmas-y colors and give them out as gifts, string them up around the house, etc.!There is also a SVG file that allows those with a Cricut Machine to cut and layer the gingerbread garland with paper. Grab your acrylic paint and paint your wooden beads pink! I like to place the beads on a dowel to make the beads easier to paint and dry. Fill with Decor: Add smaller wooden pieces, painting, frosting, and glittering them for a cohesive look. Next up is a more simplistic design: the Circle Holiday Garland. I love how colorful these guys are. The almost resemble confetti! Another great thing about this pattern is that it’s completely beginner friendly and can be whipped up in less than a day.
Bring the sweet charm of gingerbread to your holiday decor with these simple DIY gingerbread decorations by Meredith - Arts & Classy: a garland, a jar display, and a gingerbread box. Create Embellishments: Fill a decorative silicone mold with hot glue, let it set, then paint in red and white for peppermint-themed decorations. I’m not going to apologise for another gingerbread-related craft 🙂 With only 5 weeks to go until Christmas we are enjoying our festive crafting. Today I wanted to share the sweet gingerbread men paper garland we made.
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It’s not too hard to crochet a garland for your own home this Christmas. Here’s a tip for you: you can actually take any flat applique-style pattern and make it into a garland!
Most Christmas crochet garlands will call for worsted weight yarn. However, there are definitely exceptions to this! For example, one of the patterns in this list uses bulky yarn, and one uses crochet thread. If you’re looking for something a little more unconventional, I think you’re going to love this next one! Meet the Crochet Gingerbread Garland. Aren’t these so cute? I love the elegant-feel of this pattern. These hearts are surprisingly simple to make and each feature a slightly different design to add some extra interest! These would look beautiful just about wherever you put them.Resize the garland to meet your needs. Next all you need to do next is press MAKE IT and let your Cricut work its magic.
When they had exhausted the supplies finished we set aside the gingerbread men to dry. A little later I threaded bakers twine through their arms and hung them up. To be honest, although they’re probably a little less refined than the skull biscuits I made, I thought it didn’t make too bad a job. It was certainly easier to clean up at the end of the day, as it just went in the bin after I’d finished. Photo Credit: The Listed Home. Photo Credit: The Listed Home. Add the butter and — using just the tips of your fingers — rub the ingredients together until they resemble breadcrumbs. I think it’s safe to say that we won’t be able to keep breakable ornaments for quite some time. We even had to take down all our bird ornaments this year because our cats kept trying to hunt and kill them… but I digress.)
Make a couple of batches to box up and give to friends and family for an easy Christmas gift — if you can manage to give them away! Photo Credit: The Listed Home. The ‘sweetest’ garland that ever there was! Photo Credit: The Listed Home. Prepare the Garland: If you're reusing an old garland, strip it down. If not, get your white and sparkly mesh. Create Curved Edges: Use a razor knife to cut a swirly pattern along one long edge, simulating icing. First paint your paper gingerbread men brown. You could cut out your shapes on brown paper or card to miss out this step.
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