Wednesday, November 11, 2015

DIY Christmas Ornament using Temporary Tattoos

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On Monday I shared a DIY christmas ornament which is travel inspired, today I am going to share with you an easy ornament idea that you can make it in minutes and the end result is just amazing. Without much ado, lets start.



Materials Required :
Clear ornament
Acrylic paint
Temporary Tattoos
Tissue paper or towel



Step 1: As shown in my previous ornament post, pour some paint into the ornament and swirl the ornament to distribute the paint all over and transfer the remaining part into the paint bottle itself.Allow it to dry and close the ornament. For more details and picture , refer step 1 here. Now you will have an colorful painted ornament.



Step 2: Cut a piece of temporary tattoo, place the tattoo side down on the ornament and press it. Take a damp tissue paper or towel and dab it all over the tattoo till it gets wet. This isn't something new, we all would have done this step at some point in our life. Isn't it ?







Step 3: Wait for 20- 30 seconds and remove the sheet to be amazed at the beautifully transferred design on to the ornament. If you found the whole ornament is not covered, cut a small piece of the same design and repeat the steps to cover that part of the ornament . Now , your colorful ornament is ready.









These are metallic temporary tattoos which are used as fake jewelry that people used to wear for music festivals, carnivals, etc.But your options are limitless.If these type of tattoos doesn't suit your style, make your own using a printable tattoo paper to make these ornaments. It just took few minutes for me to make all these colorful ornaments. You can watch how I made these ornaments and  my travel inspired ornament in this video.



Let me know what you think of these easy and quick DIY ornament idea in the comments below.


Other Ornament ideas you might like:





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28 comments:

  1. I see these fake tattoos all the time at the 99 cent Store and I never would have thought of this! So creative!

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  2. I love this idea, and I'm sure my kids will it too! If you have time, I would love for you to If you have time, I would love for you to share this post over at the Holidays Celebration link party that is live right now! It's such a neat idea, I'm sure our readers would love it too! (http://keepingitrreal.blogspot.com.es/2015/11/holidays-celebration-link-party-1-is.html)

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    1. Thank you for linking up! Your post has been pinned to the party's Pinterest board (https://www.pinterest.com/pinteresab/holidays-celebration-2015/). Feel free to link up other posts too, and stay tuned for the features tomorrow!

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  3. I love this idea! My kids love to make ornaments every year and this looks like something they could do.

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  4. I love this idea! My kids love to make ornaments every year and this looks like something they could do.

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  5. Wow!! These are beautiful! And the temporary tattoo idea is so clever! Thanks for linking up to Creative Spark - I'm featuring your ornaments at this week's party. I hope you'll come by and link up again :)

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  6. Those colors are so pretty! What a cool idea. I'm so glad you shared at Merry Monday. Sharing on my FB page this morning.

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  7. These are so pretty! All I have in the house are Ninja Turtle tattoos- and I think I will be using them to make an ornament for my son now. #HomeMattersParty

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  8. super cool! love this and am so going to look for some of these clear glass ornaments and some fun tattoos!

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  9. What a great idea!! I have some of those laying around and really don't want to personally wear them...now I know what I can use them for!! Thank you!! #HomeMattersParty

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  10. Those are so beautiful! I would never have thought of using temporary tattoos.

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  11. Your ornaments are so pretty! I love the colors and using temporary tattoos is a genius idea!

    Navy Wifey Peters @ The Submarine Sunday Link Party

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  12. What a great idea! At first I though the blue one was going to be a Tiffany inspired ornament with a white ribbon around it. That would be more up my alley but I love how yours came out. This is a great project for the whole family to do. Thank you!

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  13. Perfect easy project so adorable.

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  14. These ornaments are lovely! Thank you for sharing. I love them.

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  15. The colors of the ornaments are so pretty together. I think it would be fun to use kids tattoos, too so they could have their favorite characters on an ornament. Thanks for sharing your idea at the #HomeMattersParty

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  16. I would have never thought of tattoos for decorating...genius! #HomeMattersParty

    ~Lorelai
    Life With Lorelai

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