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Christmas Crafts, Dollar Tree Crafts, Homemade Christmas Ornaments, Kids Crafts, Winter Crafts · December 2, 2019

Clothespin Snowflake Ornaments

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How to Make Clothespin Christmas Ornaments

Make some beautiful ornaments for your Christmas tree this year using clothespins! Go to the Dollar Tree and grab some packs of clothespins. I also saw you can get clothespins in bulk on Amazon to make a bunch of these snowflakes!

I always love making Dollar Tree crafts because you can make so many for cheap! These snowflake ornaments would make lovely Christmas gifts for parents, friends, grandparents, etc.

You can also paint the sides and back of the clothespins white so when they flip over they'll look nice. I think using spray paint is the best choice for this project.

If you have lots of clothespins, try making our clothespin angels, nutcracker, and homemade Christmas ornaments!

Watch my video tutorial...

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How to Make Clothespin Snowflake Ornaments

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Ingredients

  • Wooden Clothespins Small, Medium and Large – Dollar Store
  • Craft Paint – White
  • Decoupage Glue
  • Glitter Iridescent
  • Glue Gun and Glue Sticks
  • Paintbrush
  • Scissors
  • Ribbon and Baker’s Twine Red and Green – 10” lengths

Instructions

  • Gather all supplies. Remove the metal spring clip from the wooden clothespins.
  • Flip the clothespin pieces and glue the flat sides together with a glue gun and glue sticks.
  • Assemble each snowflake by creating a cross with four clothespins and then adding clothespins in the four diagonal sections.
  • Basecoat each snowflake with white craft paint using a paintbrush. Let dry and apply a second coat, if necessary.
  • Apply a layer of decoupage glue to top of each snowflake with a paintbrush. Over a plain piece of paper, sprinkle snowflake with clear glitter, gather the paper and return excess glitter to its container.
  • Layer the snowflakes with glue gun and glue sticks to create added dimension and interest to the ornaments.
  • To finish, glue a loop with a bow of baker’s twine or ribbon to the back of the snowflake.
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