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Lace was once made entirely by hand, one painstaking section at a time. Beginning in Europe centuries ago, skilled lace makers created intricate designs using techniques such as needle lace and bobbin lace. Because of the time and skill involved, fine lace could be expensive and was often a sign of wealth or status. The development of lace-making machines during the Industrial Revolution eventually made lace much faster and less expensive to produce, turning what had once been a luxury into a material almost anyone could use for clothing, decorating and crafts.
Bead Dazzling - Hot-glue clear or colored, flat-backed gems onto glass Christmas tree balls. Create a pattern or glue them on randomly
Mist glass ornaments with a spray adhesive and roll in glitter.
Using headed push pins, attach sequins to a Styrofoam ball. Add a loop of ribbon at the top, for hanging
Fold a 2x2" piece of foil wrapping paper into a fan shape. Punch a hole in one end and tie with ribbon to hang on the tree.
Fill clear glass ornaments with cinnamon, apple or pine potpourri, and hang with a ribbon bow.
Spray paint mini pine cones in gold and hang upside-down from red curling ribbon and tiny jingle bells.
Tightly wind metallic string around a Styrofoam ball.
