'Dare to Make it: Holiday' Contest

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Fiber Art Ornaments

artspirit, member | January 8th, 2010

First photo is of 3 little house ornaments made from antique quilt scraps. Second photo is stuffed fabric mushroom ornaments with buttons on top. third photo is of felted wool sweater hearts...

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Colorful Christmas ball wreath

tangente, member | January 8th, 2010

Vintage Christmas balls hot glued to a twig wreath.

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Nativity wall plaque

gigglepotamus, member | January 8th, 20101 comment

This little wall plaque features the baby Jesus in the manger being visited by angels. The images are cut from old Christmas cards, and the plaque itself is made from scrap lumber and old...

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Painted Snowflake Vase

MaryJanuary, member | January 7th, 2010

This recycled glass bottle was turned into a decorative vase for the winter season!

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Wreath Frame Ornaments

MaryJanuary, member | January 7th, 2010

These wreath frames were decorated with rice, paint, glitter, ribbon, and beads.

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Photo Ornament!

kidsmom1999, member | January 7th, 2010

I made this ornament using photo strips and strips with computer generated words celebrating my best friend's grandson's first Christmas!

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Scrapbook page protectors sewn onto fabric and ribbon to make this interchangable banner. I made mine with 4 letters but you could make it however long or short you would like. I made other inserts...

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Yo-yo Christmas tree!

kidsmom1999, member | January 7th, 2010

Christmas tree made with med and large fabric yo-yos and decorative pins!

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Photo Christmas garland!

kidsmom1999, member | January 7th, 2010

This is a photo garland made with photo strips and patterned paper!

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Eco-Friendly Christmas Gift Tags

missmarme, member | January 7th, 2010

This is an eco-friendly craft at it's best. You will be repurposing, recycling, reducing and recrafting all at the same time. It is also child friendly and fun to do after...

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Christmas Pillows from Recylced Curtains, Scraps, and Buttons

blueprintcrafts, member | January 7th, 20101 comment

My roommate and I recently moved into a new apartment and the curtains we had from our last place weren't long enough for the new windows. They were such a pretty material that I couldn't just...

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Santa CD wreath

Stopnpaws, member | January 7th, 2010

This is one of my upcycled CD wreath. The cds pick up the xmas lights in the room and it looks like its lighted itself!

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Purple CD Wreath

Stopnpaws, member | January 7th, 2010

This is one of my unique CD wreath which I have made with recycled CD's.

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Repurposed Altoids tin Advent calendar

sassycrafter, member | January 6th, 2010

I saved Altoids tins for several years, hoping I'd eventually come up with a good project for them. Finally, inspiration struck and I transformed the tins into a funky Advent calendar that can be...

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snowy yarn wreath

craftytammie, member | January 6th, 20101 comment

I saw a similar wreath here on craftstylish, and immediately went to my yarn stash to see what I had. The snowy white yarn was a thrift store find, (99cents!) and a nice backdrop to a few satin...

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Christmas Diaper Cake & Christmas Diaper Wreath

majik1979, member | January 6th, 2010

These adorable holiday gifts are a perfect gift for anyone who: * recently welcomed a new baby into their...

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Recycled Cookie Tin Christmas Carousel

busycrowstudio, member | January 6th, 2010

This Christmas Carousel was made from an old butter cookie tin, scrap wood, bits of mirror, dowels, and plastic reindeer found at the dollar store. I sprayed the tin silver, recycled a nice...

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Baby Jesus Earplug Nativity Scene

folie, member | January 6th, 20101 comment

I made this earplug nativity scene during my downtime at work out of disposable earplugs, white out, and thumb tacks. In the end, I folded a manger out of an outdated work schedule and created...

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Bathroom Christmas Tree

lucasmom, member | January 6th, 2010

I needed something for the 1/2 bath countertop. I had a small counter top tree, white lights and red and white gingham ribbon. I used the ribbon and tied hotel bottles of lotion...

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Advent Calendar

KatKniep, member | January 6th, 2010

Recycled cardboard, fabric and felt advent calendars.

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Victorian Christmas Stocking

decorchick, member | January 6th, 20101 comment

From the deep depths of my stash of of scraps and antique linens, I gathered the sweetest tidbits saved for over 30 years. Nothing purchased new went into this lovely design. nbspThe...

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Handmade Decorations

craftymama23, member | January 2nd, 2010

I rescued all of the decorations from Goodwill and then I spray painted everything in high gloss black or chrome. The garland aroung the TV was made from hair rollers and duct tape. The...

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Rustic North Woods Ornaments

amandascrafts, member | January 1st, 2010

I came up with this idea for a friend of mine who loves the north woods cabin look. I used an old branch, sliced it up, and painted the silhouettes on. I also made twig ornaments for her using scrap...

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Snow People from Recycled Mittens

amandascrafts, member | January 1st, 20104 comments

I made these cute people out of mittens, stuffing, and wooden balls. I embellished them with felt, socks, scrap fabric, buttons, and plenty of other little doo-dads, anything I could find. I...

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Dare to Make It

Dare to Make your holiday decorations this year with CraftStylish. Upload your best green holiday decorations to our contest gallery by January 8th, 2010 and you could win over $200 in prizes including an OttLite Bella Desk Lamp.

Winner will be picked based on most creative use of recycled materials to decorate for the winter holiday season.

Find inspiration with decorating ideas in our blog.

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