My weekend actually began on Wednesday afternoon when a winter storm that was approaching forced us to leave work early. Then, on Thursday, all work was cancelled, and I always get Fridays off! I’ve been indoors having some creative time and attempting to get in a few more Christmas projects before the big day comes, all while the snow has been falling outside! I’m showing you some entertaining dioramas I created using old Christmas Ornament Boxes today!
Use Vintage Christmas Ornament Boxes To Create Charming Vignettes.
Christmas scenes constructed from antique christmas ornament boxes These vintage christmas ornament boxes have been in my collection for a few years, and I’m thrilled that I’ve finally had time to make these adorable dioramas! I used miniature christmas ornament boxes to make two small ones and regular-sized christmas ornament boxes to make three large ones.
The Tiny Ones Were Initially Shaped Like This…
I removed the sections with the ornament holes and embellished the backs with adorable scrapbook pages.Subsequently, I incorporated several little trees and buildings using additional scrapbook paper and bottle brush trees.In reality, the small snowman pair simply a gift tag. I glued it to the box by folding the bottom under and using it as a tab. I embellished the box front with a tiny glittery candy cane and a ribbon.Additionally, I added some cotton ball snow and a small deer to this one. To raise the things so you can see them once the box tops are on, I added some small boxes that I fashioned out of the bits that I took out of the boxes. And on this one, I embellished the box top with a portion of an antique lapel button.
After replacing the lids and finishing these adorable tiny ones with ribbon hangers and bells on the bottoms, I’m done! On this one, I additionally wrapped the edge of the entrance with a silver tinsel pipe cleaner.On this one, I even gilded the Poinsettias!
This Is The Beginning Of One Of The Bigger Box Dioramas.
A charming shadow box display can be created by adding a number of festive trinkets!
This one also has old wrapping paper, but I didn’t remember to snap a photo of it before I assembled the diorama. Sorry! I tucked a vintage Santa ornament inside along with a small wooden gift and tree after adding red pom-pom trim to the open areas of the box.
Making these was a lot of fun, as was collecting all the little pieces to put inside! Many of the goods within the boxes were purchased by me from one of the merchants at the antique mall where my booths are located. She offers fantastic deals on items! And I already owned a lot of the items! I think my favorites are the tiny ones because they’re small enough to double as tree ornaments! Ella Wright Julia Hello Julia I apologize if the project isn’t appearing to you properly. I’ve watched in an incognito window to check what might be going on, but everything appears to be fine to me. A video appears and then moves to the corner of the screen so you can either leave it there or click the X to close it. Additionally, there can be a pop-up box asking users to subscribe.
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