Cotton ornaments

Check out our tutorial along with project ideas and learn how to make beautiful Vintage Style Ornaments from Spun Cotton Shapes

Pair of decorative hares in cotton wool. Let yourself be transported into fairy-tale atmospheres with these cute, entirely handmade hares. The little characters in this series are born from my imagination, and are created in several phases. Every little detail is designed to strongly characterize the characters. It will be a precious gift for you or someone special. Usable all year round, it will make a nursery, children's room or a delightful corner of the house special. One will be enough…

Lindsay 🌈 In Alaska on Instagram: "Another spun cotton (or cotton ball) ornament tutorial but this one is even easier! You need: *a baking mold *cotton balls (I like to get the jumbo size) *Elmers Glue-All *Paintbrush *Cheap acrylic paint (Optional) *Hot glue gun and ribbon/string to hang the ornament *Glitter (I am serenely working on another owl, Hedwig!) #christmas #christmasornaments #ornament #ornamentdiy #craft #crafting #diy #tutorial #christmascraft #spuncotton…

Create beautiful spun cotton pear ornaments with simple painting techniques, fancy embellishments and specialty millinery leaves in velvet, lacquer and foil.

Here's a fun tutorial for you: how to make spun cotton mushrooms! These have a great rustic antique look to them, and make lovely ornaments.

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These darling little boats were inspired by the sparkly Sebnitz ships of the late 19th century. The small German town of Sebnitz was known for its marvelous handcrafted Christmas ornaments which were typically an assemblage of scrap materials: cotton, tinsel, crinkle wire, Dresden trims, and foil bits. Located near t