Yarn letter ornament

These pretty initial ornaments are fun and easy for kids of all ages to make. All you need is cardboard, yarn and buttons!

*Please write pom pom color(s) in personalization section. This custom knitted wire ornament is the perfect addition to your Christmas tree, Christmas or Birthday presents, car keys, and so much more! Choose from over 30 different colors of yarn for your Initial and pom pom, easily match any tree, bedroom, or wrapping paper. Pom poms can be solid one color, or multiple speckled colors. Write the color(s) for pom poms in the personalization section. Each letter measures 5" in height and…

We make ornaments every year, but this is our first time making these absolutely adorable yarn letters! They are so simple and inexpensive to make, and the entire family (even my husband!) enjoyed making them! These make beautiful ornaments but would also look great at stocking tags or even gift toppers! This post contains affiliate […]

I recently saw Anthropologie’s cute Pop Dot Monogram Decorations, and immediately decided that yarn letters would be perfect as gift tags for my Christmas presents this year. Almost all of my…

If you're looking for a fun and easy way to add a personal touch to your holiday decor, then you'll love these HOPE Yarn Letters! Each letter is made of soft and durable yarn, making them perfect to use year after year! And best of all, each letter is completely unique, so you can create a one-of-a-kind Christmas decoration that is sure to stand out.

DIY Twig Monogram Ornaments

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These pretty initial ornaments are fun and easy for kids of all ages to make. All you need is cardboard, yarn and buttons!

How to make yarn wrapped monogram ornaments. Use floral wire, yarn, and mini pom poms to make these cute Anthropologie inspired ornaments

We made these ornaments last week. I just had to share it with you because it was also the cheapest, easiest, and one of the prettiest craft we've ever done. I love a bargain. Even when it comes to crafting. I spent $4 on yarn at Michaels and cut out the shapes from old cereal boxes. We ended up making about 10 ornaments, but we had enough yarn left to make about 20 more. The only other thing you need is a glue gun. My inspiration was from here. The directions are on that blog too. They show…