Honor your loved one by keeping a piece of them with this remembrance ornament. Just cut a piece of fabric (example is a piece of tissue), or 8”x8” approx. Loop it through the ornament, tie with the attached string/name on the string.
String will be provided to tie a heart around the middle with your loved ones name/title. The piece around the middle will be twine unless otherwise requested.
You will receive an Angel top piece (bottom is wood, top engraved is white, and Halo is gold), personalized heart & twine to secure fabric. More details in the link below…

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Get ready to deck the halls with the festive spirit of LEGO’s Christmas Wreath and Tree sets, an ideal addition to your holiday decorations. These charming sets are perfect for capturing the magic of the season, allowing you to embrace the joy of building and celebrating with loved ones. The LEGO Christmas Tree, comprising a whopping 784 pieces, stands as a beautiful centerpiece that can be prominently displayed in your home. With its 2-in-1 rebuild option, you can choose between a classic green fir tree or a smaller version with candles, adding a touch of versatility to your festive décor.

Complementing the Christmas Tree, the LEGO Christmas Wreath is a delightful creation with 510 pieces that offers a unique twist to traditional holiday wreaths. Crafted with attention to detail, this wreath can be customized to suit your style, making it a wonderful DIY project for family and friends to enjoy together. The 2-in-1 rebuild feature allows you to switchbetween a classic door wreath or a festive table wreath design, ensuring that your decorations stay fresh and exciting year after year.

For the ultimate festive experience, you can snag both the LEGO Christmas Wreath and Tree as a bundle on Amazon for $138.99, providing an excellent value for those looking to elevate their holiday décor game. Whether purchased separately or together, these LEGO sets are a delightful way to infuse the warmth and creativity of the holiday season into your home, promising hours of joyful building and festive decorating for the whole family.

We know that your Christmas ornaments are precious and often irreplaceable, which is why they should not be wedged between newspaper or piled in plastic bins. Not only does newspaper and tissue paper still lead to crushed and broken ornaments, but most papers, plastics, and fabrics also contain acidic chemicals that cause damage and discoloration to your seasonal tree ornaments.

The Telescoping Adjustable Christmas Ornament Storage Box holds up to 120 ornaments that are 4-inches tall and nearly any width/length thanks to the adjustable dividers in each tray. The five trays are lined with acid-free velor fabric that drapes over the adjustable rods to create protective air cushions that keep your ornaments from bumping into each other. This is available in the link below…

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This ornament is made from a vintage fork and hand stamped with cute little eyes made from dots, commas or dashes. Then I add the cutest little noses – red stone for Rudolph and black for all of the other reindeers.
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Each ornament is finished off with a Christmassy string for hanging.

Kids love arts and crafts, as such projects can boost their creativity while getting their little hands dirty. These seashell ornaments are the perfect craft project to try with your children as you can make it a part of your summer holiday.
So, if you’re planning to go to the beach this summer, make sure you ask your children to gather their favorite shells, and once you get back home the fun can start. To create the perfect ornaments, combine the shells with buttons of all sorts, small, big, shiny, and glittery, to make them pop even more.

The base for the ornaments will be a salt dough, and you can find a lot of recipes on the Internet so you can use whichever you prefer or sounds the easiest. Once the dough is ready, press the shells and the buttons in it and you will have the most beautiful shell ornament and a forever memory that you created together with your child.
Next time you go on holiday, don’t forget to bring back as many shells as you can and make these ornaments your very own after-holiday ritual.