I love making hand made ornaments and I almost always put family photos on them. Here is one side view. I used one of the sentiments from the Glad Tidings clear art stamp set. I also used the Spellbinders Labels 16, Picot Edge Circles and Fancy Tags 2 dies on it. The papers are Pink Paislee.
The tutorial for this ornament is below. As with any hop, there are freebies and giveaways:
FREE Ornament Templates,
FREE Vintage Roses Ornament Tutorial, and
6 drawings for a $20 Layers of Color Gift Certificate, hidden somewhere among these designers' blogs, so make sure you leave a comment as you hop along!
Jennie Harper * Jessica Fick * Keri Lee Sereika * Linda Beeson Linda Lucas * Melisa Waldorf * Nina Brackett (you are here) * Rae Barthel * Savannah O’Gwynn
Make sure you stop by the Layers of Color blog for more info. And while there, make sure you check out LOC's Christmas Collection and the Ornament Gallery.
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Fancy square photo ornament tutorial
I love my ScorPal when making handmade ornaments!
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ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful children and such a clever idea. I love the ornament!!!
ReplyDeletehugs, Diana
Such gorgeous photos! A beautiful way to display them! Thanks, Nina!...Nancy :o)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I love handmade ornaments too.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, Nina! Thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteNina what a precious gift this ornament is! LOVE the kids pics! As a grandma, I know how much I'd love these!!! Thanks for the inspiration!!! Hope things are well with you and yours!
ReplyDeletehugs,
grace
such a neat idea!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful creation and so clever. It was so helpful you showed your steps. It is also such a nice touch to add the photos.
ReplyDeleteNina, this is a wonderful keepsake ornament. What a great way to capture memories on your ornament. Thanks for the tutorial. Hope you are having a wonderful blessed day today!
ReplyDeleteJust such a cute ornament. Thanks so much for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteA very creative piece of inspiration. Love it. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteSo lovely, thank you for sharing this!
ReplyDeleteFabulous project, Nina! Thank you for the tutorial! I love how you incorporated family into your ornament, such a lovely personal touch!
ReplyDeleteLove this beautiful ornament. . .so much is conveyed in one little package! Beautiful work and thanks so much for the detailed instructions that make it sound so easy! Love the sentiment panel and all of the lovely layers! Blessings!
ReplyDeleteNina, I'll bet your mother loves to get some of your beautiful "ornaments". You have done such a beautiful and fantastic job, and a nice quick tut on how to do it, how gracious. Thanks for the inspiration, blessings.
ReplyDeleteKrasno :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous ornament Nina! Love the pictures and the sentiments you included. Thanks for the tutorial - now all I need is that die! And the stamps :)
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Thanks you for the tutorial. Love this. I can think of lots of things I would like to try!
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what a pretty photo ornament!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great gift idea...I asked all my friends to like Layers of Color on Facebook...fingers crossed.
ReplyDeleteFabulous project!!! I love how you made this ornament!
ReplyDeleteKindest regards,
Jennifer
Love your tutorial on this, thank you!! Gorgeous ornament and a wonderful way to showcase your darling girls!! God bless you, Nina! Hope things are well with the ministry! {{HUGS}}
ReplyDeletethis is stunning!! Thanks fot the tutorial on this one.
ReplyDeleteWonderful ornament, Nina, and very clear instructions. What a great idea to use photos on the ornament!
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Maxine
WOW! What a fabulous Christmas keepsake! Love it!
ReplyDeleteso special! love the idea of using photos (-:
ReplyDeleteOh, Nina!! This just took my breath away! I love the die that you used--and I LOVE the 3D ornament that you created--beautiful sentiment and verse! LOOOOOOOOVE this! You always amaze me--LOVE visiting here! I love that I can call you friend! Your friendship means so much to me!!! THANK YOU!!! THANKS for inviting me to join in the fun today:) Many blessings! Love, Sav
ReplyDeleteNina, how fun that you made a photo ornament! Love it! and great tutorial too! I'm blessed that I got to hop along with the wonderful LOC DT!
ReplyDeletehugs,
Gini
Oh what a great ornament and one I am sure every grandmother would love to get!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute and pretty ornament, and it looks pretty easy to make too!! thanks for the tutorial!!
ReplyDeleteFANTASTIC ornament & thanks for the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteThat's a clever idea for an ornament.
ReplyDeleteJust lovely!! Having fun hopping!
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty ornament and perfect way to show off those adorable girls of yours.
ReplyDeletethis is so cute and clever, nina! love it! off to hop!
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial and ornament, Nina! Lovin' your new blog design, too! :)
ReplyDeleteGreat ornament. I think it would make a fun gift tag in a mini size.
ReplyDeleteI'm so happy to see your beautiful ornament show cases pictures of your girls! I can remember one you made from last year that you used family photos and I loved it too! ( I think I remember from an issue of PaperCrafts magazine)
ReplyDeleteThis is such a great idea that can be used in so many ways... gift boxes, lighted lanterns.... wow, you really have sparked my imagination! ;D
Thank you for the inspiration, Nina. Hugs!
Beautiful, so talented.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful ornament and so much more special with your girls on it! Thanks for the tutorial. I hope you guys have a great thanksgiving celebration.
ReplyDeleteOh this is beautiful, would make a lovely gift!
ReplyDeleteLove your idea of personalizing your ornaments with special family photos.
ReplyDeleteThis ornament is so beautiful and so special because it can be used as a "keepsake" with all those beautiful faces on it! Gorgeous Nina!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful keepsake ornament Nina! Love how you did this and will try to make some of these for Christmas, thanks for the inspiration :)
ReplyDeletewhat a gorgeous idea!
ReplyDeletethanx a lot for sharing this cool inspiration!
hugs and kisses from germany,
silvi xoxo
Always a treat to see what you come up with! And thanks for the tutorial. I am a visual kind of gal and do so appreciate a peak at your creative process!
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