Hope that you got some good ideas today (even if you do not sell your DIY crafts)! These are my top selling Christmas projects from the past three years! Which project was your favorite? The glass cube ornaments are my favorite. FYI, I saw the glass cube ornaments on display at Hobby Lobby last week. (Last year, I couldn’t find any in store and had to order them online.)
*BIRD SEED TIP:* If you don't want the bird seed to root in your garden simply microwave it for 1O seconds. It disables the seeds ability to germinate but causes *no* harm to the birds. You're welcome😊
@@robinholbrook6576 there are lots of free printable vintage sheet music options online. Just search vintage sheet music and go to images. I’ve found that using off white paper makes it much prettier.
Those flat glass ornaments would also look nice with some old photographs of past Christmas or winter scenes with your family. I remember one photo I have around here someplace of my Dad dragging us three kids on our snow boards across a snow-covered lawn in front of our old house. Would look great with fake snow and a tiny sled and red ornaments inside.
@@conniedavis1222 you could; the paper might be a little thick, and be sure you don't use a precious photo--I will be trying to do mine from my scanner so I'm not putting glue on something that is one of a kind. Plus the copy paper would be thinner.
@@CanterburyCottage I like to print images on transparency media and cut them to fit the ornament. Roll up the image and insert it into the ornament where it appears to “float”. You can also add small embellishments into the ornament or decorate as desired.
I just wanted to say that I really appreciate how you take care to pronounce your instructions clearly and slowly. It makes your videos easy to follow for all ages, and all levels of English language skill. 💛
Just when I didn't think I needed any more ideas for my all home-made ornaments for my tree from last year, I suddenly desire more! Those little wee books are just the ticket and I happen to be off work tomorrow and guess what I'll be doing.
I’ve never heard of you. I’ve never watched one of your videos. With my insomnia in full swing, I went down the infamous YT rabbit hole. I saved it so I could watch it later…and I’m just THRILLED I found you! My 4 sons are grown & my hubby & I already retired. I began crafting about 8 years ago after I had my first stroke. It was excellent therapy for me. One of my Granddaughters is going to be eight on Christmas Eve. She just left yesterday but will be back on Thanksgiving along with the three year old. She & I are going to paint but I am going to get some things organised to make some of your wonderful creations. My Mum is going to be 81 in 2 weeks. She’s not a fussy woman, but a strong 100% Finnish woman. She was (arthritis) a concert pianist and I watched in awe as she played. But her erikoisuus was playing “Finlandia” by Jean Sibelius…an incredible piece of music available on YT. Your first craft of the sheet music Christmas will be a beautiful gift for her from her Great-Granddaughter. I know this is lengthy but my dog finally got tired of listening to me talk & went to sleep! I appreciate you, Dear Canterbury Cottage, for these special ideas & I’m looking forward to watching you as a Subscriber. Thank you & Bless you. ~Laryssa~
i've made the sheet music in frames things before. I did that on my own when my daughter was little I was in need of some Christmas decor in my house and was a flat broke wife of a US Marine with an infant ... I kept them for so many years well until we lost our home in a tornado
I adore this video! I will admit that I don't do much for Christmas since my son passed away on 11/1/08, but I still sometimes enjoy watching the minds of certain folks create! You always please my appetite for some little something.....and I surely thank you for that!!! God bless you!
@@CanterburyCottage I did not mean to make you feel bad, and there really are no words....I have found that to be too true. But you do brighten my day with each video you post....I haven't found a one that did not bring a smile to my face....and to my heart. I truly thank you for that!
All great ideas. A few years ago I collected salt and pepper shakers all year and made a boatload of snowmen. I used broken costume jewelry and eyelash trim yarn to decorate them. Such fun!
Good afternoon, Bobbie! I am working on some new Christmas DIY’s for next week (that I hope will sell well, too). I’m not planning on leaving the house for the next couple of days because it is supposed to get really cold here!🥶
You are so welcome! It really irks me when people sell images they found for free in the public domain. If they manipulate and add to them, then that is different, but most of the time they are just trying to profit off of something they were lucky enough to find.
@@lizmyers9862 Hi Liz, I think the link is under her video, in the description box. probably. She usually includes them for us. She finds them for free on different sites that say “public domain.” You can search for them too. Also The Graphics Fairy has lots of free images. Hope this helps! Bonnie
I used your glass block ornaments inspiration last year -I made for my vintage camper friends -I took pics of my friends campers from year before and made personalized gifts to pass out during our Christmas rally -they were a big hit . I think I will make the bird seed and cocoa jars this year. Thank you for ideas - I can never think of my own 😃
I do crafts just for creating memories every year with family. Craft day at our home to enjoy laughter ,food and memories. Thank you for making it easy to follow . The flat ornaments seem so much fun to make . 🙏☃️
Oh my goodness, so many great ideas! I especially like the fact that you put all the printables in for us. I cannot remember watching a better Christmas video. Thank you thank you!
Loving all these ideas! I plan to make the book ornaments for my book club members this year. I so appreciate your sharing not only all the ideas, but your book covers and backs, as well. Greatly appreciated.
The wood cube snowmen are so adorable! Easy project to do with children. I also like the little books, hot cocoa jars and the candle/matches set. Thanks for sharing!
My daughter and I did those glass ornaments with vintage picture of our home town in brown tones. We used them on a donated tree for a fundraiser and they came out so good. I e always wanted to make some myself! You’ve inspired me!
Thanks for sharing your brilliant ideas. Your ideas look very professional, compared to some other websites that unfortunately look like the items were made by a school child. I will definitely try some of your ideas because they are so unique.
I love how the square clear ornaments turned out, I especially like the one with the chickadee (from the Christmas card). I have some cards like that, so I may try to make my own.
The square ornaments are from Hobby Lobby. They have them in store and online. Because the back is flat, it is much easier to decoupage the images to it. Rounded ornaments would not work well with the heavier paper found in Christmas cards.
@@CanterburyCottage Violet, Sherry, there are round ornaments (they are plastic, not glass, like these square ones) at Hobby Lobby with one flat side, so they could also be used for the purpose! Sherry, you are very inspiring, thank you!
Violet, if you find the cards to be too hard to apply because of how thick they could be, which happened to me, you may want to take a card (get a cheap one to practise first) cut out the size you need and submerge the card in water for a few minutes. The top layer of the card may come off the cardboard easier, and that thin part with image could be applied to the ornament on the layer of mod podge. That image could be very fragile, I actually ruined one, but another one turned out great.
So many great ideas Sherry. On my 'to try' list are the little frames, the miniature books, and those cute little snowmen. We're preparing for a craft sale at church to benefit a children's charity and I think your ideas would be a hit.
The square glass ornaments are my favorite, and the possibilities are endless as to what goes inside.The snowman salt n pepper shakers are so cute as well.
Thanks, C B! I really like the square glass ornaments; it’s just a little different from the round ones that you see everywhere. I have only seen them at Hobby Lobby though.
Sherry this is my all-time favorite Christmas ornament video ever! So kind of you to let people use the images thank you so much for your time your talents and being so kind God bless
This video gave me the warmest holiday feelings, so nostalgic like I like it and great ideas. But when you made the block snowman I had to chuckle at those cute ear muffs, so darn adorable. The music helped too. I just might play this one over again!
Loved them all. My favorites used the vintage book covers from my chilldhood. I think I will be making them and passing along those books to my grandchildren! Thank you for the inspiration!
I cannot begin to tell you how much I appreciate you sharing EVERYTHING we'll need to make and sell these DIYs. I am overflowing with gratitude, and I am so thankful, Sherry! These DIYs are so beautiful! I love the Cocoa Jar Set a lot, but I'm wondering if you sell them as an 'empty' set or fill them up and sell them that way? Thank you for your kindness in sharing all of these and your wonderful creative talent! ♥
I have a recipe you can fill them with! 2 c nonfat dry milk powder 3/4 c sugar dash of salt 1/2 c cocoa powder Combine all ingredients in large mixing bowl, or large Ziploc bag, and mix. That's it! Just add water to prepare. It's really good, creamy
These are excellent ideas, not hard to achieve and not costly to produce. I understand why they sell out always!! Wow! As always, not disappointed and very inspired!!!
@@CanterburyCottage you're very welcome Sherry! So far so good as Indian Summer fall is rapidly turning into chillier November sweater weather = more time to stay in and craft 😁😉
The birdseed jars and flat glass ornaments are awesome! First time watching your channel, your speech is distinctively clear and the instructions & materials are very precise. Great tutorial, TFS.
@@marygonzales488 Click on the video title or the small arrow to the right of the title to open the description box. You may need to click “more” to see all of the information and links that I have posted there. Hope this helps!
Thank you, Marilyn! You are so welcome for the links. It really irks me when I see people charging for images that are in the public domain. If they are manipulating the image and making it different, that’s different, but most vintage/antique images are available free-you just have to find them.
Although this year I'm going for a totally different style and all my decor will be about fabric and sewing projects for EVERYTHING Christmas, I'm definitely saving this video for another year. So jam-packed with original and unique ideas! 👏👏👏👏👏 Thank you Sherry 💓
Crystal, the square glass ornaments are available online if you can’t find them in your Hobby Lobby store. (They are in my local store this year, so your store may have them in stock.)
@@CanterburyCottage Thanks for letting me know this ,Sherry. I will definitely be checking for those. My local hobby lobby is usually pretty good about having things in stock. So I hope they have them, but if not, online shopping, here I come. Yours are beautiful.
These are all so beautiful! I especially love the small books, all the music ornaments, and the candles. I would love to try all of them :-) Thank you so much for providing the links to the images. That must have taken a lot of time, and I really appreciate it.
I loved the snowmen projects especially the shaker ones. I think I’ll set up a table at Christmas so anyone can make these. My second fav was the little book ornaments, so cute! Cant wait for next weeks video. ❤️
Thank you, Kim! I am really excited to share some new ideas that I came up with-a couple of them, I had to try out off camera first, just to see if they would work.😜
So glad I came across your channel. Love your creativity and thanks for the images to go with your projects. They were really easy, no hassle downloads. Going to binge watch your channel now. Needless to say I’m a new sub! ❤
Wow! I am so impressed by all of your. Creations. I am in my 60s and have never explored my crafty side. I am going to give some of these a try. Thank you!!!
Hello Sherry these diys are so amazing the projects you come up with are fantastic I think you dream these up they are all so awesome I love them all I am going to try some of them there so very super which one to try first!!!thank you for sharing your beautiful creations!!!God Bless!!!❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍
I can’t choose only one favorite! The snowmen, little books, glass blocks and music frames are all amazing!! My biggest problem is figuring out what to charge for items that I sell. Do you use any particular formula? Or just going by what others in booths are charging?
When I started my booth, I went around the store with a notebook and wrote down prices of items in other booths similar to my merchandise. Over time, I got a feel for what customers were willing to pay for various things. In my area, customers expect low prices for many items. I prefer to move merchandise quickly with reasonable prices. I sell the square glass ornaments for $7, the paper stockings for $2, the paper strip framed tree for $12, the hot cocoa jars for $10. I hope that helps.
These are absolutely brilliant! Thank you for all the effort you put into attaching images to make these projects even more enticing. (I think I’m going to through a Christmas decoration party and have folks make these…some mulled wine, cheese and crackers will make it more fun and festive!)❤
You are so welcome! I love sharing free images. It really bothers me when people charge for an image that is in the public domain. It seems like Google always shows those retail sites first, making it hard to find the images for free.
Hope that you got some good ideas today (even if you do not sell your DIY crafts)! These are my top selling Christmas projects from the past three years! Which project was your favorite? The glass cube ornaments are my favorite. FYI, I saw the glass cube ornaments on display at Hobby Lobby last week. (Last year, I couldn’t find any in store and had to order them online.)
I like the music sheet and decorations, i dont sell and keep it for myself and Friends and family,
The little books are adorable
So talented! Great ideas! What price point do you sell these items at? I always worry about over our under pricing items, as I'm new at this.
How do I download the images? Are they free? How do I get the right size to print for the small books?
All of these are just delightful. Thanks for sharing.
*BIRD SEED TIP:* If you don't want the bird seed to root in your garden simply microwave it for 1O seconds. It disables the seeds ability to germinate but causes *no* harm to the birds. You're welcome😊
I had no idea! That’s a fantastic tip!!!
Where do you get the sheet music? It's so expensive!
Those glass ornaments are so pretty! And the salt and pepper snowmen! ❤️
@@robinholbrook6576I guess you could print some off the Internet
@@robinholbrook6576 there are lots of free printable vintage sheet music options online. Just search vintage sheet music and go to images. I’ve found that using off white paper makes it much prettier.
Those flat glass ornaments would also look nice with some old photographs of past Christmas or winter scenes with your family. I remember one photo I have around here someplace of my Dad dragging us three kids on our snow boards across a snow-covered lawn in front of our old house. Would look great with fake snow and a tiny sled and red ornaments inside.
Oh, Carol, I love that idea! I need to make a couple with pictures of my boys from when they were little! ❤️
So you can use regular photos for this project ?
@@conniedavis1222 you could; the paper might be a little thick, and be sure you don't use a precious photo--I will be trying to do mine from my scanner so I'm not putting glue on something that is one of a kind. Plus the copy paper would be thinner.
@@CanterburyCottage I like to print images on transparency media and cut them to fit the ornament. Roll up the image and insert it into the ornament where it appears to “float”. You can also add small embellishments into the ornament or decorate as desired.
Wonderful idea!
I just wanted to say that I really appreciate how you take care to pronounce your instructions clearly and slowly. It makes your videos easy to follow for all ages, and all levels of English language skill. 💛
I've only gotten to 9:47 & im hooked on these square ornaments! ⛄💖🎄✝️
Just when I didn't think I needed any more ideas for my all home-made ornaments for my tree from last year, I suddenly desire more! Those little wee books are just the ticket and I happen to be off work tomorrow and guess what I'll be doing.
I’m so glad you liked the little books! I just love anything book related!
you could add some small photos inside the middle of the book on the pages where the hanger is attached..maybe??
What
Size books did you use?
All great ideas!!! You're sooooooooo "crafty"!
Aww, thank you, Lynn! 😊
I’ve never heard of you. I’ve never watched one of your videos. With my insomnia in full swing, I went down the infamous YT rabbit hole. I saved it so I could watch it later…and I’m just THRILLED I found you! My 4 sons are grown & my hubby & I already retired. I began crafting about 8 years ago after I had my first stroke. It was excellent therapy for me. One of my Granddaughters is going to be eight on Christmas Eve. She just left yesterday but will be back on Thanksgiving along with the three year old. She & I are going to paint but I am going to get some things organised to make some of your wonderful creations. My Mum is going to be 81 in 2 weeks. She’s not a fussy woman, but a strong 100% Finnish woman. She was (arthritis) a concert pianist and I watched in awe as she played. But her erikoisuus was playing “Finlandia” by Jean Sibelius…an incredible piece of music available on YT. Your first craft of the sheet music Christmas will be a beautiful gift for her from her Great-Granddaughter.
I know this is lengthy but my dog finally got tired of listening to me talk & went to sleep!
I appreciate you, Dear Canterbury Cottage, for these special ideas & I’m looking forward to watching you as a Subscriber.
Thank you & Bless you.
~Laryssa~
i've made the sheet music in frames things before. I did that on my own when my daughter was little I was in need of some Christmas decor in my house and was a flat broke wife of a US Marine with an infant ... I kept them for so many years well until we lost our home in a tornado
All are beautiful, Thanks for Sharing, stay safe, Many Blessings,!
I love that you finish the back of everything
Thank you!
I adore this video! I will admit that I don't do much for Christmas since my son passed away on 11/1/08, but I still sometimes enjoy watching the minds of certain folks create! You always please my appetite for some little something.....and I surely thank you for that!!! God bless you!
Sharon, I am so very sorry for your loss! There are no words! If I can brighten your day, even a little bit, I am glad. Blessings to you, too!
@@CanterburyCottage I did not mean to make you feel bad, and there really are no words....I have found that to be too true. But you do brighten my day with each video you post....I haven't found a one that did not bring a smile to my face....and to my heart. I truly thank you for that!
How kind of you to share these projects!! Enjoyed every single one. You have such a gift - thank you 😊
Thanks for sharing all your resources. the block snowmen were adorable.
Sherry all of these DIYs are beautiful! I really love the glass cube ornaments!❤️💚🥰🎄
You have good taste. Each idea is more exquisite than the last. I don't know where to begin. Thank you for sharing this with us.
All great ideas. A few years ago I collected salt and pepper shakers all year and made a boatload of snowmen. I used broken costume jewelry and eyelash trim yarn to decorate them. Such fun!
They are so much fun to make, aren’t they? 😊
You are so clever.
Your ideas and creativity are off-the-charts pure awesomeness! I can't thank you enough for sharing it all with us. Keep it coming, please!
Good afternoon, Sherry! Yay! Christmas diys! So excited. 🎄🎄🎄🎄
Good afternoon, Bobbie! I am working on some new Christmas DIY’s for next week (that I hope will sell well, too). I’m not planning on leaving the house for the next couple of days because it is supposed to get really cold here!🥶
Oh Sherry, you are so generous to give us your label downloads! Thank you so very much! Xox, Bonnie
You are so welcome! It really irks me when people sell images they found for free in the public domain. If they manipulate and add to them, then that is different, but most of the time they are just trying to profit off of something they were lucky enough to find.
I didn’t find the free ones, only sign up for $39.99!
Where is the link to the downloadsplease
Where is the link to the downloads please
@@lizmyers9862 Hi Liz, I think the link is under her video, in the description box. probably.
She usually includes them for us. She finds them for free on different sites that say “public domain.” You can search for them too. Also The Graphics Fairy has lots of free images. Hope this helps! Bonnie
The square Christmas ornaments and the wrapping paper tree in frame were my favorites thank you
Thank you, Granny Garden! 😊
I used your glass block ornaments inspiration last year -I made for my vintage camper friends -I took pics of my friends campers from year before and made personalized gifts to pass out during our Christmas rally -they were a big hit . I think I will make the bird seed and cocoa jars this year. Thank you for ideas - I can never think of my own 😃
Oh, I am so glad your friends liked the ornaments, Shannon! What a cute idea for personalizing them! 😊
I do crafts just for creating memories every year with family. Craft day at our home to enjoy laughter ,food and memories. Thank you for making it easy to follow . The flat ornaments seem so much fun to make . 🙏☃️
Oh my goodness, so many great ideas! I especially like the fact that you put all the printables in for us. I cannot remember watching a better Christmas video. Thank you thank you!
Loving all these ideas! I plan to make the book ornaments for my book club members this year. I so appreciate your sharing not only all the ideas, but your book covers and backs, as well. Greatly appreciated.
The wood cube snowmen are so adorable! Easy project to do with children. I also like the little books, hot cocoa jars and the candle/matches set. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you, Kim! Kids could definitely make the wood snowmen with a little assistance! 😊
I can’t decide which is my favorite. They are all so cute.
I've missed these types of your DIYs - nice to see you bring them back!!
Thank you, Candace! 😊
Thank you for sharing your beautiful designs! The glass cube ornaments are my favorite.
My daughter and I did those glass ornaments with vintage picture of our home town in brown tones. We used them on a donated tree for a fundraiser and they came out so good. I e always wanted to make some myself! You’ve inspired me!
This is THE BEST DIY ornament tutorial I have ever seen! Thank you SO MUCH!
I love the vintage book & label images!!! Cannot wait to try them!
Thanks for sharing your brilliant ideas. Your ideas look very professional, compared to some other websites that unfortunately look like the items were made by a school child.
I will definitely try some of your ideas because they are so unique.
I love how the square clear ornaments turned out, I especially like the one with the chickadee (from the Christmas card). I have some cards like that, so I may try to make my own.
The square ornaments are from Hobby Lobby. They have them in store and online. Because the back is flat, it is much easier to decoupage the images to it. Rounded ornaments would not work well with the heavier paper found in Christmas cards.
@@CanterburyCottage Violet, Sherry, there are round ornaments (they are plastic, not glass, like these square ones) at Hobby Lobby with one flat side, so they could also be used for the purpose! Sherry, you are very inspiring, thank you!
Violet, if you find the cards to be too hard to apply because of how thick they could be, which happened to me, you may want to take a card (get a cheap one to practise first) cut out the size you need and submerge the card in water for a few minutes. The top layer of the card may come off the cardboard easier, and that thin part with image could be applied to the ornament on the layer of mod podge. That image could be very fragile, I actually ruined one, but another one turned out great.
I’m doing a dollar Christmas tree with cookie cutters for my kitchen and the jug with the cutters will be perfect, thank you!
What a cute idea! Love the use of cookie cutters in the kitchen! 😊
So many great ideas Sherry. On my 'to try' list are the little frames, the miniature books, and those cute little snowmen. We're preparing for a craft sale at church to benefit a children's charity and I think your ideas would be a hit.
Excellent ideas!!! And you know what??? THANK YOU for the printables!!!!!
The square glass ornaments are my favorite, and the possibilities are endless as to what goes inside.The snowman salt n pepper shakers are so cute as well.
Thanks, C B! I really like the square glass ornaments; it’s just a little different from the round ones that you see everywhere. I have only seen them at Hobby Lobby though.
Can’t wait to get started on these projects. Thanks for sharing.
I cannot pick a favorite. That's it. I just can't. They are all superb, Cherie! ☺🙏✝🌲❤
Thank you so much, Cindy! You are so sweet! 😊
Loved the four snowmen but all were so unique, too.
Thank you, Pam! 😊
Sherry this is my all-time favorite Christmas ornament video ever! So kind of you to let people use the images thank you so much for your time your talents and being so kind God bless
Thank you, Michelle! 😊 I am so glad that I can share some ideas (and free images) with you!
Wow! You have some really! Pretty!!! Crafts! That, you have done! Such, cute! ideas! Thank, you! For sharing! ❤❤❤😂😂😂
This video gave me the warmest holiday feelings, so nostalgic like I like it and great ideas. But when you made the block snowman I had to chuckle at those cute ear muffs, so darn adorable. The music helped too. I just might play this one over again!
Thank you so much, Gizmo! I’m so glad you liked the music, too. It is really hard to find good music that is copyright free.
Watching your posts and making these crafts sure brings serenity to my mind. Thank you.
I have been watching your channel for awhile and I am still amazed at your diy's. All of these are great!!!
Oh, thank you, Jan! I really appreciate that! 😊
I love the square clear ornaments they look vintage.
I can't believe how amazing your videos are! Please continue to use thrift items in making gifts, they are so amazing! Thank you
Thanks for sharing. You always have creative ideas presented enthusiastically!
Aww, thank you, Blanche! 😊
Loved them all. My favorites used the vintage book covers from my chilldhood. I think I will be making them and passing along those books to my grandchildren! Thank you for the inspiration!
You are so welcome! 😊
The little Christmas books are adorable!
I cannot begin to tell you how much I appreciate you sharing EVERYTHING we'll need to make and sell these DIYs. I am overflowing with gratitude, and I am so thankful, Sherry! These DIYs are so beautiful! I love the Cocoa Jar Set a lot, but I'm wondering if you sell them as an 'empty' set or fill them up and sell them that way? Thank you for your kindness in sharing all of these and your wonderful creative talent! ♥
I wonder that same thing 🤔
I have a recipe you can fill them with!
2 c nonfat dry milk powder
3/4 c sugar
dash of salt
1/2 c cocoa powder
Combine all ingredients in large mixing bowl, or large Ziploc bag, and mix. That's it! Just add water to prepare. It's really good, creamy
I really like the glass cube ornaments too, and the salt and pepper snowmen.
Thank you, Joyce! 😊
Sherry, you've covered all the bases! I see no reason to look any farther for holiday diy ideas. Thanks so much!
These are excellent ideas, not hard to achieve and not costly to produce. I understand why they sell out always!! Wow!
As always, not disappointed and very inspired!!!
Thank you so much, Margaret! I always appreciate your kind comments! Hope you are having a great week!
@@CanterburyCottage you're very welcome Sherry! So far so good as Indian Summer fall is rapidly turning into chillier November sweater weather = more time to stay in and craft 😁😉
The birdseed jars and flat glass ornaments are awesome! First time watching your channel, your speech is distinctively clear and the instructions & materials are very precise. Great tutorial, TFS.
Well quite honestly,..You’re FABULOUS
As always, I was not disappointed. Loved the Christmas cookie cutter jars!!
Thank you so much, Pam! 😊
Fantastic Christmas diy ideas! You my dear are Fantastic for sharing them with us! Thank you and god bless ❤
OMG - I love them all! What fun ideas! I don’t know that I could pick a favorite. Thank you so much for all the printables -I can’t wait to try them.
Thank you, Christine! You are so sweet! 😊
how do I get the printable
@@marygonzales488 Click on the video title or the small arrow to the right of the title to open the description box. You may need to click “more” to see all of the information and links that I have posted there. Hope this helps!
Every single one of your items is delightful!
Fantastic!! Love how cute, clever, and do-able these are!! Thanks, Sherry!!
Great, beautiful, do-able ideas! Thanks, too, for all the sources.
You are so welcome, Mary! I’m so glad you liked today’s ideas! 😊
I absolutely LOVE the square glass ornaments! Beautiful idea!💙
Such great ideas! Anyone would adore these gifts! Thank you!
Sherry, these ideas are so creative! I love them all! And thank you for being so generous with links in your description box! Wow!
Thank you, Marilyn! You are so welcome for the links. It really irks me when I see people charging for images that are in the public domain. If they are manipulating the image and making it different, that’s different, but most vintage/antique images are available free-you just have to find them.
Loved those vintage glass cube ornaments, very creative! Thanks for sharing!
Although this year I'm going for a totally different style and all my decor will be about fabric and sewing projects for EVERYTHING Christmas, I'm definitely saving this video for another year. So jam-packed with original and unique ideas! 👏👏👏👏👏 Thank you Sherry 💓
What incredible ideas, so much creativity here. Many thanks.
Thank you, Victorian Lady! 😀
I love your crafting videos! They never fail to inspire me.
Such cute gift ideas, I guess I’d better get started!
Excellent ideas
Love clear ornaments w pics on back...and the catchy tune too🎄🎶🎻You never cease to AMAZE ME💛💛💛
Thank you, Debie! 😊 I think the square ornaments are a nice change from the more common round ones that you see everywhere.
… So many beautiful ideas in one video. Thank you …
The square ornaments are beautiful! Great job, Sherry!
Crystal, the square glass ornaments are available online if you can’t find them in your Hobby Lobby store. (They are in my local store this year, so your store may have them in stock.)
@@CanterburyCottage Thanks for letting me know this ,Sherry. I will definitely be checking for those. My local hobby lobby is usually pretty good about having things in stock. So I hope they have them, but if not, online shopping, here I come. Yours are beautiful.
Thanks for sharing, I loved all of them!! 💕
These are all so beautiful! I especially love the small books, all the music ornaments, and the candles. I would love to try all of them :-) Thank you so much for providing the links to the images. That must have taken a lot of time, and I really appreciate it.
You are so unbelievably creative!!! Love everything
I absolutely love everything with your innovative Christmas DIY's. Thank you so much! It all looks so high end.
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Ohmygosh!!! So excited to find your channel. Every idea is amazing. Love all of it!
Sherry, you always have the best diy ideas.🥰❤️🎄
Oh, thank you, Sarah! You are such a sweetheart! 🥰 Hope you’re having a wonderful autumn!
I was thinking the glass ornaments could be so personalized!! Minecraft for some grandkids, legos if they would fit, movie or TV themes,, etc...!
I loved the snowmen projects especially the shaker ones. I think I’ll set up a table at Christmas so anyone can make these. My second fav was the little book ornaments, so cute! Cant wait for next weeks video. ❤️
Thank you, Kim! I am really excited to share some new ideas that I came up with-a couple of them, I had to try out off camera first, just to see if they would work.😜
I love those square ornaments, too. Nice job!
Love them all! Great ideas. ❤
Absolutely in love with all of these beautiful ideas
Thank you, Kalea! 😊
So glad I came across your channel. Love your creativity and thanks for the images to go with your projects. They were really easy, no hassle downloads. Going to binge watch your channel now. Needless to say I’m a new sub! ❤
Wow! I am so impressed by all of your. Creations. I am in my 60s and have never explored my crafty side. I am going to give some of these a try. Thank you!!!
You always inspire me! I love watching your diys. You never disappoint ❤
Thank you, Deb! That is so sweet of you!😊
Hello Sherry these diys are so amazing the projects you come up with are fantastic I think you dream these up they are all so awesome I love them all I am going to try some of them there so very super which one to try first!!!thank you for sharing your beautiful creations!!!God Bless!!!❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍
Oh, Nellie, thank you! I really appreciate your kind words! You are so sweet! 😊
I can’t choose only one favorite! The snowmen, little books, glass blocks and music frames are all amazing!! My biggest problem is figuring out what to charge for items that I sell. Do you use any particular formula? Or just going by what others in booths are charging?
When I started my booth, I went around the store with a notebook and wrote down prices of items in other booths similar to my merchandise. Over time, I got a feel for what customers were willing to pay for various things. In my area, customers expect low prices for many items. I prefer to move merchandise quickly with reasonable prices. I sell the square glass ornaments for $7, the paper stockings for $2, the paper strip framed tree for $12, the hot cocoa jars for $10. I hope that helps.
@@CanterburyCottage Thank you so much for answering! I enjoyed this video very much❤ 🎄 ❤
Thank you! You do such beautiful work!
This is a video that I will watch over and over before Christmas for some gifts, thx for the ideas.. loved them all♥️
Oh, I’m so glad you liked these Christmas crafts, Doris! 😊
These are absolutely fantastic. Thanks for sharing this beautiful. ❤❤❤
Thank you, Tina!😊
These are absolutely brilliant! Thank you for all the effort you put into attaching images to make these projects even more enticing. (I think I’m going to through a Christmas decoration party and have folks make these…some mulled wine, cheese and crackers will make it more fun and festive!)❤
I love that idea! Can I come?😊
Absolutely…I live in an 1860 Gingerbread Victorian…it “dresses up pretty” for the holidays!
These are all so lovely! Thank you for sharing the vintage images! Thank you thank you thank you!
You are so welcome! I love sharing free images. It really bothers me when people charge for an image that is in the public domain. It seems like Google always shows those retail sites first, making it hard to find the images for free.
The little block snowmen, so cute 🥰.
Thank you! They are fun to make, too!
Beautiful and classy ideas! Thank you!
What great ideas! Thanks, Sherry!
I love the block snowmen and the book ornaments!