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Yarn Star Ornaments

December 12, 2019 by Barbara Rucci Leave a Comment

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Today I want to share how we made these delightful DIY yarn star ornaments!  I love this idea of wrapping pipe cleaners with yarn. It’s not only charming and pretty, but therapeutic. (And yes, everything is cuter with pom-poms!)

Make the cutest star ornaments with yarn and wire.

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Supplies needed for Yarn Star Ornaments:

~ Pipe cleaners

~ Star-shaped cookie cutter

~ Tape

~ Yarn

~ Pom-pom makers

Make the cutest star ornaments with yarn and wire.

How to make Yarn Star Ornaments:

1. Begin by wrapping the pipe cleaner along the outside of the star cookie cutter to make a perfect star shape. (This would also work with a heart or tree cookie cutter as well!) Now tape the two ends together.

2. Choose your yarn colors. If you have an ombre yarn, this works well because it changes colors as you keep wrapping around the shape. If you want to make up your own color combos, then just cut a foot of yarn of each color and attach them with knots. Trim the knots.

Make the cutest star ornaments with yarn and wire.

3. Wrap the yarn around your shape. It works best if you roll your yarn into a ball so that you can pass it through the middle of the star each time you go around. The wrapping will take about half an hour. When you are finished, tie a double knot.

Make the cutest star ornaments with yarn and wire.

4. Lastly, make your pom-pom. We used a pom-pom maker but you can make them any way that works.

5. When trimming your pom-pom, leave one of the longer strings to tie to your star. Double knot everything. Then make a hanger from yarn.

These would also make a great gift topper, or as a little something handmade to give to a teacher along with a gift certificate.

xo Bar

(Orignal post on Small for Big, December 2013)

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Did you like this post? Here are more Christmas ideas:

Kids make ornaments with beads and wire, inspired by the book ISH by Peter H. Reynolds.

“ISH” Inspired Ornaments

Kids make wreathes - or crowns - with wire, beads, and cupcake liners.

Cupcake Liner Wreaths

Kids make darling star mobiles using painted wooden beads, cardboard, glitter, and wire.

Glitter Star Mobiles

 

 

Filed Under: Open-ended Crafts for Kids, Teen Crafts, DIY Tagged With: yarn, pom-poms, pipe cleaners, ornaments, star ornament

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