1.2 m Felt Gingerbread Man Christmas Garland Banner Bunting Party Decor Flags Decoration Ginger Bread Man

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Prepare the Garland: If you're reusing an old garland, strip it down. If not, get your white and sparkly mesh. One of my favourite parts of Christmas decorations is all the lights! They make the home seem warm and cosy on those dark, cold winter nights. Add Frosting: Use acrylic paint to create the look of frosting on the gingerbread. Add details with dots, lines, and caulk for a three-dimensional effect. Grab your hot glue gun and start gluing the pieces, buttons and pom poms on your cute little gingerbread boy and girl. Also, assemble the peppermints in the similar fashion of my Oversized Peppermints.

Assemble the Garland: Start with crisscrossed candy canes, zip tie them, and continue the pattern (candy cane, bow) until the center. This next design is a little different: the Christmas Joy Bunting! I love the pennant shape and the mistletoe appliques. This one is fun because you can add words or even plain pennants to make this as long or as short as you wish. This is a great way to make a custom christmas garland. But of course, if you like more detailed instructions and photos, stay tuned for some awesome patterns!

The number of cardboard boxes that arrive at our house in the build-up to Christmas is shameful! I try to ease my guilt over this mountain of cardboard by repurposing some of it into cardboard Christmas decorations like this gingerbread garland. One of my favorite types of Christmas decorations are garlands. There’s something so charming about Christmas crochet garland patterns—don’t you agree? You can make them so many different ways, with lots of different cute items hanging up! In this post I want to show you 14 of my very favorite Christmas garland patterns to use in your home this year. How do you crochet a Christmas garland? Once the toppings have dried, thread bakers twine through the holes to form little loops. Photo Credit: The Listed Home. Photo Credit: The Listed Home.

Next up is a more simplistic design: the Circle Holiday Garland. I love how colorful these guys are. The almost resemble confetti! Another great thing about this pattern is that it’s completely beginner friendly and can be whipped up in less than a day.

Decorate the Houses: Use hot glue embellishments, plastic peppermints, candy canes, and ribbons to adorn the houses. Insert them into floral foam in the planter. Make a couple of batches to box up and give to friends and family for an easy Christmas gift — if you can manage to give them away! Photo Credit: The Listed Home. The ‘sweetest’ garland that ever there was! Photo Credit: The Listed Home. If you’re looking for something a little more unconventional, I think you’re going to love this next one! Meet the Crochet Gingerbread Garland. Aren’t these so cute? I love the elegant-feel of this pattern. These hearts are surprisingly simple to make and each feature a slightly different design to add some extra interest! These would look beautiful just about wherever you put them.

Bring the sweet charm of gingerbread to your holiday decor with these simple DIY gingerbread decorations by Meredith - Arts & Classy: a garland, a jar display, and a gingerbread box. Grab your acrylic paint and paint your wooden beads pink! I like to place the beads on a dowel to make the beads easier to paint and dry. This is my preferred method and the one I recommend, as it involves fewer steps and makes it easier to make precise cuts. 2. How to Cut Felt Using a Fabric Marking Pen This year I decided to up the ante with the repurposed Christmas gingerbread garland by adding lights.Are you looking looking for a really cute pattern? If so, I bet you’ll enjoy this Tiny Christmas Jumper Garland! Aren’t they adorable? These guys are pretty simple to make and use minimal yarn, making this a great stash-busting project! Additionally, this pattern is super versatile in that you can use them not only in a garland, but also as present tags, appliques, ornaments, etc.!

First paint your paper gingerbread men brown. You could cut out your shapes on brown paper or card to miss out this step. Knead lightly until it has an even colour with not too many streaks of treacle (I do this bit in my mixer to avoid handling it). Craft Houses: Start with six wooden arrows, three tall and three short. Cut one tall arrow to make a medium-sized one.Begin by gently squashing the dough down with the rolling pin or your hands, cover with a second sheet of parchment then use the rolling pin to roll properly. The ink from fabric marking pens usually disappears as soon as it’s exposed to water, or after it’s been exposed to air for a certain amount of time. So there shouldn’t be any trace of it on your finished craft.