Curating Christmas: Supply List

Thank you for joining us for the first ever Virtual Ornament Party! And since this is my first year doing everything virtually, I, of course, went over the top. Instead of doing our normal 2 ornaments, we're doing 4 AND a garland!

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Please see the supply list below.

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Supply list

Feather Balls

• Styrofoam balls
• feathers - colorful, white or browns
• wooden buttons 5/8”
• 1/4-” ribbon or bakers twine
• Glue Gun/Glue sticks

Gnomes

• Small pinecones (Alternatively, Glass ball ornaments or Large round jingle bells)
• 1” Wooden beads — Note: You will need 1 1/4” wood knob pieces if using glass ornaments instead of pinecones.
• Flannel fabric or any scrap fabric will do (you could even use an old shirt if you wanted!)
• Felt You’ll only need a small amount for this project but if you buy a package like this, you’ll use the remainder in the garland project.
• Glue Gun/Glue Sticks
• Optional: batting or fiber fill (you can use a little from an old pillow)

Felt Garland

• dewdrop garland LED lights (wonder shop from Target.)
• Stiffened felt is recommended, but I went with regular because of the colors. I recommend 5-8 colors, but you can do as many or as few as you like. You will need at least 35 sheets of 9x12” felt to complete this project
• Staples/Stapler, Glue gun or needle and thread.

Classy clay ornaments

• White Polymer Clay 8 oz.
• 2 oz Block of polymer clay in OTHER color
• Crochet doily or lace - Cannot be paper!
• Cookie cutters (2-3) Please note: Simple shapes are best—recommend trees, snowflakes, round shapes or stars. Once used for clay, they should NOT be used for food.
• ribbon or bakers twine
• Parchment paper
• aluminum foil
• 2 shades Acryllic paint (your choice)
• Dura Gloss Varnish
• Paint brush
• paper plate
• OPTIONAL: Crystal Glitter

Break out your glue guns, everyone! It's ON!!

--Deanna