These are quick and easy. I am showing them on an outdoor tree because doing my 12 Days of Christmas early means I don't have my Christmas tree up yet, but also I really like them outdoors. Not sure if they would survive a Montana winter, but maybe? They certainly would in a warmer climate and might bring a little glittery "ice" to some of you who don't get ice on a regular basis. I started with some Modge Podge and Martha glitter.
I brushed the Modge Podge onto the blade of old silver plated knives.
I sprinkled glitter on them and set them carefully on a lid to dry. When they were dry I sprayed clear sealer on the glitter to seal it.
I drilled holes through the top and added a sheer ribbon.
I cut the ribbon narrow on one side to get the ribbon through the hole.
I think knifecicles would be beautiful on a typical tree with the lights reflecting off of the silver and glitter or on a bare branch tree like I show.
these would lovely on a tree in the kitchen or dining room...beautiful job
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Wow...looks dangerously beautiful...don't think I'll stand under that tree...if you placed them closer together they'll make music in the wind!
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I love those knifecicles. What a fab idea. Thanks for hosting!
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Great idea for a party Becky! I linked up my first Christmas post...there will be LOTS more :) I'll add a button to my side bar too!! Thanks! Laurel
ReplyDeletewhat a fun idea! the kids can help with this one!
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What a beautiful idea...now, if I just had a drill! You have another new follower, here and on G+ I'd love it if you could follow me back!
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