These handmade fused glass Christmas tree tea light holders are individually kiln-fired to create depth, texture, and a beautiful light-reflecting finish. Each piece is one of a kind, designed to add a warm, elegant glow to holiday tables, mantels, and seasonal displays. A timeless example of artisan glasswork, perfect for festive home décor or meaningful handmade gifts.
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Sunday, December 21, 2025
Monday, December 30, 2024
Christmas tree Dichroic glass silver necklace for women
Fused glass Christmas tree 🎄 cabochon in Sterling silver. For once I’ve made something for myself 😊
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Saturday, December 21, 2024
Fused Glass Handmade Christmas trees and Gingerbread house tea light holders
Gingerbread House in a magic forest 🥰 Fused glass tea-light holders
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Sunday, December 24, 2023
Fused glass handmade Christmas tree and Christmas gnome decor Holiday decoration
My latest fused glass creation. It can be used as a cute Christmas decor, business card holder or a napkin holder 🥰
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Friday, December 22, 2023
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Friday, December 21, 2012
DIY Christmas Ornament Tree - how to instructions tabletop centerpiece
The
Christmas is almost here and we have all the decorations in place. This year me
and my little princess decided to make an Ornament Christmas Tree. I’ve seen these
kinds of trees surfing the Internet and thought it would be a perfect project
to make together with my daughter :)
Supplies: A mix of
round Christmas ball ornaments in at least 4 different sizes, knitting
needle, ribbon spool, pieces of craft cotton or Styrofoam.
2. Thread the knitting needle up through the bottom of the spool. If the spool has a large hole – you can stuff it with pieces of cotton or Styrofoam to make sure the needle stays straight.
3. String largest Christmas ball ornaments onto the needle, slipping the metal loops on the balls over the point of the needle. Continue with smaller sizes until you are satisfied with the end result.
3. I removed the metal ring from the top ornament and hid the tip of the needle by placing the ornament upside down over the tip.
I love absolutely
love the finished tree, it is so festive and pretty and it was so easy to make!
More of my DIY projects
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