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Christmas Ornaments
November 1999
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© Copyright 1999 by AOK Corral Craft and Gift Bazaar.
All rights reserved.
These projects are for your personal use only and may
not be reprinted or copied without written permission from AOK Corral.
Idea: Use these
ornaments as gift tags to add charm and an extra special surprise to your
holiday gifts!
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Materials Needed:
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Wood pieces (size requirements with
each ornament's instructions)
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Fine floral wire
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Small drill bit and drill
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Buttons
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Acrylic paints
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Paint Brushes
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Carbon Paper & Pencil
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Instructions for painting
each ornament are shown below.
For a copy of painting patterns:
CLICK
HERE.
Soldier:
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Wood should measure at least 3 1/2"
x 2".
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Colors needed: Brandy Wine, Indigo
Blue, Bright Red, Hunter Green, Gold, Peach, White, & Black.
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Completely paint wood with Brandy Wine
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Using the pattern & instructions
from the page link above, transfer the soldier to the wood.
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Paint the soldier's face and hands
with Peach
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Paint his coat sides, coat sleeves
and hat Indigo Blue.
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Paint his shirt and pants White.
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Then paint on the Gold trim on his
hat and shoulders.
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Use Hunter Green for the holly leaves
on his hat.
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Paint his coat facings and cuffs with
Bright Red
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Paint his boots Black.
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Make small dots with Black for his
eyes and buttons
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Mix a little Bright Red with White
to paint his nose.
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Slightly thin some white and brush
on a mustache and hair.
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Instructions for Finishing below.
Gingerbread
Man:
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Wood should measure at least 3 1/2"
x 2".
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Colors needed: Hunter Green, Beige,
Bright Red, White, Black..
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Completely paint wood with Hunter Green
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Using the pattern & instructions
from the page link above, transfer the gingerbread man to the wood.
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Paint the gingerbread man with Beige
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Paint the candy cane completely white
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Paint a thin strip of white along the
line just inside the outer edge of the gingerbread man.
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Dot White paint for the buttons
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Paint the stripes on the candy cane
with Bright Red
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Mix a little Bright Red and White to
paint the cheeks
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Use Black dots to make eyes, nose,
and to draw a thin line for his smile.
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Instructions for Finishing below.
Christmas
Cow:
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Wood should measure at least 3 1/2"
x 2".
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Colors needed: Country Blue, White,
Black, Bright Red, Hunter Green, Sunlight, Beige, Dark Beige.
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Completely paint wood with Country
Blue.
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Using the pattern & instructions
from the page link above, transfer the cow to the wood.
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Paint the White parts of the cow first.
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Paint the Black parts of the cow.
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Mix some Bright Red with White to paint
the cow's nose, inner ears, and utter.
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Use a dot of White for the cow's star
on its head
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Use Black dots for the cow's nostrils.
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Paint the hat and collar Bright Red.
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Paint the holly leaves with Hunter
Green.
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Use dots of Sunlight for the bells
on the collar.
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Use dots of Bright Red for the holly
berries.
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Paint the sign with Dark Beige
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Brush light strokes of Beige for the
grass (brush from the ground up)
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Use the White again to highlight some
of the grass with snow, on top of the sign, and on the ground.
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Finally, paint "NOG" on the sign in
Black.
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Instructions for Finishing below.
Moose in the Snow:
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Wood should measure at least 3" x 4
1/4".
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Colors
needed: Indigo Blue, Beige, Dark Beige, Hunter Green, Bright Red, Sunlight,
White, and Black.
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Completely paint wood with Indigo Blue.
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Using the pattern & instructions
from the page link above, transfer the moose to the wood.
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Paint the moose body Beige
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Paint the moose antlers and the tree
stumps Dark Beige.
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Paint the moose hooves Black and draw
a thin Black line to separate the legs and for the mouth. Make small dots
for eyes and nostrils.
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Paint the collar and hat Bright Red
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Paint the trees with Hunter Green (start
and the top of the tree and stroke down in each direction until the green
meets the stump)
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Paint the holly leaves Hunter Green.
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Use dots of Sunlight for the bells
on the collar and dots of Bright Red for the holly berries.
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Paint the White parts of the hat and
highlight the trees with White along the lines.
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Paint the snow on the ground with White
following the direction of the arrows.
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Randomly dot snow in the sky around
the moose and a little over him too.
Finishing the Ornaments:
(Example in Moose Photo)
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Drill two small holes about 1/4" from
the top corners of the ornaments.
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Insert one end of a piece of floral
wire through the hole about one inch. (Send it through from the back)
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Bend the wire so that it comes together
at the top edge of the wood and twist together.
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Wind the wire around a pencil a couple
of times.
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Put a button on the wire.
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Wind the wire around a pencil again
a couple of times.
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Send the other end of the wire through
the hole (from the back toward the front)
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Bend the wire together again like you
did with the other side, twist the wire and trim the end if necessary.
Done!
Happy Holiday Planning!
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