14. Favorite fast food gift certificate
15. Movie passes
16. iTunes gift certificate
17. Leather Cuffs
18. Phone Case
19. Favorite sports team items: keychain, pens, etc.
20. Gaming gift cards
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I hope you are enjoying the tutorial Christmas overload! If you are, then I have another one for you today. Today’s tutorial is how to make Santa bath bombs. I used the fragrances Amber, Warm Vanilla Sugar and Peppermint. I love the scent combination but you can most definitely use your own favorite fragrance.
There are two methods I used to make Santa’s belt and I will show you both ways. Just choose which way will be easiest for you!
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In todays video tutorial I am showing you how to make snowman bath bombs. These are easy and adorable and can be gifted to any of your friends and family that enjoy a nice relaxing bath. These are scented with coconut mint and it’s the perfect scent for a snowman bath bomb. You can find the video at the bottom of this post.
In today’s video tutorial I am showing you how to make salt dough ornaments 3 different ways. This is the perfect Christmas craft for kids.
They are really easy and cheap to make. You can make any design that your imagination can think of and you can leave them natural or you can decorate them with paint or embellishments.
For all of the ornaments, I used the below recipe and I baked them in the oven at 200 degrees fahrenheit for 2-3 hours. This recipe will make quite a few ornaments, so if you only want to make a few then I suggest cutting the recipe in half. You can find the video tutorial here or at the bottom of this post.
Salt Dough Recipe (Can be halved)
2 cups flour
1 cup salt
1 cup water
The first one in the video is the initial/monogram salt dough ornament. I really love how this one turned out and I love that you can make these ornaments as personal as you want.
Initial / Monogram Salt Dough Ornament Supplies:
Salt Dough
Circle Cookie Cutter
White Acrylic Paint
Paint Brush or Foam Brush
Gold Glitter
Twine
Dowel Rod or Tooth Pick
Letter Stamp
How pretty is this snowflake salt dough ornament? It’s so simple but I love the sparkle from the silver glitter.
Snowflake Salt Dough Ornament Supplies:
Salt Dough
Snowflake Cookie Cutter
Silver Glitter
Mod Podge
Paint Brush
Silver Cord Ribbon
Dowel Rod or Tooth Pick
Last but not least here is the Christmas tree salt dough ornament.
Christmas Tree Dough Ornament Supplies:
Salt Dough
Christmas Tree Cookie Cutter
1/4″ Double Faced Red Satin Ribbon
Red beads
Dowel Rod or Tooth Pick
Hot Glue Gun/Glue Sticks
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Ho, ho, ho, Merry Christmas! Well, almost. In today’s video tutorial I am showing you how to make a Santa Claus glitter ornament. It turned out so cute and I am sure you would agree!
It is so easy, you just need a few supplies and then you will have an adorable ornament to hang on your tree or to give as a gift. Everyone loves receiving a special gift that you took the time to create and I am sure they would love this as well.
I hope you enjoy. Please subscribe to my YouTube Channel so you don’t miss out on any future video tutorials! If you make this then I would love to see a photo by tagging me on Instagram @simplydovie or on Twitter @simplydovie
