It’s time for Christmas to begin at Across the Boulevard! We’ll be sharing lots of Christmas ideas over the next six weeks. Can you believe that it’s only six weeks until Christmas? While we haven’t started our holiday decorating yet, we’ve been busy making some new ornaments and other decor pieces. Today, we’re sharing a Yarn Lollipop Christmas Ornament. It’s easy to make and doesn’t take long at all.
Materials Used:
Lion brand Wool-Ease Thick & Quick Stripes Yarn
Cardboard Circle
Laminated Burlap Circle
Lollipop Stick
Ribbon
Hot Glue
Scissors
Cut a stiff piece of cardboard into a circle 3.5 inches in diameter.
Cut a piece of laminated burlap into a 3.5 inch circle. You could use any fabric for this. I like using laminated burlap because it doesn’t fray and it’s stiff. Glue the cardboard circle to the burlap circle.
Find the center of the circle and add a dot of hot glue. Place the yarn onto the glue and hold it for about thirty seconds until it’s secure.
Wrap the yarn into a spiral around the circles, adding small dots of hot glue as you go. This will keep the yarn in place. Make sure not to add more than just a dot of glue. You don’t want the glue to be seen between the rows.
Once you reach the end of the circle, cut the yarn and glue it place. Use tweezers to remove any strands of glue that are showing.
Glue the lollipop stick to the back of the burlap as shown below. Make sure to hold it in place until it’s secure.
Cut a piece of ribbon to match the yarn. Glue it over the stick as shown and then loop it back down and glue it in place. If you don’t like the look of the back of the ornament, you could repeat the process with the yarn on the back. I did this that for one that I made, but I thought it looked a little too bulky.
Once the loop for hanging is added, turn the ornament over to add a bow to the front.
Cut a solid piece of yarn and tie it off into a bow. Hot glue the bow to the stick. I tried tying the bow around the stick, but it didn’t lay flat like I wanted it to.
It takes under ten minutes to make this fun Yarn Lollipop Christmas Ornament.
I made a few of them in different sizes. They can be a big or as small as you want depending on the size of the card board and burlap circles.
I’m also making some of these without the hanging loop and I’m going to add them to a wreath that I’m working on. They could be used a plant or flower picks, too.
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Yarn Lollipop Christmas Ornament
We’ll be sharing at lots of these great parties!
This is too cute! I’ve got to make one for us and the grandkids. Thank you.
Thanks! It was a fun little ornament to make. I hope you have fun making them with your grandkids, Carol!
This is so adorable. And so easy. Isn’t that the best combination?
Thanks, Debra! Yes, it’s great when a project turns out that way!
Such a cute idea!!
Thank you, Jenna! They were fun to make, too.
These are so cute! I love the nostalgic look they have.
Thanks, AnnMarie! I love the yarn and I’m trying to come up with other ways to use it, too.
Beverly, Love this! What a cute and simple idea and they make adorable Christmas ornaments! Thanks for sharing! Pinned and shared 🙂
Thanks! They are fun! Thanks so much for sharing! I appreciate it!
What a cute idea!!
I would love for you to share this with my Facebook Group for recipes, crafts, tips, and tricks: https://www.facebook.com/groups/pluckyrecipescraftstips/
Thanks for joining Cooking and Crafting with J & J!
Thanks, Jess! Thanks for the party!
This is adorable! My sister’s entire christmas decor is of candy and gingerbread – This is something we can do together with her kids! We just started the Whisk It Wednesday Link Party and I thought you might like to stop by tomorrow and share there too! Have a wonderful week! Carrie @ Carrie’s Home Cooking
Thank you, Carrie! This is an easy ornament to make. It would be great for your sister’s decor theme. I’ll be sure to stop by the party.
That is so cute! What a fun and simple ornament idea. Pinned.
Thanks, Joanne! I love simple projects like this! I appreciate the pin!
Such a cute Idea! Thanks for sharing it at Sew It Cook It Craft It.
Thanks, Lina! Thanks for the party.
How cute these lollipop ornaments look. they look great against the green christmas tree!Thank you for sharing at Sweet Inspiration Link Party 🙂
Thank you, Christina! I liked how easy they were to make. Thanks for the party!
Thank you so much for sharing on the Whisk It Wednesday Link Party. Make sure you stop by tomorrow and join us again! Hope that you and your family have a wonderful Thanksgiving! Carrie @ Carrie’s Home Cooking
Thanks for the party, Carrie. I’ll be sure to stop by.
Hello Miss Beverly, Just popping by from Shoestring Elegance and the What to do Weekends party to let you know I am Featuring your Sweet Lollipop ornament now on the blog! Thanks so much for sharing with us! Pinned to the party board too!
~Theresa
Thanks, Theresa! I just stopped by and also shared at this week’s party. I appreciate the feature and the pin.
Such fun!
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Thanks, Tracey Lee!
This is cute as can be and I love how easy it is! Thanks so much for sharing it on Party in your pjs! I’ve pinned and shared.
Thank you, Teresa!
Made a FEW, they look great on gift packages!