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Lightbulb Christmas Ornaments

December 13, 2010 by Amanda Formaro

As incandescent light bulbs become a thing of the past, so will the opportunity to create pretty ornaments from them when they burn out. I still save the burnt out ones to make new ornaments, though the ones I’m showing you here are ornaments that I made back in 2000. So yes, these are mine (even if you’ve seen them posted somewhere else, they’ve been stolen from my blog several times 🙁 ), I’m tooting my own horn in this post. Hope you guys don’t mind! 🙂 You can find the tutorials on my personal blog below:

 

Light Bulb Penguin Ornament
Christmas Tree Light Bulb Ornament
Light Bulb Snowman Ornament
Light Bulb Angel Ornament

Looking for more ideas with lightbulbs? Check out these DIY Recycled Lightbulb Crafts

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