One great thing about Christmas trees — there’s always room for one more ornament! We create a craft idea each month in our local parenting magazine, and for the December issue we shared these fun Magic Yarn Ornaments.
We made these ornaments using leftover liquid starch from this project, yarn and balloons… so we had all the supplies on hand already. If you don’t have the starch you can pick some up at the grocery store (near other ironing supplies). Head over to Raising Arizona Kids for the full instructions.
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If you don’t have the starch you can pick some up at the grocery
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