My friend, Monica and I had been planning a vintage glitter house making party since last year. Something so epic needed lots of mental preparation. We thought about it too late last year, so we had resolved to get on it nice and early this time around!
I figured they would go beautifully with my white Christmas tree this year! I just LOVE the beautiful vintage pastels against the white tree and white lights.
We made some larger houses out of cardboard, including my teal church pictured here. I discovered it was way easier to print out a template onto card stock and cut it out! Use my free template.
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You will need:
Cardboard or cardstock/heavy paper
Scissors
Tape and hot glue or glue sticks
Craft paint and brushes
Colored glitter
Decorative snow
Battery operated tea lights
Bottle brush trees (I found mine at Walmart for 75 Cents each)
Glitter is not for the faint of heart.
It will get messy!
I’m joining up with a group of talented bloggers to bring you this great round up of 30+ handmade Christmas ornaments! Check them all out and pin away!
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LOVE!! Thanks for the template – these houses are so stinkin’ awesome!
This is just too cool for words! And that tree! Holy moly, it’s gorgeous! Love the Pandora playing in the background. That’s exactly how I craft, LOL!
I LOVE little Christmas houses, so I adore your ornament!
These are gorgeous! You could really get creative with these…love them!
Thanks Christy! Yea, definitely… we’re making plans to have another glitter party to make more :)
What a cute ornament. I absolutely love the pastel ornaments with the white tree, they don’t get lost in the tree. Such a cute look.
Thanks for the kind words Jillian!
I couldn’t tell you had made the houses out of cardboard. They turned out lovely! I adore the colors you used.
Thanks, Steph! I know, I loved that about them too :)
So pretty and elegant! I know you are going to really enjoy having these on display all through the holidays.
Thanks so much, Paula! I am so in love with the pastel colors for Christmas!