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These are so pretty the way you have made them up. Like they are wearig their make up! A great repurpose and it can even be used as decoration for Valentine’s day!
Haha, wearing makeup, you are so funny! I need some makeup right now too! I haven’t thought about using them for Valentine’s… and they are now in the deepest part of the storage room. I will have to think about something else instead
Pili, These ornaments are super cute!! Love that you repurposed these old light bulbs and they look so great with the red glitter!! Can’t wait to see the Merry Christmas sign tutorial!! 🙂
Thank you so much Keri!! Aren’t they cute? The best thing is they are really fast to make and cost nothing!
The tutorial is coming… Lol
Hahaha, so funny to see the ornaments, you are super prepared for Christmas already Pili! They look really nice, I love the idea! The sign is so nice as well!!!
Yes! I am fully prepared for next Christmas! But am I the only one who plans to make lots of things and end up doing just a few? So that won’t happen next Christmas lol
Pretty! I love the idea of getting Christmas projects done early! I often have plans to do just that, but then the next thing I know, it’s December!
That’s it, Beverly!! So not this year with my light bulbs 😉
how fun and how easy! I love the way your burnt out lightbulbs turned into lovely ornaments! You know, i think in the back of the cabinet I have some bulbs that look similar so I can make my own! woot!
I can see you in the light bulb hunt, lol!
Thanks for stopping by, ladies!
So adorable…I think they are perfect for Valentine’s as well!
Yes, they would look great on Valentine’s too! Thanks for the suggestion, I will keep it in mind for the next light bulbs I get 🙂
These are clever and easy to make ornaments. Thanks for sharing them at the Over the Moon Link Party.
My pleasure, Sandy!! Thanks so much for hosting and visiting!
What a perfect idea for the light bulbs that don’t work anymore.
Thanks Pili for joining and sharing this at Cooking and Crafting with J&J!
It is another way to upcycle things that are not useful anymore. Thanks for visiting, Julie!
I just cleaned out and organized throughout January. What did I do? Tossed out some of these bulbs! UGH!!! I love this and wish I saved them because these are so adorable!
Now I know… and thank you for the next time! =)
Thank you for sharing at Homemade and Handcrafted! It’s a pin for sure!
I know that feeling, Robin!! The good news is that there are always light bulbs in a house, so sooner or later you will have some.
Have a great week!
Oh gosh…so cute!!
Thanks for joining Cooking and Crafting with J & J!
Thanks, Jess!!
I am pinning these to make these next Christmas Pili. I don’t know why I hadn’t though of this earlier, they look so effective but are very simple to do. I think these would be a very nice addition to my tree next year.
Sally @ Life Loving
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They are not the typical ornaments but I think they would look nice on the tree too!
Have a wonderful week, Sally!
I have never thought about saving light bulbs and using them in the Christmas decor! These would also look great in a wreath. I think of all these great things I want to do for Christmas and then I forget, trying to complete them as I decorate, this is a great idea to complete them off season so it’s not such a rush! And they turned out adorable!
Making a wreath using light bulbs sounds great, Nikki! I love to have a blogging “family” which always inspire me to try new things! Thanks so much!!
Oh they’re so cute Pili! Thanks for sharing at Five Star Frou-Frou. Love, Mimi xxx
Awww, thank you so much Mimi!!
Hi Pili,
Good for you! Once the holiday is over, all the intentions I had of making things gets put away until the next year… and the cycle continues. 🙂 You are just ahead of everyone else in being prepared for next Christmas. 🙂 These turned out really cute by the way.
Thanks for sharing and for partying with us at #TalentedTuesday.
Cheers,
AJ
I love to make things not in a rush because then I stress myself and end up doing nothing. But eventually I am sure next Christmas I will have to rush anyway to finish some other things, the never ending story!
These are too cute! I have an aunt that would wear these as earrings. 😉 Thanks for sharing at Your Inspired Design!
Well, that can be another use for those light bulbs! Fashion earrings!
Thanks for stopping by, Holly!
I would be scared to do my own ornaments. That they might overheat or crack or something. They look fantastic!
Of course if they fall they will crack lol, but as they cost nothing I wouldn’t worry too much. Glad you like them Stella!
They are really pretty Pili and such a great way to re-purpose light bulbs. Far better than them ending up on some landfill somewhere. And that Merry Christmas sign, wow, super!!!!
There’s too much trash out there so it’s better we recycle as much as we can. Also it help us saving some money as we don’t need to buy ornaments anywhere
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