Christmas Crafts: How to Make Christmas Ornament Vases

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Steps

Difficulty

Easy

Time Required

1Hour

Estimated Cost

$$$

Clear vase holding red and gold Christmas ornaments, candy canes and a plastic snowman.

What You Need for This Project

Tools

Utility Knife

Materials

Christmas Ornaments

Packing Tape

Two-Sided Tape

Additional Material

Use a leftover can from vegetables or soup to create your vase base! Make sure you thoroughly clean the can before you start creating your Christmas Ornament vase.

How to Make Christmas Ornament Vases

Step One

Construct the Vase

For a tall vase: use clear shipping tape to stack one can on another.
Wrap strips of two-sided tape -- each strip is about 13-3/8 inches long -- around the can.
Remove the backing from the first two strips.

Step Two

Attach the Christmas Ornaments

With the can resting on a flat surface, lightly press Christmas ornaments against the tape with the neck facing down and touching the can to cover it.
The ornaments on the bottom row should just touch the work surface.

Close-up of green, purple, silver and gold Christmas ornaments in a box

Step Three

Complete Your Vase

After you arrange the bottom row, press the Christmas ornaments firmly against the tape to hold them in place.
Remove the remaining backing strips as you work your way up the can sides adding rows of ornaments.
The top row should cover the top edge of the can.

How To Terms

Tools, products, materials, techniques, building codes, and local regulations change; therefore, Lowe's assumes no liability for omissions, errors, or the outcome of any project. The reader must always exercise reasonable caution, follow current codes and regulations that may apply, and is urged to consult with a licensed professional if in doubt about any procedures.