floating up to the top of the layer of cement.
I mean, I practically had to duck because there were just too many ideas to handle!I narrowed it down to just a few of my favorites though, so here they are!.
The first idea I had was to add some black and white photos to our simple dining room tree.I love the look of photo ornaments on a tree and I’ve wanted to do something like that for a long time, but the idea of making an ornament out of each and every photo that I wanted to use always seems so daunting to me.So this is the super simple version!.
I had black and white prints made of a bunch of my favorite photos from this year, and special old family photos too.. It’s a good idea to get copies printed especially for this purpose because everyone who comes to your house will come up and touch the photos when they look at them, which is just fine!A tree like this is a great way to share family moments and to create conversation too!
Babies will be fascinated by all the photos too and will probably grab them off the tree and maybe even take a bite out of them.
Ask me how I know.You kind of need to take a running leap at these things when you.
only work an hour or so a day.So, anyway.. Once you have your shapes all cut out, bake them in an oven preheated to 350 for about 7 minutes, rotating your pans halfway through.
We used mini cookie cutters, which were the perfect size for making little sandwich cookies, but if you use larger cutters, you may need to increase your baking time by a minute or 2.. Yum!Ready for decorating or eating just as they are!