DIY Disney ornaments!
This is for the November Tip-Top Techniques Challenge. You can read more about it on the blog here. These were made from McD’s Happy Meal Toys that came out in 2002. I hacked off their bases and added little bits, baubles and doo-dads from the craft store to make them more “festive” and used screw eyes on the top to add ribbon for hanging. Very time-consuming, but cheap Disney ornaments when we couldn’t afford to buy the expensive ones in the parks. There were 100 different characters released and it took me several years to track down each one thru garage sales, second-hand stores and eBay. I eventually made two complete sets- one for each of my daughters for when they finally have their own Christmas trees. These are just a few of my favorites
Disney DIY Ornaments- November Tip-Top Technique Challenge
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About the Author: Nancy Burke
Nancy is the owner of Disney Creative Co. and Scraps & Ink Crafts. She visits Walt Disney World several times per year with family and friends where she finds endless inspiration for all her crafty endeavors. She's been known to run with scissors and colors outside the lines. Her favorite color is glitter.
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These are brilliant Nancy! You have two lucky girls 🙂
I absolutely love this idea. Your tree (and your daughter’s future trees) will be SO magical!!
These are SO cute! Almost makes me wish I had tried to collect the Happy Meal toys!
Wow just love these ,what a good idea . I have a huge box full of all the Disney play sets from when the kids were little .I shall set about remaking them ready for next Christmas