If you've got a few hours this weekend, pick up some plain glass balls at a craft store, assemble some bits and pieces from your garden, and you're ready to go. Most glass ball ornaments have a simple hook closure that's easy to pop off and on. Just be careful of your fingertips, as the raw edge of the opening might be sharp.
If you're not in a DIY mood, here are a few handmade botanical ornaments to choose from (pictured, left to right):
• Single Spruce Ornament from onegiftoneworld, $9 on Etsy.
• Sleeping Little Oak Tree Ornament from onegiftoneworld, $26 on Etsy.
• Yarrow Bulb/Tallow Bulb from Land Rich, $10 for a small ornament, $14 for large.
• A little DIY terrarium ornament inspiration from Amy Merrick on Design*Sponge.
(Images: Etsy; Land Rich; Design*Sponge)





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Really pretty. But. They. Are. Green. Green like a Christmas tree. Camouflaged green like a Christmas tree. Maybe to hang elsewhere, unless you like your ornaments in stealth mode.
... or want your holiday tree to have pets or babies???
I agree with paintitbright, but think these would be great for when you are displaying ornaments on a stand, or by a window!
i also love the idea of these:
http://www.anthropologie.com/anthro/catalog/productdetail.jsp?subCategoryId=HOME-HOLIDAY-ORNAMENTS&id=983323&catId=HOME-HOLIDAY&pushId=HOME-HOLIDAY&popId=HOME&sortProperties=&navCount=110&navAction=top&fromCategoryPage=true&selectedProductSize=&selectedProductSize1=&color=100&colorName=CLEAR&isSubcategory=true&isProduct=true&isBigImage=&templateType=