Adorn it with our three ornaments and a garland all using bits of jewelry.
We took a cue from Mother Nature's winter
wardrobe for this gem of a tabletop tree, all dressed up in shades of
icy blue, pale pink, and citrine. If you can string a bead, you can
borrow her look with these jewelry-esque ornaments made from geodes,
quartz, and shiny glass spheres.
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1. Chic Icicles
Make shimmery, dangling strands by grouping clear and light-pink quartz points on jewelry wire, adding a loop to each end, and attaching metallic cord.[MAKE THIS: Quartz Icicle Ornaments]
2. Earthy Geodes
Snip off an agate pendant's jump ring and thread gold cord through the remaining loop for an instant ornament (or an extraspecial gift tag).[MAKE THIS: Agate Pendant Ornaments]
3. Swirled Stones
For the marbled ornaments, remove the top, add a teaspoon each of two paint colors mixed with marbling medium, swirl, and dry. For the flashy one, brush glue on the bottom and roll in glitter.[MAKE THESE: Marbled Ornaments]
4. Delicate Garland
To mimic icy branches, use a saw to cut clear acrylic tubing into three-inch pieces, then string them on gray cord with crystalline chalcedony beads.[MAKE THIS: Crystal Bead Garland]
Feeling inspired? Now, watch how to pot your Christmas tree:
