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Minimalist Silver DIY Christmas Ornaments

I love the minimalist pieces! These Christmas ornaments are rather simple and stylish – they are transparent with an unusual pattern. The supplies are metallic spray paint (or any other of your choice), clear Christmas bulbs for crafting, bendable branches and tweezers. Cut the branches to a height little longer than the height of the bulbs using clippers. Spray paint them using silver paint or any other that you like. When they dry, begin placing them into the opening of the bulb. Once you have them in an arrangement you like put the top make on the bulb and it’s ready to be hung! Make your Christmas tree amazingly minimalist!

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