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    An Ornament For A Music Teacher

    Christmas Ornament For A Music Teacher
    If you read my blog regularly, you know that this year I have posted many glass ornament tutorials.  Well, I have a new one!  This ornament is for Kate's piano teacher, Mrs. Elliott.  I was putting together a basket of goodies for her, and thought it needed something more.  Then, I thought about how much she loves music and how appreciative we are that she has blessed our daughter with the gift of reading music.  So, I thought, why not an ornament filled with sheet music.  I have already made a Game Ticket in a Glass Ornament, so I just followed the same steps.
    First, I looked up "Jingle Bells Sheet Music" on Google.  I printed it out on cream colored card stock, then cut it into strips.  (I only used the strips of sheet music, and left the words out.)  Next, I twisted the strips around a pencil and stuffed them into the top of the ornament.  Finally, I put the lid back on and tied cream and black ribbon to the top.  I think it looks gorgeous!
    If you are looking for some very nice, but inexpensive gift ideas for teachers, neighbors, friends, or family members, just take a look around Mom 4 Real.  I have posted tons of easy ideas using glass ornaments as well as some other cute and easy ideas!

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    Comments

    1. Agmradio says

      December 20, 2011 at 1:29 pm

      Absolutely ingenious (: love it! Thank you for sharing. Merry almost Christmas to you and yours.
      Judy

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    2. The Southern Product Queen says

      December 20, 2011 at 7:55 pm

      Omg, love this idea! Thanks for sharing! Saw you on Tipjunkie. I'm having a linky party on my blog too! Please feel free to link up! Here is the address! http://www.thesouthernproductqueen.com/2011/12/20/linky-party-2/

      Reply
    3. Michele Alger says

      December 21, 2011 at 8:06 am

      Love this! Thank you for a wonderful, fast and easy gift idea!

      Reply

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