Scandinavian Painted Baking Soda Heart Ornaments. Use THREE simple kitchen ingredients to make adorable holiday ornaments and paint them with your kids!
Scandinavian Painted Baking Soda Heart Ornaments
Did you know you can make ornaments with baking soda? It’s super easy and all you need are THREE ingredients!! It only takes a few minutes to create the ornaments and 1 hour to cure.
Scandinavian Painted Baking Soda Heart Ornaments
Did you know you can make ornaments with baking soda? It’s super easy and all you need are THREE ingredients!! It only takes a few minutes to create the ornaments and 1 hour to cure.
22 Gorgeous DIY Ornaments to Make!
I am joining friends and we are all sharing DIY ornaments. Scroll down to hop over to all of the tutorials and make some handmade ornaments for the holidays!
15 Minute DIY Baking Soda Ornaments
In just 15 minutes you can have ornaments ready to pop in the oven and set up. Use your microwave to cook the ingredients, then roll the dough out and create handmade ornaments for your tree or as present toppers!
Kids Will Love Decorating Baking Soda Ornaments
Leave your baking soda ornaments the beautiful natural white color or paint them into whatever colors and designs your kids want to create!
Simple Designs to Paint on Baking Soda Ornaments
The thing I love most about Scandinavian design are the simple and clean overall look! With plain red paint you can create simple flower and snowflake designs that are perfect for creating holiday cheer!
Add Bells and Beads to Baking Soda Ornaments
Another design feature that I love about Scandinavian decor is the use of plain wood and beautiful bells for the holidays! I used leather cord to string simple wood beads and bells to hang up our handmade ornaments!
How to Make Baking Soda Ornaments
How to Make Baking Soda Ornaments
I used the Arm and Hammer recipe to make these ornaments. The only difference is that I cooked the dough in the microwave. To do this I poured the baking soda, cornstarch and warm water in a microwave-safe bowl and cooked it on high heat for 40 seconds. Then I stirred the dough and did this four times until the dough became thick and held together in a ball.
Add Baking Soda Ornaments to Holiday Packages
These handmade baking soda ornaments also make a gorgeous holiday gift topper. Friends and relatives will love seeing this handmade ornament on top of their gifts. Kids can also carve out a person’s name or stamp an initial into the dough ornament before it’s baked!
22 Gorgeous Handmade Ornaments
Today I'm joining some of my talented blogging friends for the Christmas Seasonal Simplicity Series. We're all sharing our DIY Christmas Ornament ideas with you today! Be sure to check out these fabulous ideas by clicking on the links below each image.
Simple DIY Wood Bead Ornaments at The Happy Housie
Rustic No-Sew Mitten Ornaments at Home Made Lovely
Easy DIY Christmas Ornaments at Clean & Scentsible
DIY Salt Dough Ornaments at Jennifer Maune
Anthropologie Inspired Vined Monogram Ornament at Craftberry Bush
DIY Stamped Christmas Ornament made with Clay at The DIY Mommy
Ikea Hack Keepsake Photo Ornament at Fynes Designs
How to Make a Gingerbread House Ornament at My Sweet Savannah
Baking Soda Scandinavian Painted Ornaments at Tatertots and Jello
DIY Leopard Print Christmas Ornaments at Love Create Celebrate
Easy DIY Christmas Sleigh Ornaments at A Pretty Life
DIY Stone Christmas Ornaments at Cherished Bliss
DIY Nordic Christmas Ornaments at This is Simplicite
Gingerbread Salt Dough Ornaments at Modern Glam
DIY Snowflake Ornaments at The Handmade Home
DIY Anthropologie Inspired Felt Letter Ornament at Zevy Joy
DIY Chicken Christmas Ornaments at Dans le Lakehouse
DIY Wood Finial Ornament at The Turquoise Home
Boho Orange Slice Ornament at Cassie Bustamante
DIY Star Garland at Life is a Party
Coach Gift Christmas Ornaments at Just a Girl & Her Blog
Upcycled Pine Cone Ornament at She Gave it a Go
Embroidery Hoop Ornaments
Farmhouse Frame Ornaments
Scandinavian Wood Ornaments
Which ornaments are YOUR favorite?
xoxo
Not sure if it’s my pinterest but I don’t see the baking instructions ??? can you help? Ours are cut out and just sitting on the counter.
Hi Jess!
You bake for 1 hour at 200 degrees 🙂
I don’t think I’ve ever tried a baking soda ornament recipe, I will have to try this out! Salt dough always seems to crack overtime. Thanks for sharing!
It’s so easy to make! I hope you try them 🙂
xoxo
I just adore all of your fun colorful creations! Perfection, friend!
i am a fan of the scandi vibes! SO cute!
Oh my, these are the prettiest ornaments! What a great idea Jen!
Thanks Jo-Anna! They are seriously so fun to make with the kids!
xoxo