This week’s project was picture frame ornaments, chosen by MaryAnn at Stirrin It Up.
This is a really simple craft that would be great to do with kids. You print out the template, trace onto card stock and them glue and glitter them, after punching a hole at the top. Once the glitter dries, you 
make a cut out in one of them and glue a photo in it and then glue the back on. Very, very easy. Even I could do it.
In full disclosure I used Martha’s glitter glue and glitter that they sent me. I have to say I was quite pleased with the quality of both. The glitter glue has a brush attached inside the lid – just like rubber cement jars and I found that to be very convenient. Martha’s glitter was, as always, very nice.
Martha and Me 
This is too cute! I love it and will have to make a few of these.
Thanks for giving me so many great ideas this year. I’m trying to buy less, make more–so this is just what I need to read.
Yours looks great! My post is up finally 🙂
http://sassysuppers.blogspot.com/2009/12/martha-monday-christmas-ornament.html
I am very impressed that you made the hard ornaments! I think yours are great.
This should be a great activity to do with my grand-daughter! Thanks for the suggestion.
What a great idea! I’m definitely going to try this with my craft-loving kids. Thanks for the tip.
I had so much fun doing this project! Here’s my ornament:
http://robynsnestblog.blogspot.com/2009/12/martha-mondays-picture-frame-ornaments.html
Yours look terrific. I cheated and didn’t do the thing where you make an X and peel back the space for the photo- I just cut it out!
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Hi,
I’m having an issue with getting the right size of the family picture to fit into the frame size of the templates provided on Martha Stewarts craft site. I did crop the picture but its still too big (family of 4) to fit into the templates provided.Any suggestions? I could resize the template but im afraid I’ll alter the design while doing it.
I don’t have any suggestions for you on this one, other than to choose a photo that has a lot of blank space so you can crop a lot around the edges.