Jello Mold & Tart Tin Christmas Ornaments

I love repurposing things into Christmas ornaments and today I’m sharing how I used these some vintage jello molds and tart tins to do just that.

How to make vintage tart tin Christmas ornaments

And here’s what I did with the jello molds from this thrifted finds post.

Tart Tin and Jello Mold Christmas Ornaments

I drilled two holes into each mold and tart tin using a small metal drill bit.

 

Tart Tin and Jello Mold Christmas Ornaments

Strung each with some jute twine.

Tart Tin and Jello Mold Christmas Ornaments

When I had all the molds and tart tins drilled and strung I started playing with these vintage plastic reflectors from this thrifted finds post.

Tart Tin and Jello Mold Christmas Ornaments

 

I chose different types and colours turning these…

 

Tart Tin and Jello Mold Christmas Ornaments

into these.

I added vintage glass ball ornaments to the middle of two of the reflectors, and the other four have salvaged rhinestones from vintage broken brooches as their centres. All were glued in place using Marine GOOP adhesive.

Tart Tin and Jello Mold Christmas Ornaments

Here’s another set of jello molds…

 

Tart Tin and Jello Mold Christmas Ornaments

that became these… all of these have vintage glass ball ornaments as their centres.

Tart Tin and Jello Mold Christmas Ornaments

Here’s a set of tart tins that I thrifted a while back.

 

Tart Tin and Jello Mold Christmas Ornaments

Now they look like this.

Tart Tin and Jello Mold Christmas Ornaments

Making tart tin ornament is pretty quick and easy, and the possibilities are really endless.

 

 Don’t forget to pin it!

How to make vintage tart tin Christmas ornaments

Thanks so much for reading, and until next time…

keep on keepin’ on!

XOX

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16 Comments

  1. Oh I love them Tuula! I wondered what you would do with those light reflectors! You are a Christmas genius!! Nice job!

  2. Oh so pretty! Would love to see them on a vintage tree!

  3. I just can't get over your great ideas! Can't wait to find some tins and make my own!

  4. Well, aren't you the Christmas tart! Wait, that sounded terrible. Love these – did you paint the tins first or is that reflection? I am thinking feather tree for these.

  5. Oh, that turned out beautiful. I love that you are incorporating beautiful vintage finds on your Christmas tree. I also love the bright plastic reflectors you added.

  6. Oh these are so beautiful. I love this idea. Thanks so much for linking to Inspire Me and I hope you and your family have a very Happy and Blessed Thanksgiving. Hugs, Marty

  7. Hi Tuula, wow you are so talented and creative! I LOVE these ornaments that you made. I really love homemade ornaments and I see that you are talented with a drill, which I could never do. Thanks so much for following my blog and I am now following you too! I do hope that you received the package in the mail. Please let me know, that would be great. Take care and thanks again. Julie at julieslifestyle.blogspot.com

  8. I absolutely love these! Thank you so much for linking up to Twirl & Take a Bow.
    Pinning this!

    – Brooke –