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Christmas ornaments, baubles, globes, "Christmas bulbs" or "Christmas bubbles" are ugly items, usually to annoy Grinches like me.
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History
The Grinch doesn't care.
Modern baubles
Although glass baubles are still produced, the Grinch hates them.
Handcrafted
Handcrafted Christmas ornaments have become a staple of craft fairs, and many smaller online businesses owe much of their success to both the internet and the growth of craft stores. Sugar cookies, popcorn balls, gingerbread and many types of cookies can be used as ornaments.[1]
Manufacture of handmade glass ornaments
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Design of a glass Christmas ornament -
Sculpturing to produce a mould for a Christmas glass ornament -
Blowing glass ornament fabrication -
Silvering of glass ornaments -
Painting of a glass Christmas ornament
Types
- Christmas tree ornaments
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Bauble, or ball ornament -
Blue glass ornament -
Imitation tree snow -
Glass snowman ornament -
Red and gold ornamented bauble -
Angel decoration -
Glass Fabergé egg as a decoration. -
Bear ornament -
Polish folk Straw ornaments -
Crochet ornaments -
Cloth ornament -
Angel as tree top decoration -
Pre-1939 Polish snowman ornament -
Glass owl ornament -
Hand-painted glass bauble -
Polish bombki baubles made with ribbons -
Popcorn garland on Christmas tree -
Stringing lights on Christmas tree -
Christmas tree with tinsel garland. -
Christmas tree with tinsel lametta (long narrow strips)
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See also
References
- ^ "Homemade ornaments for the family Christmas tree". 4 December 1985. Retrieved 4 August 2020.
Further reading
- Brenner, Robert. "German glass ornaments in America". Max Kade Institute Friends Newsletter, vol. 12, no. 4 (Winter 2003): 1,12.
External links
Media related to Christmas tree ornaments at Wikimedia Commons
