Consider giving your Christmas tree ornaments a vintage look using an ingredient you already have in your kitchen. Here's how to create rusty snowflakes.

Test your craft skills with these creative ideas for DIY Christmas ornaments. They're easy and fun to make, and can be given as homemade Christmas gifts, too!

First, mix 1 cup of non-oil-based paint with 1 tablespoon of baking soda. You can add more baking soda, a little at a time if you want your ornaments to have a rougher finish.

When dry and cool, paint or decorate the ornaments as desired, then after the paint is set (approxiamately 24 hours), glaze the finished ornaments.

Get crafty this holiday season, Amy Latta shares some paint by number projects that anyone can do! Customize your own nutcracker or bring a personal photo to life with help from Masterpiece by Number.

Once combined, add 2 ounces of matte finish craft paint. Paint clear plastic ornaments with the mixture, adding coats until the ornament is opaque.

The Society of National Painters announced the opportunity to paint ornaments for the White House tree at the end of the summer. Carter painted two, and both of her ornaments got picked to go on ...

Members of Grand Junction’s Brush and Palette Club recently participated in a special Colorado event: the painting of ornaments for the 2020 U.S. Capitol Christmas tree for the U.S. Capitol ...

NORTH -- North Branch Library patrons of all ages helped trim the library's tree this year. Library users painted plaster craft ornaments and made bows to go on the tree, which was illuminated ...