Hanging Christmas Ornament Reverse Canvas

With red, black and white Rae Dunn inspired Christmas bulbs, this Hanging Ornament Reverse Canvas is one piece of DIY Christmas Decor that you’re not gonna want to miss! It’s fun, it’s gorgeous, it’s affordable, and it’s easy to make. Whats not to love!?

We make a ton of easy and affordable DIY Holiday projects in my private crafting group, The CRafterparty, but this one is one of my favorites!

It’s gotta be that red, black, and white theme that I love so much for Christmas. How cute does this look with all the other crafts we made this year Live over on my Facebook page? That Wooden Shim Christmas Tree is another fan fave.

A whole bunch of DIY red black and white christmas decorations on a bookshelf staged with the completed hanging ornament reverse canvas.

I love that it can be made in so many ways, so many styles, and so many colors depending on how you love to craft and decorate for Christmas. No two Hanging Christmas Ornament Reverse Canvases will look the same.

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Supplies Needed to Make a Hanging Christmas Ornament Reverse Canvas

Supplies needed to make a hanging ornament reverse canvas with bulbs and a stretched canvas and ribbon.

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Learn to make this Hanging Christmas Ornament Reverse Canvas

When creating your own unique creations I encourage you to think outside of the box! Use what you see simply as inspiration to make it your own. My goal is to INSPIRE you and that is why this site is filled with hundreds (literally) of free tutorials and ideas. The CRafterparty is a more intimate, VIP experience where I share exclusive tutorials like this Hanging Christmas Ornament Reverse Canvas where I provide a supply list so you can craft along, and encourage you to complete it along the way!

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The supply list to complete the Christmas project.

You can make this Hanging Ornament Reverse Canvas in any color or style imaginable! You could go vintage with homespun fabric and twine and lacy ornaments. You could go farmhouse and stick with black and white. Or you could go traditional with some good ‘ole red and green.

The possibilities are endless, and they are up to you!

I decided to use some Rae Dunn inspired ornament bulbs that I found at Walmart. Red, black and white of course! Along with some silver bells for good measure.

The rae dunn inspired red, black, and white ornaments hanging from black twine down the center of the canvas.

We made a big ‘ole messy bow that matches just perfectly, and stuck that right on the top.

A big messy bow with red and white check ribbon and black pom pom trim at the top of the project.

It’s simple, yet elegant and fun!

A birds eye view of the completed DIY christmas project showing the big messy bow.

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