I used one completed ornament in a small greenery wreath. The round wood base sits flat and the sparkle shows up well in daylight.

I added the twine after finishing and tucked one ornament into a holiday card. It felt more personal than a store-bought decoration.

The tiny drills can roll away if the table gets bumped, so I worked over a tray. Once I slowed down, the ornament came together nicely.

The symbols and colors on the blank helped me keep my place. I only opened the color packet I needed, which kept the table from getting messy.

I finished the six designs over a few evenings. They look cheerful together without being too heavy on the tree.

The finished wooden ornament is light enough for a smaller branch. The predrilled hole and included twine made hanging it straightforward.

Two of us worked on separate designs at the kitchen table. The tray and wax were simple to use and cleanup was quick.

The mix of rhinestones and pearl-like pieces gives the finished design more texture than I expected. It catches the tree lights nicely.

The first ornament is only partly finished in my photo, but the colors already look bright. I like being able to stop and come back later.

I worked on one ornament for about half an hour at a time. The printed guide was easy to follow and the pen picked up the drills well.

I poured one color at a time into the tray and kept the other packets closed. That made the small pieces much easier to manage.

The little drill bags, tray, pen, wax, wooden blanks, and twine were all together when I opened the package. It looks like a fun weekend project.

Some of the smallest pieces took extra care to place straight, but the included pen helped. Overall I am happy with how the set turned out.

The red, green, white, and gold tones look festive together. The finished designs are easy to recognize from across the room.

There were enough designs to keep the set interesting without turning it into a huge project. I finished them across several short sessions.

The printed placement areas kept the project manageable. I enjoyed watching the picture fill in a little at a time.

I covered my open drills and left the half-finished piece on a shelf overnight. It was easy to pick up where I left off the next day.

The wooden blanks are thin and light, so the finished ornaments do not pull down the branches. The designs still stand out.

I did not need to hunt for a separate applicator or tray. Having the pen, wax, and twine in the kit made it easy to start.

This was exactly the kind of quiet craft I wanted. The steps are repetitive in a good way and the finished piece feels rewarding.