3 Glitzy Wooden Star Projects To Ring in the New Year

Drill holes in multiple wooden stars at once. Align a stack of two or three stars and use a drill to pierce a hole through all at the same time.

Use an electric drill to add two holes on each side of the wooden star. This will allow a thread to be placed through the star to create the garland.

Use a sponge brush to apply a thick layer of decoupage glue to the wooden star.

Shake on a thick layer of glitter to the decoupage glue on the wooden stars.

Let the batch of gold glitter stars dry for several hours before threading them through string to make the garland.

Measure 6' of gold string to thread through the drilled holes in the glitter, wood stars.

Thread the glitter wooden star with an embroidery needle through the two drilled holes.

Thread the gold string through the two holes on the glitter star using an embroidery needle.

Tie a knot at the end of the string on the garland. This knot will allow you to display on the wall.

HGTV Handmade's Danielle Boaz makes the cutest wooden stars for her New Year's Eve decor. To make your own, you will need 2’’ wooden stars, decoupage glue, gold string, gold and silver glitter, an embroidery needle, a plastic headband, glittery ribbon, a low-temp hot glue gun, drill, jewelry wire, gold and silver metallic paint and toothpicks.

Arrange the wooden stars to fit your chosen headband.

Arrange the wooden stars in a pattern that fits the plastic headband. Next, paint a coat of decoupage glue to the star. Shake a generous amount of glitter onto the star, then let dry. Once dry, add a dot of glue from a low-temp hot glue gun to the back of each wooden star and affix it to the jewelry wire on the headband. Once secure and all the stars are placed on the headband, add another coat of decoupage glue to the back and shake on a generous amount of glitter. Leave the headband to dry for several hours.

Shake on a thick layer of glitter to the decoupage glue on the wooden stars.

Start by measuring jewelry wire around the plastic headband. Next, cut the cord and wrap the ends of the wire tightly around the middle part of the plastic headband. Then use a low-temp hot glue gun to add a bead of glue to the bottoms of the plastic headband. Now wrap the glitter string starting at the ends and wrapping tightly up the headband. Once to the other end, add a bead of glue from a low-temp hot glue gun to secure ends.

Start by measuring jewelry wire around the plastic headband. Next, cut the cord and wrap the ends of the wire tightly around the middle part of the plastic headband. Then use a low-temp hot glue gun to add a bead of glue to the bottoms of the plastic headband. Now wrap the glitter string starting at the ends and wrapping tightly up the headband. Once to the other end, add a bead of glue from a low-temp hot glue gun to secure ends.

Start by measuring jewelry wire around the plastic headband. Next, cut the cord and wrap the ends of the wire tightly around the middle part of the plastic headband. Then use a low-temp hot glue gun to add a bead of glue to the bottoms of the plastic headband. Now wrap the glitter string starting at the ends and wrapping tightly up the headband. Once to the other end, add a bead of glue from a low-temp hot glue gun to secure ends.

Start by measuring jewelry wire around the plastic headband. Next, cut the cord and wrap the ends of the wire tightly around the middle part of the plastic headband. Then use a low-temp hot glue gun to add a bead of glue to the bottoms of the plastic headband. Now wrap the glitter string starting at the ends and wrapping tightly up the headband. Once to the other end, add a bead of glue from a low-temp hot glue gun to secure ends.

Start by measuring jewelry wire around the plastic headband. Next, cut the cord and wrap the ends of the wire tightly around the middle part of the plastic headband. Then use a low-temp hot glue gun to add a bead of glue to the bottoms of the plastic headband. Now wrap the glitter string starting at the ends and wrapping tightly up the headband. Once to the other end, add a bead of glue from a low-temp hot glue gun to secure ends.

Arrange the wooden stars in a pattern that fits the plastic headband. Next, paint a coat of decoupage glue to the star. Shake a generous amount of glitter onto the star, then let dry. Once dry, add a dot of glue from a low-temp hot glue gun to the back of each wooden star and affix it to the jewelry wire on the headband. Once secure and all the stars are placed on the headband, add another coat of decoupage glue to the back and shake on a generous amount of glitter. Leave the headband to dry for several hours.

Arrange the wooden stars in a pattern that fits the plastic headband. Next, paint a coat of decoupage glue to the star. Shake a generous amount of glitter onto the star, then let dry. Once dry, add a dot of glue from a low-temp hot glue gun to the back of each wooden star and affix it to the jewelry wire on the headband. Once secure and all the stars are placed on the headband, add another coat of decoupage glue to the back and shake on a generous amount of glitter. Leave the headband to dry for several hours.

Arrange the wooden stars in a pattern that fits the plastic headband. Next, paint a coat of decoupage glue to the star. Shake a generous amount of glitter onto the star, then let dry. Once dry, add a dot of glue from a low-temp hot glue gun to the back of each wooden star and affix it to the jewelry wire on the headband. Once secure and all the stars are placed on the headband, add another coat of decoupage glue to the back and shake on a generous amount of glitter. Leave the headband to dry for several hours.

Arrange the wooden stars in a pattern that fits the plastic headband. Next, paint a coat of decoupage glue to the star. Shake a generous amount of glitter onto the star, then let dry. Once dry, add a dot of glue from a low-temp hot glue gun to the back of each wooden star and affix it to the jewelry wire on the headband. Once secure and all the stars are placed on the headband, add another coat of decoupage glue to the back and shake on a generous amount of glitter. Leave the headband to dry for several hours.

HGTV Handmade's Danielle Boaz makes the cutest wooden stars for her New Year's Eve decor. To make your own, you will need 2’’ wooden stars, decoupage glue, gold string, gold and silver glitter, an embroidery needle, a plastic headband, glittery ribbon, a low-temp hot glue gun, drill, jewelry wire, gold and silver metallic paint and toothpicks.

Add a toothpick to the dab of hot glue on the back of the wooden star.

Use a small paintbrush to paint metallic paint onto the wooden stars. Then place them into a mold to dry.

HGTV Handmade's Danielle Boaz makes the cutest wooden stars for her New Year's Eve decor. To make your own, you will need 2’’ wooden stars, decoupage glue, gold string, gold and silver glitter, an embroidery needle, a plastic headband, glittery ribbon, a low-temp hot glue gun, drill, jewelry wire, gold and silver metallic paint and toothpicks.