This Doughnut Christmas Ornament is a Delicious Decoration
Ashley Noelle Lesiak — December 29, 2013 — Art & Design
References: etsy
Who needs candy canes when you can decorate your tree with a doughnut Christmas ornament? This yummy holiday accessory will look delicious on your tree and make you even more hungry for the holidays.
This doughnut Christmas ornament is handmade by the incredibly talented Etsy artist DanielleLondon. You can get your own knitted doughnut in with pink or chocolate frosting to suit your taste. On top of the frosting, there are even little sprinkles made with thin beads. The detail of these creations is on-point and what's great about them is that they'll fit in your special someone's stocking no problem.
This doughnut Christmas ornament is handmade by the incredibly talented Etsy artist DanielleLondon. You can get your own knitted doughnut in with pink or chocolate frosting to suit your taste. On top of the frosting, there are even little sprinkles made with thin beads. The detail of these creations is on-point and what's great about them is that they'll fit in your special someone's stocking no problem.
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