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Geometry for the Holidays
While mosaics aren’t traditionally associated with Christmas, they are certainly a worthwhile technique for making holiday-themed items. Moreover, they can be a simple method to produce wonderful, lively images for any occasion. Thus, here are some Christmas mosaic patterns to keep you occupied in the run up to December 25th. Overall, they are wonderful little pieces that can be decorations for larger items, or individual little gems that will grace any place you put them. Of course, they are also fun little nothings that may also decorate some presents or Christmas clothing. Indeed, ugly Christmas sweater, anyone?
Christmas Bulb Ornament
Designer: Jess Coppom
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Candy Canes Mosaic
Next, a Christmas mosaic doesn’t need square tiles. Therefore here is a traditional image made using almost houndstooth elements enabling a greater resolution and a finer image.
Designer: Robyn B Kaleta
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more info about project also here.
Country Christmas Church
Of course, one of the most iconic Christmas mosaic images is a country church in a snowy field. Indeed, this a particularly good example of a picture for mosaic making.
Designer: StringyDingDing
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Mosaic Christmas
However, a Christmas mosaic can also be a little more abstract. To this point, here is a tree and snowflakes pattern that’s both festive and very modern.
Designer: BebaBlanket
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more info about project photographed here.
Stained Glass Star Ornaments
Finally, one of the most common ornaments for Christmas are stained glass designs. Therefore, here is a stained glass Christmas mosaic. Moreover, even though each one is a mosaic in itself, they can also be building blocks for a larger mosaic as well. Amazing!
Designer: Madlandia Forever
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more info about project photographed here.
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