This site has a couple of ideas.
http://www.diskuspublishing.com/otorna.html
I also posted a potpourri ornament under the other ornament post.

Donna, You could make muslin gingers and scent them. First you make small muslin gingerbread men (stuffed). Then you scent and stain them with the following. Brew up some coffee, and add vanilla and cinnamon to it and mix well. Then I use a sponge brush to brush this all over the ornie, both sides. Put this on a towel lined cookie sheet in a low oven 225 with the door open and bake until dry... aprox 20 minutes remembering to turn.Perhaps in the middle of the oven for placement. If you like a really grungy look you can rub ground cinnamon into it after it comes out of the oven.

If you have a favorite dough recipe you can make the same gingers and then dip them in scented wax, but remember to make a hole at the top for your string and to dip with. You might want to replace the string with some homespun after drying them on wax paper.

You can look up my post for cinnamon clay here and make up a pot pourri with some of those adding small pinecones , cinnamon stix and any type red berry (real or artificial) and tie it up with homespun. There are a couple for you. Irene

Evelyn, Thanks for the site. I will check it out. Irene, thanks for the tip. I may give it a try. Sounds easy enough. I knew I could count on You guys to help me out. Have a great day. Donna

If you want something really simple, you can use some twigs with pretty bark and ribbon or strips of gingham to make crosses for the tree. Maybe to make sure they are sturdy, you could tie them with wire and then cover that with the ribbon. Use the wire to make a loop to hang with.

You may or may not (lol) find something to help you on any of these pages :)

http://members.tripod.com/~cstitcher/christmascrafts.html
http://www.craftfreebies.com/Christmas.html

http://www.freecraftz.com/gallery.html