Collection: Handcrafted Holiday Traditions MDF Bases

Handcrafted Holiday Traditions MDF Bases and Ornaments for Decoupage

 We are happy to offer the beautiful Handcrafted Holiday Traditions (HHT) MDF Bases and Ornaments for your creative joy. Handcrafted Holiday Traditions bases and ornaments are a dream to create with for decoupage and all manner of crafting. Quality made by a Christian and Veteran owned family in Arizona, USA, from locally sourced MDF (medium density fiberboard). This is a growing collection as we are adding more.

Handcrafted Holiday Traditions Bases and Ornaments come in lovely, varied designs--some with ornate frames and shapes.

Ideas for creating with HHT bases and ornaments:

• These bases can be painted, decoupaged and embellished to your heart's desire. 
• Decoupage with your favorite rice paper, tissue papers, napkins, scrapbook paper and even add fabric.
• Add a beautiful antiqued, crackled look to your HHT ornament with Pentart Fineline Crackle or favorite Pentart crackle media. We have several to create with.
• Embellish with SnipArt Chipboard Embellishments. Add a festive greeting.
• Don’t forget to decorate the backs of your HHT ornaments/bases.
• Apply Pentart Snow Paste, Ice Crystal Paste, Deluxe Paste and more.
• Add sparkle with Pentart Glitter Pastes, Sparkling Gel, Glitter Pens
• Create designs with Pentart Contour Liner or line and frame out your ornament with Contour Liner, too.
• Create a vintage inspired flocked look with Pentart Velvet Powder. 
• Stencil on designs.
• Glue on embellishments, add glitter, ribbon and bows.

Recommended glue and decoupage varnish and glue for Handcrafted Holiday Traditions Ornaments and Bases:

• We love Pentart Express Glue or Pentart Heavy Body Gel (Glossy or Matte finish) to adhere our HHT ornaments together.
• We highly recommend and love Pentart Decoupage Varnish and Glue in Matte, Silky Shine or Glitter finishes. The glitter finish is perfect for your holiday HHT ornaments! 

What is MDF (medium density fiberboard)? 

Medium-density fiberboard, or MDF, is an engineered wood product made with broken down hardwood or softwood pieces made into wood fibers. These fibers are combined with wax and resin to bind it and form it into panels which are compressed at high temperature and pressure. It is made up of separated fibers and is commonly used in building materials similar to plywood. MDF is denser and sturdier than particle board and can be denser than plywood.