Christmas-Icicles for outdoor or indoor decorations
Christmas-Icicles can be dangerous and deadly, yet they can create some of the most amazing winter scenes. 
Let the magic of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer shine in your home - it's easy with these three innovative Rudolph® Christmas-Icicles tree ornaments! Inspired by the beloved holiday TV special
"Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer®,"
these icy wonders are carefully handcrafted of resin. Each is topped by a sculpted and hand-painted scene - see, there's Rudolph and Clarice, and Yukon Cornelius, and even the Abominable Snowman! Look, there are even more sculptural details captured inside each icicle!
Few things in nature have the magnificent allure of wolves, especially when these mysterious animals are portrayed in the midst of winter's frosty realm. Now, you can pay tribute to the legendary spirit of the wolf in a striking three-piece wolf ornament set showcasing three-dimensional wolf portraits that emerge from ruggedly-sculpted translucent "icicles."
Far away where icy winds blow, mighty
dragon pairs
ignite the sky in a fiery face-off! Now you can escape to the dragon's realm with these first-of-a-kind fantasy dragon Christmas ornaments, only from The Bradford Editions.
This exclusive set of 2 dragon Christmas ornaments takes you to a mystical world where powerful winged dragons guard sparkling simulated gems
These Christmas-Icicles to make can be used indoor or outdoors and decorations and are easy to make. A couple of years ago I saw some large hanging Christmas-icicles in Wal Mart for outdoor Christmas Decorations. I loved the Christmas-icicle but the price on each was too much for me to handle, especially since I thought a large grouping was the only way to show these. So I set out to make my own. MATERIAL LIST FOR Christmas-Icicles 
Glue gun and Hot glueRing, I use 1, 1 1/2 and 2 inch PVC pipe cut in 1/2 wide slices very thin fabric like lace or netting. wire for hanger. INSTRUCTIONS Cut a long triangle the length you want your icicle with a top width to go around your ring. Sew or glue one side of the triangle to form a closed triangular tube. Insert ring in the outside of the tube and bring cloth around top then slip stitch in place. With about a 3 inch piece of wire; loop around opposite sides to form a loop to hang with. Use a drapery clip or some other type of clip to weight the bottom while you are adding drip of glue. Starting at the top glue the lapped fabric in place and then bring strips of glue from the top all the way down to the bottom all the way around. This form the first base. Let cool. With the first layer has cooled, take the "weight" off the bottom and add more glue. Continue to add and cool until you have a thick enough layer that the icicle does not bend, this will take 4 to 5 layers. Hang.
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