Once I've set a specific method for making a new item I like to make a big batch all at once. It serves three purposes: 1) it helps boost inventory quickly 2) I need to know how long something takes to make so I can price it 3) racing against the clock is fun.
I'm finally happy with how my recycled christmas card ornaments have been turning out so here is what I did Wednesday:
10:00 - start time!
10:47 - Picked out the cards I would be using from my collection, organized them into piles, and traced the templates onto the card fronts. I decided to make 12 as thats what fit on my table well.

1:12 - Cut out everything and laid out the pieces for gluing

Between 1:12 and 4:30 I took 30 minutes for lunch plus a 15 minute internet break (what can I say I'm not a distance racer)
4:30 - scored all folds, first gluing (attach floss loop and bottom), and second gluing (the cone)

5:30 - All done!

Final score: 405 minutes
Time per ornament: 33.75 minutes
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