I started off by cutting the sheet music into four sections, which came out to be about four pages of music.

Next, I rolled the paper to make a cone. 

I secured it with a bit of craft glue at the top and bottom of the cone.

I found some gold elastic bands, and tied them onto the cone on each side.

Ta- da- instant hanger.

I thought the paper would look lovely with a more vintage sort of style to it, so I decided to tea stain the cones. Now really, I should have just tea stained the paper before I rolled the cones, which you could do easily. 

I soaked a tea bag in a little water...

...and then dragged the tea bag (carefully) over the paper cones.You can see the difference between the plain paper and the tea stained paper, here.

Two tea stained cones...

When you're doing the tea staining, just be careful and remember- you're working with paper. The paper will be damp, and can easily tear. You can repeat the staining process as many times as you like, to get the color you want. The more times you repeat the staining, the darker the color will be. Let the paper dry in between stainings.

When your cones are dry, hang them wherever you like, and fill them with floral picks, greenery, ornament balls, etc. They'd even make cute little gifts filled with candies, etc. I am hanging these on various doorknobs throughout our old home. 

Here's one of the first cones I made, before Idecided to stain the paper...

...and here's another one, with a different colored poinsettia.

Here's the same cone, with the stain on the paper. I do like it better this way!

This would be a great little craft to do with your kids, to do with a ladies group or just to do by yourself. Have  yourself a homemade holiday!