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Last night the wind shifted and winter arrived. Brrrrr!
With that, I am in full Christmas mode.
One thing I love to make is Christmas Ornaments. So, in case you need a little inspiration, I have rounded up 50 DIY Christmas Ornaments.
There is great variety here–ornaments to do with the kids, ornaments to stitch and string and paint, and to mark special events.
I hope you find something here that you can really love and put on the tree for years.
PS–if you are looking for a little bit more DIY ornament inspiration, here is my favorite book: Christmas Ornaments: Easy Christmas Ornaments Anyone Can Make!
I have about 6 of the ornaments in this book on my list to make this year.
On to the roundup–enjoy!
Crocheted Star Ornaments from Tea At Weasels
Gold Pine Cone Ornaments from One Tough Mother
Felt Tree Ornament from Leigh Laurel Studios
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DIY Feather Ball Ornament from Setting for Four
Clay Bunting Ornament from Sugar Bee Crafts
Reindeer Handprint Ornament from Happy Go Lucky
Book Page Ornaments from The Crafted Sparrow
Wedding Music Sheet from Happy Go Lucky
Homemade Clay Ornaments from Savings LifeStyle
Santa Handprint Ornament from Happy Go Lucky
Baby’s First Christmas Ornament from Cup of Delight
Bottle Cap Reindeer Ornaments from The Country Chic Cottage
Button Embroidery Hoop Ornament from Do Small Things with Love
Candy Cane Reindeer from Mom Endeavors
Christmas Card Ornament from unOriginal Mom
Juice Cartoon Christmas Houses from Pitter and Glink
Cinnamon Dough Ornaments from Happy Hour Projects
Clay Thumbprint Snowman Ornaments from Lines Across
Craft Stick Holiday Ornaments from Repeat Crafter Me
Cupcake Ornament from 4 You with Love
DIY Himmeli Ornaments from Nalles House
Cork Screw Reindeer from Frugal Foodie Mama
Embroidery Hoop Ornament from Do Small Things with Love
Family Tree Ornaments from The Country Chic Cottage
Felt Ornament Tutorial from Patchwork Posse
Yarn Ball Ornament from Petal to Picots
Prairie Point Ornament from Chicken Scratch NY
Felt Gingerbread Ornament from Do Small Things with Love
Gold Dipped Ornaments from Suburble
Felt Penguin Ornaments from Do Small Things with Love
Joy Ornaments from Occasionally Crafty
Mason Jar Lid Ornament from Sugar Bee Crafts
Melted Snowman Ornament from Occasionally Crafty
Burnt Wood Ornaments from Uncommon Designs
Paper Straw Stars from Echoes of Laughter
Sewn Paper Ornament from Papemelroti
Fun Popcorn Ornament from Crafts a la Mode
Punched Tin Ornament from The Thinking Closet
Quilled Paper Ornaments from The Country Chic Cottage
Salt Dough Baby’s First Ornaments from Do Small Things with Love
Hot Glue Snowflake Ornament from Pitter and Glink
Simple Snowman Ornament from Denise on a Whim
Staching Through the Snow Ornament from Busy Being Jennifer
Beaded Ornament from One Artsy Mama
Egg Shell Ornament from Happy Hour Projects
Felt Tree Ornaments from One Artsy Mama
Wine Cork Ball from Sometimes Homemade
DIY Felt Key Chains from Repeat Crafter Me
Felt Angel Ornament from Do Small Things with Love
Hand Painted Ornaments from Lana Red Studio
And, there you have it, 50 DIY Christmas Ornaments. So, what are you waiting for? Get crafting!
Interesting blog.It would be great if you can provide more details about it. Thanks you
My Christmas tree is not just a beautiful thing that I sit in my room. It has memories of 20 years. Holidays that are full of complexity are neither fun nor comfortable. Seriously I have very beautiful jewelry. I like that you have jewelry that reminds you of the great moments of your life and jewelry that reminds you of the places you have visited. Thanks for adding my molten icing! Kids love to get out of the jewelry box every year.
Seriously I have the most adorable ornaments. I love that you have ornaments that commemorate big moments in your life, and ornaments that remind you of places that you’ve visited. It’s actually a tradition I’d like to start for myself too. Every time I put an ornament on the tree, I not only remember where I got it and how much fun I had there but the fun shopping experiences as well.
My Christmas tree is not just a pretty thing I sit in my living room. It holds 26 years of memories. Vacations, events, milestones, and happy times are remembered each time I decorate with my family, and each time I sit down to read next to it. These are really cute bottle brush tree ornaments! Love the black & white plaid ribbon with them too.
christmas vacation ornaments
Where are the Crocheted Stars Pattern, I went to the website and there was no pattern.
Donna, after u click the link, scroll to the bottom of the page and there’s an Edit that says to “click here” to get to the pattern on ravelry
thanks for your help, Bianca!
Thanks for including my melted snowman ornament! The kids love pulling them out of the ornament box every year!
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Thanks for including my 2×4 snowmen in your fab collection! 🙂
Thank you!
Thanks so much for including two of my ornaments in this awesome round up! 🙂
Thanks for sharing my felt tree tutorial! What a fun round-up. 🙂
Thanks for sharing my turorial. This is a great collection!
What a great (and HUGE) round-up, Nancy! Thank you so much for featuring my gold-dipped balls! I’m so inspired after seeing this list!