Get into the Christmas spirit by making some fun ornaments! These ideas are inexpensive and completely within reason for any skill level to master. Find lots of ideas like the ones pictured here, by checking out the Handmade Holidays Collection at Talk Crafty to Me: here.
Make these adorable cupcake ornaments using Dollar Store materials.
Find the tutorial here
Find the tutorial here
This idea for some adorable little felt snowmen comes from
the Handmade Holidays Collection found here
Cute upcycled snowman ornaments using old light bulbs!
View the tutorial here
Find the recipe for Cinnamon dough ornaments here
An adorable idea for a baby’s first Christmas. Buy this ornament on Etsy,
or grab a plain glass ornament and get crafty with some paint and glitter
Classic salt dough ornaments are fun and easy to make!
Find the recipe and ideas here
Super cool Charlie Brown felt ornaments! Find them here
A beautiful way to preserve Christmas memories each year.
This idea for a Christmas time capsule can be found here
This idea for cookie cutter ornaments comes from Martha Stewart
A trendy twist on the traditional salt dough ornaments! Tutorial found here
Add some sparkle to your cinnamon dough ornaments like the ones seen here
These pretty ornaments are wrapped in burlap and tied with lace and twine.
This picture was found here
These scalloped ornaments are super cute and you could buy them from
The Land of Nod, or you could get creative with a paint pen or colored sharpie!
Any little boy would love to hang these superhero ornaments on their tree! Find the tutorial for them here
These paper ornaments were originally from Martha Stewart.
Find the template idea for them here
These beautiful ornaments are created by wrapping plain ornaments
in newspaper and glitter! Find the tutorial here
Thumbprint ornaments found here
Create a smart and funny “melted snowman” ornament like the one found here
by filling a clear glass ornament with kosher salt, peppercorn and an orange paper cone!
Make a Santa hand print ornament like the one found here
by using a salt dough recipe like the one found here
These cute macaroni snowflakes would be really fun for kids to make,
and look great on any tree! Find the instructions here
These burlap bows would look stunning on a tree! Originally found here,
create them using burlap and crystal embellishments.
These felt ornaments are cute and funny! Found here
Find the tutorial for this cute button wreath at Martha Sewart’s web site
This adorable nativity craft can be found here.
Add a string or hook to the back to turn it into an ornament!
Buy this snowball ornament from Oriental Trading or,
make it yourself by covering an ornament in glue
and dipping in epson salt. Add glitter for extra sparkle!
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Your cute macaroni ornaments brought me back to my 3rd grade nun Sister Corrine, (St Mary’s of Redford, Detroit Michigan) Christmas wreath project. Each student was assigned to bring a different type of macaroni. We pasted a variety of macaroni on a paper plate circle. When dried (it probably took a week for our generous use of glue to dry) Sister Corrine spray painted our masterpieces with gold paint (without our assistance). When I brought it home I demanded that my mom remove the huge wreath from our front door and replace it with my masterpiece. She suggested an indoor display instead.
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Wow! What a great collection of ornament ideas. Thanks for sharing. My favs are Charlie Brown and the cupcake ornaments. They are adorable and I shared them on G+ page.
Sarah and Julia! Thankyou so much for the link love on our Cinnamon Glitter Ornaments. It was fun to admire the other clever ideas here also! Thanks for including us.♥