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8 DIY Christmas Ornaments You’ll Be Proud to Hang on Your Tree
Updated: Oct. 21, 2021Homemade Christmas ornaments can be incredibly chic, not to mention incredibly sentimental. Just pick one of these ideas for unique ornaments, and start crafting.
Christmas Tree Star Ornaments
Recycle a little cardboard, scraps of yarn and cardstock for these charming, homemade Christmas ornaments from Live Craft Eat. (Your kids can totally help, too!) Head to Live Craft Eat for the full instructions.
Vintage Map Ornaments
A few origami folds turn maps of a favorite place into unique Christmas ornaments. Maybe add a map to your collection with these winter destinations where you can have the white Christmas of your dreams! Learn how at Chic California.
Sprinkles Ornaments
Dress up simple glass balls with this sweet idea from Gimme Some Oven—sugary sprinkles! Get the instructions from Gimme Some Oven.
Wood Slice String Art Ornaments
You probably have everything you need for these rustic Christmas ornaments in and around your house—a few nails, a slice of wood from a thick branch, and some colorful twine. Get the full instructions at Happy Brown House. (By the way, this is what your Christmas tree wishes you knew.)
Gem Icicle Ornaments
Homemade Christmas ornaments don’t have to look “crafty.” These glittery icicle ornaments will add a touch of glam to your tree. Get the full instructions from Mad in Crafts.
Book Page Ornaments
Reuse old page turners (or track them down in used bookstores) to make these simple, yet stylish ornaments. Learn how at Gimme Some Oven. (Need more cheap chic? Try these 50 stylish and festive decorating ideas.)
Christmas Candy Ornaments
Pretty hard rock candies and an oven are all you need to make these stained-glass looking ornaments. A little confectioners glaze will help them last season after season! See how to make them at Frugal Mom Eh.
Elmer Ornaments
These adorable stars will add a colorful and whimsical touch to your tree. Get the instructions at Mama Miss.
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