Diy Christmas Tree Decorations Recycled
24 Christmas Ornament Crafts for Kids
Perhaps the greatest part of the holiday season is getting in quality family time and the centerpiece of every festive family home is a beautifully decorated Christmas tree. Lights, tinsel, and garlands all have their place, but ornaments are a Christmas tree must-have.
You can combine these two Christmas traditions by creating your own adorable ornaments at the side of your family. Your kids will love the tradition of decorating the tree even more when they can select their own handmade ornaments to display.
Need ideas beyond basic baubles and colorful candy canes? We're here to help.
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Beaded Snowflake Ornament
The DIY Mommy
This craft is so simple, it only requires three supplies. Nonetheless, it results in a gorgeous ornament that will make any tree sparkle.
DIY Snowflake Ornament from The DIY Mommy
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Cosmic Christmas DIY
Adventure in a Box
Every kid dreams of being an astronaut, right? They can start dreaming up their future now while making your Christmas tree look out-of-this-world and, to boot, improving fine motor skills.
Cosmic Christmas DIY from Adventure in a Box
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Sesame Street Ornaments
Lets Make Stuff
We think Sesame Street characters are welcome anywhere—even on Christmas trees. Craft up Elmo, Cookie Monster, Big Bird, and all your kids' favorites with this easy tutorial.
Sesame Street Ornaments from Hey, Let's Make Stuff!
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DIY Paint Chip Christmas Trees
Girl in the Garage
If you're on a budget, you can't go wrong with this craft. It's cheap, kid-friendly and mess-free! Parents, you know that combination is hard to come by.
DIY Paint Chip Christmas Trees from Girl in the Garage
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Melted Bead Ornaments
Crystal and Co.
The possibilities are endless when it comes to these DIY melted bead ornaments. Kids can choose their favorite colors, patterns, and shapes to design their perfect decoration and show off their creation on the family tree. Festive cookie cutters make all the difference here.
Melted Bead Ornaments from Crystal & Co.
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Handmade Yarn Trees
Easy Peasy and Fun
All ages will love this cute craft, using yarn and pom-poms to decorate their very own mini Christmas trees.
Handmade Yarn Trees from Easy Peasy and Fun
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Candy Cane Christmas Trees
Mom on Timeout
Candy canes are the essence of Christmas. You may be tempted to hang bare candies on the tree, but try dressing yours up this year. Here, you can learn how to transform your candy cane into an adorable Christmas tree.
Candy Cane Christmas Trees from Mom on Timeout
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Upcycled Sweater Ornaments
Cucicucicoo
Kids grow fast. Put their outgrown shirts and sweaters to good use by repurposing them. They can help you transform their old stuff into beautiful ornaments to place on the tree this year.
Upcycled Sweater Ornaments from Cucicucicoo
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Kooky Christmas Decor
Busy Mom's Helper
No one will be able to hold in the laughter after they spot these ornaments on the tree. After your kids create their own Christmas-y character, give them a name. The stranger, the better!
Kook Christmas Decor from Busy Mom's Helper
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Elegant Paper Ornaments
It's Always Autumn
These DIY paper ornaments may look fancy, but you can trust us when we tell you this craft is kid-approved. The key is finding beautiful and festive paper. The rest is simple!
Elegant Paper Ornaments from It's Always Autumn
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Festive Peppermint Candy
Hello Homebody
During the holidays, candy is never out of reach. If you find yourself a peppermint surplus, we have the perfect DIY for you and your family.
Peppermint Candy Ornaments from Hello Homebody
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Paper Straw Ornaments
Make & Do Crew
Take advantage of the cute, decorative paper straws on the market these days, gather your family, and create these ornaments. You'll need to use a needle and thread to keep the straws in place, so extra parental supervision is required.
Paper Straw Ornaments from Make & Do Crew
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Cinnamon Applesauce Christmas Ornaments
Farmhouse on Boon
Bring the joy of baking to your Christmas tree with the DIY ornaments in this tutorial. With only two ingredients, you can't go wrong.
Cinnamon Applesauce Christmas Ornaments from Farmhouse on Boone
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Colorful Metal Ornaments
Reality Daydream
Aluminum foil makes for a fun, shiny, budget-friendly Christmas decoration. Your kids will love using markers to decorate foil shapes to their hearts' desire and hang them dutifully on the tree to admire throughout the season.
Colorful Metal Ornaments from Reality Daydream
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Pom Pom Balls
Frugal Fun for Boys and Girls
Pick out fun pom poms in varying Christmas colors and let your kiddos go wild. (But leave the hot gluing to an adult.)
Pom Pom Balls from Frugal Fun for Boys and Girls
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Painted Animal Tree Ornaments
Momtastic
Our favorite part of this project? No pointy hooks! When placed strategically, animal figurines fit nice and snug on a Christmas tree. Give old toys a makeover with paint and you've got a fun new tree decoration.
Painted Animal Tree Ornaments from Momtastic
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Upcycled Scrap Ribbon
Fireflies & Mud Pies
If you don't have any extra ribbon laying around, check your local thrift store for scraps or head to your local craft store. This craft is fun for all ages and the ornaments make great gifts for family and friends.
Upcycled Ribbon Ornament from Fireflies & Mudpies
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Lego Ornaments
Little Bins for Little Lands
Kids go crazy for Legos. Once they're in the Christmas spirit, they can make some impressive ornaments from them.
Lego Ornaments from Little Bins for Little Hands
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Glitter-y Light Bulb DIY
It Happens in a Blink
Lights are a big part of the holiday season. Considering Christmas falls near the dark winter solstice, that makes sense. Follow this tutorial with your kids to give your tree a little light.
Glitter Light Bulb Ornament from It Happens in a Blink
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Princess Baubles
As the Bunny Hops
Jazz up classic Christmas baubles and decorate them like your family's favorite Disney princesses.
Disney Princess Ornaments from As the Bunny Hops
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DIY Christmas List Tree Ornament
Honeybear Lane
Your kids can write down their Christmas wish list this year and place it where Santa is sure to spot it—right on your tree.
Christmas List Ornament from Honeybear Lane
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Salt Dough Donuts
A Beautiful Mess
Parents will likely remember working with salt dough from childhood. It's a simple, versatile, and fairly kid-friendly material that's perfect for making unique ornaments. Mix things up a bit this year by creating these adorable salt dough donuts to place on the tree.
Salt Dough Donut Ornaments from A Beautiful Mess
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Simple DIY Stained Glass
I Heart Arts n Crafts
Painted tissue paper gives this ornament a stained glass look without all those dangerous materials to work with.
Stained Glass Ornaments from I Heart Arts n Crafts
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Cocoa-Filled Ornaments
Life Sew Savor
You can find empty clear glass baubles at most craft and hobby stores. Your family can help you fill them with sweet treats to give away as gifts or save for the next snow day.
Cocoa-Filled Ornaments from Life Sew Savory
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