Easy DIY Ornaments for Kids

We are excited to share with you some Christmas ornaments for kids. This one is a lot of fun. It gives kids a chance to get creative. In this post, we will be making some easy DIY ornaments for kids that are easy and special. They will make your Christmas tree look amazing!

Easy DIY Ornaments Supplies

Let me tell you what you need for these simple Christmas ornaments!

• clear plastic ornament
• assorted pom poms 
• assorted Christmas felt stickers (optional)
• glitter
• rat tail ribbon
• glue

These handmade ornaments are the best because you can make so many and they are all different! And if you want, instead of using glue to seal the ornaments, just use tiny pieces of tape to secure them shut and then open them up to make new ones every single year! Wouldn’t that be an awesome tradition to start with your kids!

Easy DIY Ornaments

Open the ornaments and put some pom poms in them. You can ave kids throw in any colors and sizes or you can use them in color patterns. They will be a lot of fun! To make these creative handmade ornaments even more interesting, add some glitter! Use several colors to make it even more fun! We liked the mixed colors since we used pom poms in different colors.

Once your kids have put in enough of what they want, they can close them up and seal them. Like I said, they can use clear glue or a small piece of tape, in case you wanted to reuse that ornament in the future. Give the ornaments a good shake so the glitter sticks to the sides to give them a pretty glittery effect.

These handmade ornaments will make your home so special and beautiful! So, now that you have seen how to make the handmade ornaments, will you brave it out and try to make them with your kids?

Thank you for visiting our Christmas Handmade Ornaments post!

You might also like:

DIY Christmas Ornaments for Kids ~ Snowflake Edition

Christmas Ornaments for the Jesse Tree

Awesome Handmade Ornaments

Tanya

Tanya is the owner and writer for the The Natural Homeschool and a homeschooling mom to two children, a son and daughter. She focuses on following their particular learning interests and in building a strong Christian foundation in their hearts.
To cater to their high giftedness, she uses eclectic teaching approach, which complement each other and maximize the fun in learning. Tanya has a degree in elementary education, a minor in French and a Master's degree in school administration. Her training in the Montessori Method is in the ages 3-6. She is happily married to her best friend and enjoys sharing her life and experiences in her blog to provie inspiration and bring new ideas.