Totally Awesome Kid-Made Christmas Ornaments

One of my kids’ favorite activities this time of year is making different ornaments to decorate the Christmas tree. There’s so much more pride in seeing an ornament that you made yourself sitting up on the tree. That said, tons of DIY ornaments are way to complicated to try with kids who are easily frustrated! That’s why I found these totally awesome kid-made ornaments from all around the web to share with you!

Totally Awesome Kid-Made Ornaments

Each of these ornaments are kid-friendly, so even the most perfectionist kiddo will have a blast creating them. Put on a Christmas movie, drink some hot cocoa, and spend the afternoon making some of these adorable Christmas ornaments before decorating your Christmas tree!

Press Here | Super Simple Toddler Made Ornaments
Mini Yarn Hats Ornaments – Easy Peasy and Fun
Rainbow Cork Penguin Ornaments†- Red Ted Art’s Blog
Minion Christmas Ornaments & More†- Crazy Little Project
Homemade Christmas Ornaments for Kids†- Kids Activities Blog
DIY Kids Chalkboard Ornament – A Night Owl Blog

Epically Easy Homemade Pokeball Christmas Ornament
Tree Ornaments Made with Cinnamon Sticks, Pine Garland & Buttons†- Crafts Unleashed
Popsicle Stick and Twigs Christmas Tree Ornaments – Easy Peasy and Fun
Minion Homemade Christmas Ornament – The Resourceful Mama
Super Easy But SUPER DUPER Cute Christmas Crafts – Meg Duerksen
Yarn Wrapped Christmas Tree Ornaments – Easy Peasy and Fun

Totally Awesome DIY Harry Potter Christmas Ornament
Baking Soda Clay Handprint Keepsakes – Mama.Papa.Bubba.
Pour Painted Christmas Ornaments – Happy Hooligans
Handprint Snowmen Christmas Ornaments – Simple Fun for Kids
Snowman Ornaments for Christmas
Simple Filled and Painted Ornaments Tutorial†-†Little Gray Fox

DIY Percy Jackson Nectar and Ambrosia Ornaments
Fabric Scrap Christmas Balls†- Jillian In Italy
Handprint Santa Salt Dough Ornament – Easy Peasy and Fun
Light Up Penguin Tea Light Ornaments†-†Red Ted Art’s Blog
Woven Cookie Stars†- The Crafty Crow
No Cook Cinnamon Ornaments†- Growing A Jeweled Rose

DIY Harry Potter Portions Ornament
Reindeer Thumbprint Ornaments†-†Little Bit Funky
Salt Dough Handprint Ornaments†-†Olive Juice Mama
Gingerbread Christmas Ornament – Preschool Inspirations
Craft Stick and Buttons Snowflake Christmas Ornament – Easy Peasy and Fun
Craft Stick Christmas Tree Ornaments – Hands On As We Grow

Recycled Puzzle Ornaments
DIY Baby’s First Christmas Ornament†-†Craftaholics Anonymous
Tissue Paper Kid Made Christmas Ornament – The Resourceful Mama
Fingerprint Christmas Tree Salt Dough Ornament – Easy Peasy and Fun
Woven DIY Christmas Ornament†-†Craftaholics Anonymous
How to make Christmas ornament with salt dough – Dream a Little Bigger

DIY Yarn Ball Ornaments
Twig and Wire Christmas Ornaments – Make It and Love It
CD Christmas Ornaments – Happy Hooligans
Cinnamon Christmas Ornaments Made With 2 Ingredients – Gift of Curiosity
Reindeer Ornaments ñ Cork Crafts
Mason Jar Lid Christmas Ornament†- Pre-K Pages

Homemade Christmas Ornaments-Paper & Bead Trees – Kids Craft Room
Disney Glitter Christmas Ornaments – Happiness is Homemade
Snowman Ornament Tutorial – Kelsey Bang
Melted Snowman Ornament†-†Occasionally Crafty
Handprint Reindeer Christmas Ornament Craft for Kids – Buggy and Buddy

What ornament will you try first?

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Thanks for including our light up penguins!

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