Colorful DIY Scandinavian Ornaments

I LOVE decorate our home for the holidays! And I love creating new things. My favorite thing to do is create handmade holiday ideas for our home. This year I wanted to combine my love of COLOR with my love of simplicity and I love the feeling of Scandinavian decor. It’s so clean and I adore how they incorporate wood tones in their decorating style!

Make Bigger Ornaments to Make a Statement

So I thought I could create some Scandinavian-inspired ornaments. And everything is cuter when it’s either TINY or BIG? Don’t you think? So I made some big Scandinavian Snowflake Ornaments. I love seeing big ornaments on a tree. They really make a statement and stand out.

Scandinavian holiday decor. I plan to make more ornaments using small embroidery hoops and they will mirror the embroidery hoops that I have hanging over my fireplace! I am so excited!!

How to Make Scandinavian Snowflake Ornaments

Keep them out all Winter!

Make some for YOUR home! You can create any pattern that you want. I used a simple snowflake pattern and I thought they would look really pretty on my mantel after the holidays are over. I think snowflakes are the perfect winter decorations too!!

Paint the background ANY color

I also love that you can paint the background of the frame whatever color goes in YOUR home! They would look amazing in ALL black and white, don’t you think??

Supplies

You need frames or plaques for this project. You could also use a flat piece of wood and that would be SUPER inexpensive. Here’s what I used.

• Planked Frames (I found mine at hobby lobby. I tried to find a link online but I can’t find it. They are in the unfinished wood aisle and there are several different sizes)
• Craft Paint ( I painted mine 4 different colors. red, turquoise, pink and green)
• White Glue or Clear Glue 
• Stain (optional)
• THREE different sizes of wood circles. 

Paint the back of the frame

Whatever color you want! I painted 8 frames and by the time I was done painting all of them, the first one was dry so I went right to staining them.

Stain the front and sides of the frame

Mix stain with water to get a lighter stain color. I put 2 tablespoons of stain and mixed it with 1/2 cup of water. I used a walnut stain color.

Making the ornaments. This is my craft corner. I have all of my supplies organized in my new Dream Box Organizer. It’s so great to be able to find everything!

Lay out your pattern

Put your wood circles in the pattern you want. I laid them out on one first so I could make sure of the placement.

Glue the circles

I made a circle in the center of the frame then six lines coming out from that and the pattern has an x at the bottom of each of the lines. I used white glue which dries clear and it takes a little bit of time to dry. So I had enough time to get the tiles on before the glue dried. You can do it this way or you can do each line separately if you want.

Hang on tree

I just placed my ornaments in the tree and the branches hold them in place because they are so big. But you can also add a loop of ribbon to the top back of the plaque if you want to hang them up.

I can’t wait to show you the tree once it is all decorated. I think it’s going to be so cute. And I love using new and old elements every year to create something different.

Code for Ornament Hop:

The Happy Housie // The Turquoise Home // Lolly Jane // tatertots and jello // Clean and Scentsible

Place of My Taste // The DIY Mommy // Tauni Everett // Life is a Party // Taryn Whiteaker

Home Made Lovely // Town and Country Living // Sincerely, Marie Designs // Grace Gathered Home // Deeply Southern Home

Finding Silver Pennies // Heathered Nest // Jenna Kate at Home // All Things With Purpose
Summer Adams

Be sure to head over and see all of the other ornament ideas!!

THREE Ingredient Baking Soda Ornaments are so fun to make with kids!!

Have a CREATIVE Day! 

xoxo

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Embrace the Festive Spirit: Early Christmas Decorating Tips and DIY Ornaments

It’s that magical time of the year again, where the air is filled with the scent of cinnamon and pine, and twinkling lights transform ordinary spaces into winter wonderlands. If you’re like me, you’re already itching to bring out the Christmas decorations and turn your home into a festive haven. This year, I opted for the viral Home Depot tree, and let me tell you, it’s a game-changer.

My Favorite Holiday Tree

I went for the 7.5-foot slim version, perfect for any room in the house. With 900 lights and 8 different light modes, it’s a showstopper. Whether you prefer the classic elegance of clear lights or the playful vibe of colored lights, this tree has you covered. The cherry on top? A remote and timer feature, making it effortlessly convenient. If you’re still on the hunt for the perfect tree, check out the viral Home Depot tree, and thank me later.

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10 DIY Ornament Tutorials

Now that the tree is up and proudly shining, it’s time to dive into the world of DIY ornaments. Gather your friends, put on a Hallmark Christmas movie, and let the ornament-making festivities begin.

Typography Felt Heart Ornaments:

Channel your inner romantic with these adorable felt heart ornaments. Personalize them with your favorite holiday quotes or messages. Hang them on the tree or use them as charming gift tags.

Sunburst Mirror Ornament Tutorial:

Elevate your tree’s glam factor with sunburst mirror ornaments made from popsicle sticks and small mirrors. These upscale decorations add a touch of sophistication to your holiday decor, turning your tree into a dazzling display.

DIY Sparkly Snowball Ornaments:

Involve the little ones in the holiday fun with these kid-friendly sparkly snowball ornaments. Simple and delightful, these ornaments will add a playful charm to your tree. Clear glass ornaments serve as the perfect canvas for a sprinkle of holiday magic.

5-Minute Boho Tassel and Wood Ornaments:

Short on time? No worries! These boho tassel and wood ornaments can be whipped up in under 5 minutes. Choose your favorite colors, get creative, and enjoy the instant bohemian vibe they bring to your Christmas tree. Plus, they make fantastic gift toppers!

Anthropologie-Inspired Painted Bouquet Ornaments:

Draw inspiration from Anthropologie to create these beautifully painted floral ornaments. Each ornament becomes a miniature work of art, adding a touch of nature and elegance to your holiday decor.

DIY Teacup Bell Ornament:

Turn a thrift store tea cup into the prettiest ornament. Perfect for a kitchen-themed tree, this DIY teacup bell ornament combines vintage charm with holiday spirit. It’s a unique and budget-friendly way to add character to your Christmas decorations.

Crate and Barrel-Inspired Wood Ball and Tassel Ornaments:

Embrace the rustic chic trend with these Crate and Barrel-inspired wood ball and tassel ornaments. Their simple yet stylish design makes them a versatile addition to any Christmas tree, blending seamlessly with various decor themes.

Snowman Ball Ornaments:

Keep the kids entertained with these adorable snowman ball ornaments. Using clay to sculpt the carrot nose, these ornaments add a touch of whimsy to your holiday decor. It’s a perfect activity for a cozy family night by the fireplace.

Disco Ball Ornament Garland:

For those who love a bit of sparkle and glamour, the disco ball ornament garland is a must-try. Repurpose some disco balls into a dazzling garland that will turn your Christmas tree into the ultimate showstopper.

Scandinavian Snowflake Ornaments:

Capture the beauty of winter with these Scandinavian snowflake ornaments. Crafted from plain wood frames and small wood slices, these ornaments radiate a cozy, Nordic charm. Paint the background to match your color scheme and watch them transform your tree into a winter wonderland.

Let Your Creativity Shine

This year, let your creativity shine as bright as your Christmas lights. With a stunning Home Depot tree and a collection of handmade ornaments, you’re sure to create a festive atmosphere that will be the talk of the town. So, gather your loved ones, put on your favorite holiday tunes, and let the Christmas decorating extravaganza begin!

Welcome Home

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Which idea is YOUR favorite?

Let us know in the comments!

xoxo

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Easy Christmas Ideas

Hi friends! Can you believe that Christmas in is just a couple weeks? I love this time of year. It’s so fun creating easy ideas to bring the holiday spirit into your home! Here are some ideas to help you enjoy the feeling of Christmas fully!

New Projects

This week I shared a few really fun ideas!

3 easy dipped Oreo cookies to make!

These dipped Oreo cookies are so fun to make with the kids! I shared three different designs you can make but it would be fun to have a few different colors of frosting and sprinkles and see what your kids create!!

Anthropologie-Inspired Painted Bouquet Holiday Ornaments

I wanted to create some sweet ornaments to go with my pink ornaments on my tree. I found some painted flower ornaments on Anthropologie’s website. And since I had all of the supplies to make them, I created 10 ornaments for FREE instead of spending about $150 on ornaments. I love that they don’t have to be perfect so anyone can make them. I have all of the supplies, steps and directions on this post.

DIY Thrifted Ornament Wreath

I partnered with KSL Classifieds to share this fun holiday decor project using vintage ornaments.

I love using the KSL Classifieds app to search for unique treasures. Their new, secure Messages feature makes buying and selling items so fast and easy!

I searched for “vintage ornaments” and found this beautiful lot of 50’s ornaments. When I picked them up from the seller, she told me that they were her husband’s grandmother’s ornaments. I can only imagine all of the holiday memories these ornaments have seen! I shared my plans with her of using them to make an ornament wreath and she loved the idea that these ornaments will be treasured for decades to come.

How to Make a Vintage Ornament Wreath:

1. Find a set of vintage ornaments on KSL Classifieds

2. Use a pretty layering wreath. (The one I used is from my friend Laura at www.roundwreath.com )

3. Lay the ornaments out on the wreath to see how you want to arrange them.

4. Once you have the placement you want, use wire or hot glue to attach the ornaments to the wreath.

5. Add a bow at the top.

6. Hang up and enjoy your one-of-a-kind wreath!

Download the KSL Classifieds app to find unique decor for the holidays AND sell items you no longer need to make some extra cash for your holiday gift budget!!

Fabric Trees and Matching Pom Pom Wreath

One of my favorite fabric brands, Waverly has a line of Inspirations fabric now at Walmart!

I used fat quarters to make these easy fabric trees and matching wreath! Save this reel and make some for YOUR house! The complete instructions are below!

Supplies:

styrofoam cones and a styrofoam wreath form

Waverly Inspirations fat quarters (1 quarter per cone, 4 quarters for he wreath)

Pom pom trim

Hot glue gun and glue sticks

Directions:

Iron each fat quarter fabric.

Line the edge of the styrofoam cones up with the edge of the fat quarter.

Put the cone on top of the fat quarter fabric and cut out a circle. Use hot glue to attach the circle to the base of the cone and attach with hot glue.

Run a line of hot glue at the edge of the fabric and roll the styrofoam cone until the whole cone is covered.

Trim the bottom of the fabric. Don’t worry if it isn’t perfect because you will cover up the bottom edge with pom pom trim.

Add pom pom trim at the bottom of the cone.

To Make the Fat Quarter Wreath:

Tear 4 colors fat quarter material in 2 inch lengths.

Add a dab of hot glue and wrap the first strip around the wreath. Overlap sections until you have 1/4 of the wreath wrapped.

Do this with each color of fabric until the whole wreath is wrapped.

Wrap pom pom trim around the wreath

I put my fabric trees on candle sticks to give them different heights, but you can also have them sit directly on your mantel or shelf.

Christmas Card Ladder Display

How do you display your holiday cards? Here’s an easy card holder idea

I took this cute ladder that we use in our bathroom to hang towels on and turned it into an easy card holder for the holidays

All you need for this project is a little ladder, some twine and tiny clothespins!

Just tie a knot at the upper left hand side of the ladder, then run the twine across and down the ladder. You want to make sure it wraps around one of the rings so the twine will stay in place. Once you get to the bottom of the ladder, just make a knot and cut the twine.

I used some black clothespins that I had in my dream box, but gold or brass clips would be so pretty!

It’s also a fun way to hang stockings if you won’t have a mantel.

Welcome Home Saturday

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White Arrows Home / Simple and Traditional Christmas Decor for a Relaxed Holiday

What are YOU loving this week?

Let us know in the comments !

xoxo

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The Best Christmas Tree Ideas

I love this time of year. One of my favorite things about the holidays is trimming our tree. I love switching things up each year. This year my friends and I are sharing our favorite Christmas tree ideas. You will love these easy, beautiful ways to make your Christmas magical.

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Oh Christmas Tree, Oh Christmas Tree, how lovely are thy branches? I absolutely love Christmas and especially Christmas trees with all the sparkle and twinkle.  I think she even put one in the office. So, if you’re asking where can I put a tree? My answer is, anywhere. Let’s get to it.

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Which one if YOUR favorite?
Let us know in the comments!

XOXO

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DIY Boho Tassel Ornaments

I love the hygge feel of boho decor. Warm woods and cozy textures are so soothing. I wanted to make some hygge ornaments for our tree this year and decided to make some yarn tassels, I added wood beads and I love the boho vibe! These boho tassel ornaments looks so pretty paired with the Crate and Barrel-Inspired Bead and Tassel Ornaments I shared this year!

5-Minute Ornaments

This is such a fast and easy ornament to make! Gather your kids and have them help! You can make these ornaments in minutes!

Choose Colors that Match Your Home

The best part about this project is that you can customize them to your decor. If you like COLORFUL, use bright colorful yarn. If you love neutrals, use white yarn!

How to Make Boho Tassel Ornaments

Boho Tassel Ornament Supplies

• Yarn — 1 20-inch strand. 1 10-inch strand, 30 10-inch strands
• Bead

Make a Loop

Take one of the 20-inch strands and make a loop in the center. Double knot it.

Thread the Bead

Thread the ends of the two ends through the bead.

Place the bundle of 10 10-inch strands over one of the ends of the strand tails.

Make a Knot

Make a knot in the middle of the 10-inch strands.

Fold the Strands in Half

Smooth the strands down over the knot.

Tie the Tassel

Place the tied ends over the 10-inch strand. Tie the strand to make the head of the tassel. Wrap the ends around the head of the tassel and make another knot.

Cut the Ends

Trim the ends of the knot.

Trim the Tassel Ends

Use scissors to trim the tassel ends straight.

Enjoy Your New Tassel Ornament

Hang it up and enjoy!

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You prbably already have the ingredients for these baking soda ornaments in your pantry!

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One of my favorite ornaments!

Which ornament do YOU want to make first?

xoxo

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Farmhouse Christmas Sign Ornaments

I love a Christmas theme! Last year our theme was “Joy to the World”. This year I decided that I love “Fa La La La” from “Deck the Halls” as our theme! And of course I wanted to make some elements that go along with our theme.

I love my giant signs from my friends at Sincerely Us shop. And I thought it would be cool to make some similar, small-size neutral frames with our Fa La La La saying inside.

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I am joining some creative friends and we are all sharing our DIY ornament ideas. Be sure to scroll down to the bottom to see all of the ideas, and HOP over to see the tutorials. I love making ornaments with my kids!!

Hacks to Make Farmhouse Christmas Signs Easier

I found a couple of hacks to make this project easier to create. I found 99-cent unfinished frames at Michaels that work great!

$1 Pre Made Frames

Another thing I found to make this project faster and easier is instead of hand-lettering the words, or using a craft cutting machine, I used thicker letters! Do you know what Thickers are?

Use Thickers for Letters

Thickers are scrapbook letters that are raised and have adhesive on the back. You can get them in any font. These Thickers are from my Pebbles This is Family line, and Pebbles new Merry Little Christmas line now at JoAnn stores!

You only need a few supplies to make these frames:

Unfinished wood frames

Paint for the inside of the frame

Stain

Thicker Letters (Merry Little Christmas Thickers, Jen Hadfield This Is Family Thickers)

Ribbon (if you want to hang them)

How to Make Farmhouse Wood Frame Ornaments

1. Paint the inside of your frames (let dry)
2. Stain the outside of the frames, front and back. A tip about staining the frames, I put some stain in a cup and added about 5x more water than stain. This diluted the stain and made it easier to apply. I brushed it on with a craft paint brush.
3. Apply the Thicker letters.
4. Add a loop of ribbon to the back and hot glue it in place. I just placed my frames in my tree and had the branches hold the frames in place. So adding the ribbon is optional.

Farmhouse Wood Frame Ornaments Make Great Gifts

These ornaments are big enough that you can give them as a gift too! The frames stand up by themselves and can be used as stand-alone Christmas decor. Plus, you can add whatever saying you want, so you can make these as Christmas gifts that people can use all year long!

I hope you make some ornaments! Tag me on instagram at @tatertotsandjello and let me see what you make!

24 Fun and Festive Christmas Ornament Ideas

Welcome to the second week of the Seasonal Simplicity Christmas Series! Today a group of my blogging friends and I are sharing our DIY Christmas Ornament projects to help inspire you to get crafty for the upcoming holiday season.  Click on the links below each image to be taken directly to the different posts!

DIY Christmas Light Tree Ornaments at The Happy Housie
Handmade Ornaments from Free Printables at The Handmade Home
DIY Dollar Store Christmas Tree Ornament at Craftberry Bush
DIY Twig Christmas Tree Ornament at The Turquoise Home

Farmhouse Christmas Sign Ornaments at Tatertots and Jello
DIY Stocking Ornament at Love Create Celebrate
DIY Kid Friendly Christmas Ornaments at Jenna Kate at Home
DIY Wood Bead Christmas Garland at So Much Better With Age
Reindeer Handmade Christmas Ornament Clean & Scentsible

DIY Christmas Ornament at My 100 Year Old Home
Easy Christmas Ornament DIY at Happy Happy Nester
Frosted Pear Tree Ornaments at Sincerely, Marie Designs
Elegant Embroidery Hoop Ornaments at All Things With Purpose
Homemade Christmas Ornament at Seeking Lavender Lane

Easy Wood Bead Christmas Ornaments at Cherished Bliss
DIY Hand Painted Floral Christmas Ornaments at The DIY Mommy
DIY Black and White Ornaments at Taryn Whiteaker
DIY Reindeer Vintage Car Christmas Ornament at Cassie Bustamante
Photo Block Christmas Ornament at Amber Tysl

Melted Crayon Ornaments at Modern Glam
Wine Cork Mushroom Christmas Ornaments at Life is a Party
Cinnamon Stick and Orange Slice Ornaments at A Pretty Life
Easy DIY Reversible Christmas Ornaments at She Gave it a Go
DIY Mason Jar Snow Globe Ornament at Lolly Jane

Pin Farmhouse Christmas Sign Ornaments to Make Later!

Have a Festive Day!

xoxo

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DIY Wood Plaque Christmas Ornaments

Hi friends, I’m Rebecca from The Crafted Sparrow. I’m so happy to be back again for another year of holiday fun. Each year I love to create at least one or two new sets of DIY ornaments for my Christmas decor. Today I’m sharing these easy to make DIY Wood Christmas Ornaments with you.

DIY Wood Plaque Christmas Ornaments

Supplies:

Wood Slats, 6 pack
Acrylic Paint
Foam Brush
Vinyl Stencils
Cricut Explore Air 2 to cut stencils
Transfer Paper/Tape
Bakers Twine, String, or Ribbon
Hot Glue Gun

I love using these. You can pretty much make a ton of cute ornaments with them.

I designed my Christmas sayings in a photo editing program and then uploaded the designs to my Design Space account for the Cricut Explore. I created a cuttable file with them.

I then sized them to fit the wood slats and cut them on the vinyl. Weed any of the vinyl pieces you don’t want.

I kept my wood slats raw, but if you want them to be a specific color you can paint them at this point and let them dry before adding the vinyl stencil.

Using transfer paper/tape you can apply the vinyl stencils to your wood slats carefully. Use your smoothing tool to get out all the air bubbles.

Using your acrylic paint and a foam brush gently sponge on the first layer of paint. Add a second layer of paint and let dry briefly.

Remove the vinyl stencil before it’s completely dry.

To create a hanger for them simply hot glue some bakers twine, ribbon, or string to the back of the wood plaques. Otherwise you can just wedge them in the tree like I did below.

DIY Wood Plaque Christmas Ornaments

Aren’t they so cute?! I love that I can pretty much create any saying I want and customize it to my decor. So many possibilities!

DIY Wood Plaque Christmas Ornaments

Be sure to check out these other fun Christmas ideas…

Buffalo Check Holiday Mantel

Buffalo Check Christmas Pillow

Mini Pallet Sign Ornaments

DIY Christmas Tea Towels

Seriously adorable!!!

Every single thing that Rebecca does strikes a chord in me. I think it’s my love of simple graphics and black and white.

You will love following along with Rebecca at the The Crafted Sparrow

The Crafted Sparrow on Pinterest

The Crafted Sparrow on Instagram

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Hello friends of Tatertots and Jello. I’m Melissa from No. 2 Pencil, and I am so excited to be here again, and to be contributing to Jen’s Happy Holidays series. There are so many great ideas and I’m thrilled to be a part of the fun. Today, I’m sharing a fun gift idea that everybody on your list will love, DIY Holiday Ornaments made from dollar store picture frames.

Here is what you will need to get started:

Supplies

Wallet size picture frames from the dollar store

Acrylic craft paint in your choice of colors

Mod Podge – Glossy Formula

Super fine glitter in colors coordinating to paint

Hot glue gun

Hot glue

Paint brush

Small container for mixing

Twine or ribbon

Step 1: Gather your supplies. Disassemble frames and set glass, cardboard insert, and frame back aside.

Step 3: In a small container, mix Mod Podge and a generous amount of glitter together. Brush two coats of glitter mixture over frames, letting each coat dry.

This year, I’m planning on incorporating yellow on our Christmas tree, so I made these green, red and yellow frames to keep. I loved how they came out so much, I made a set for my sister too. She’s going to have a pink tree this year! I just grabbed these pictures off her Facebook page and had them printed on wallet size prints to surprise her.

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