70 DIY Felt Christmas Tree Ornaments

The cool thing about these ornaments that they are like real snowflakes. Each one is unique. You can easily create your own blizzard! (via purlbee).

This project is perfect for any beginner embroiderer. No fancy stitches are involved! Besides felt pieces in different colors you'll need some stuffing, scissors and a needle to complete the project. (via www.thecraftedblog.com).

Bacon DIY Christmas Ornament.

This is a contemporary take on felt christmas trees. These little ornaments are cozy and perfect to hang anywhere. (via www.thisheartofmineblog.com).

Delicious gingerbread looks nice hung in the Christmas tree. So does felt gingerbread. (via kittenhood.ro).

10-minute Santa ornament (via thelongthread.com).

Perfect ornament for long, cold nights to the atmosphere in a room warmer. (via www.flamingotoes.com).

With this free template the making of this warming ornament won't be hard. (via otakucrafts.blogspot.ru).

Make a bunch of these cute little foxes as gifts to your friends and coworkers. (via craftinomicon.blogspot.ru).

We all love Starbucks so why not to make ornaments that remind us of its amazing coffee. (via www.oneartsymama.com).

This an amazing ornament to celebrate a baby’s first Christmas. (via www.dosmallthingswithlove.com).

If you like the idea of a neutral-toned ornament that has sort of a modern/organic feel then this project is right for you! (via strawberry-chic.blogspot.ru).

Are there any sports fans in your family? If so then here are some gorgeous ornament ideas for your Christmas tree. (via www.rustandsunshine.com).

T these little guys are so simple yet seem to have so much personality. You can easily whip a few of them up in an evening. (via www.justcraftyenough.com).

These adorable flower ornaments are perfect for tabletop trees. (via www.themagiconions.com).

Do you have some felt leftovers? Make a bunch of little ornaments even if you're beginner at embroidery. There are templates for all three ornaments (a tree, a bell and a wreath) (via domestifluff).

If you don't like mistletoe decorations offered commercially then this tutorial is right for you. There is a mistletoe template you could use in this tutorial. (via stayathomeartist).

These cute owls are quite easy to make. And if you make them bigger you'd get yourself cute softies. Just download the pattern adn start sewing! (via juicy-bits).

Do you like neutral brown colors? They are perfect to make a mix of stars.

All pieces of this ornament are cut and sewn together using tiny straight stitches. Seed beads imitate snow really well! (via everydaybitsandbobs).

These yummy ornaments consist only of few pieces that you need to sew together using simple stitches. (via bugsandfishes).

These cute, smiley ornaments are quite simple yet cool. Lollipops, gingermen, snowmen and other smiley things would make your Christmas tree more fun.

These ornaments are made of solid wool balls that were threw in the dryer to make them more dense. The motif were applied using needle felting. (via feltcafe).

Are you bored with glass ornaments but still like their shapes? Make felt ones to resemble them.

These gorgeous pops of color aren't hard to make thanks to free templates you can download. (via stumblesandstitches.blogspot.ru).

Your tree is far from the Arctic Circle but it could become a great home for a cute bear. This one is made from kit but you could use the idea. (via rosylittlethings).

To make a rustic ornament combine felt with little twigs. (via www.onecraftymumma.com).

These are perfect little gifts for your friends! (via flickr).

Make the whole Santa's wardrobe from red and white felt pieces. You could make a garland of them afterwards.

Embroidered children’s handprints is a cool idea for all parents out there. Perfect family gift to your friends. (via emptybobbinsewing).

To felt a sweater, you must wash it in hot water and run it through the dryer. Keep in mind that your sweaters must be 100% wool in order to felt properly. (via alphamom).

Ornament for each person with their initial on the front, a family letter ornament and a star to go on top. This mix is a perfect gift for the whole family. (via sayyestohoboken).

Download a free template and these peppermints would be really easy to make. (via pinksuedeshoe).

These ornaments are inspired by vintage glass baubles. For the project you'll need craft felt, ric rac, sewing threads and narrow ribbon. (via bugsandfishes).

Felt ornaments looks great dangling on branches in a vase. Spray paint these branches with white paint to highlight the design of these ornaments. (via familycircle).

Snow-capped pinecones would add winter beauty to your Christmas tree.

Felt decorations doesn't have to be flat!.

Easy to make felt rosettes would add an instant elegance touch to anything you decide to hang them on.

Super simple and elegant design of this felt ornament would add a charming touch to your decor.

Make a whole set of little cuttles to make your tree's decor more fun. (via katieemrich.blogspot.ru).

Super easy yet super cute project that even little ones would be able to go through. (via bugsandfishes.blogspot.ru).

Several circles in different shades of red and white make makes this ornament quite interesting, colroful and unique.

The cool thing about this ornament is that you can create it as with thread as with hot glue. (via theinspiredwren.blogspot.ru).

Red and white poinsettias will pop against any evergreen swag or tree.

These ornaments are perfect for nature-themed Christmas tree decor.

Show off your stitching talents on this little birdie. You can hang it on your Christmas tree or tie to a gift for your friends.

This gingerbread house is not really edible but it will serve for several years ahead. (via www.shinyhappyworld.com).

Add a cozy look to your holiday tree with mitten-shaped ornaments!.

Craft these little beauties using felt scraps and a few paper clips.

The mix of two tones creates a shadow effect on this simple tree ornament with a star.

Similar to crafting coffee-filter snowflakes, this project is perfect for your kids.

Cutouts are really easy to make. You can simply glue them to the background so no stitching is involved!.

This is the best craft project for kids. They all like candies and they can show their individuality by choosing colors for these ornaments.

Polka dots make everything more cool and stylish. This star ornament is an easy cutout project, perfect for kdis.

The cool thing about these ornaments that you don't really need a pattern or expert sewing skills to make them. A hot glue gun would help you to assemble them.

Quick to make this lovely pendants could feature any message you want. (via oleanderandpalm.com).

A white snowflake pops against a bright red star.

Heart-shaped ornament with very simple design would add some warmness to your Christmas tree. As usual, cutout projects are quite easy!.

Here is a cool alternative to traditional stockings. Even though you can't use them the same way but these ornaments would look great on any evergreen tree or swag.

Silver bells is a sign that it's Christmas time in the city!.

Christmas wreaths aren't only for front doors. These mini wreath ornaments with thin wooden disks used for their bases are quick and easy to make.

Bring in the beauty of the season while leaving the cold outside! You can play with colors of ornaments and the tree itself.