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13 Cool DIY Geometrical Ornaments For Christmas

13 Cool DIY Geometrical Ornaments For Christmas
Geometric design is a hot trend today, and designers use it for interiors, weddings and even clothes. Geometric Christmas ornaments are great for minimalist Christmas or if you are looking for particular elegance in décor. Himmeli ones are an ideal thing, you can make them in different colors – gold, copper, silver or even striped.... 
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DIY Christmas Bow With Pinecones

DIY Christmas Bow With Pinecones
Do you like rustic Christmas décor with pinecones? If you do, let’s make this beautiful pinecone bow. The supplies are Christmas ribbon (or it may be any ribbon you like), 6 small pine cones, glue, seed beads and a piece of yarn about 20-30 cm. Make a bow, then glue 3 pine cones in the... 
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14 Beautiful DIY Gold, Silver And Copper Christmas Tree Ornaments

14 Beautiful DIY Gold, Silver And Copper Christmas Tree Ornaments
Gold, silver and copper are classical for any type of décor, and Christmas ornaments are no exception. You can easily make some ornaments yourself just upgrading the old ones or making absolutely new ones. Spray painting the ornaments is a good idea and  you can also decorate them with some crystals or embellishments. Glitter ornaments... 
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11 DIY Birdseed Ornaments For Christmas

11 DIY Birdseed Ornaments For Christmas
Let’s help our wild feathered friends! Birdseed ornaments in your garden are not only a cool Christmas decoration but also help, some food for the birds. What you need for any such ornament is birdseed, first of all, and syrup or gelatin. Choose a shape for your feeder – a star, a gingerbread man, a... 
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Colorful DIY Acorn Ornaments

Colorful DIY Acorn Ornaments
Natural decorations are great as they bring the nature in. To make these acorn ornaments you’ll need acorns tops, polymer clay, gold jewelry hooks, paint and a paint brush. Roll your polymer clay into balls. It’s a great activity to do with kids! Just be sure to keep them a size that will fit in... 
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14 DIY Foodie Christmas Ornaments

14 DIY Foodie Christmas Ornaments
I think that foodie ornaments look even cozier than usual ones because they mostly smell fantastic. Let’s see what we can make using some products from the kitchen. The easiest and most aromatic way to do that is to dry some apples, oranges or other fruit and hang them as an ornament. For a nice... 
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DIY Himmeli Christmas Ornament

DIY Himmeli Christmas Ornament
Geometric pieces are getting more and more popularity. That’s why today we’ll make a truly  geometric ornaments – himmeli decoration. The supplies are paper straws (12 equal-sized pieces for each ornament), twine/string, wood beads, craft paint. Make a triangle of the paper straws, and then two more side by side. Attach several rows to each... 
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DIY Snow Globe Christmas Ornament

DIY Snow Globe Christmas Ornament
A beautiful snow globe as an ornament? Yes, please! The supplies are clear glass baubles, small trees, white spray paint, glue, a wooden skewer, scissors, tweezers and white glitter. Cut the tree so that it could fit the bauble and lightly spray paint it. Dab some glue on the end of the skewer and gently... 
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Adorable DIY Fabric Star Ornament

Adorable DIY Fabric Star Ornament
This ornament of fabric is a real art piece, making it is not so easy but it’s a beautiful thing. The supplies are a polystyrene ball, fat 1/8th of three fabrics – dark, medium, and light, sequin pins, ribbon, a fabric glue pen. Prepare the fabric by cutting: medium fabric (blue) – cut 10 squares... 
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Beautiful DIY Jingle Bells Ornaments

Beautiful DIY Jingle Bells Ornaments
Jingle bells are an awesome reminder of the coming Christmas, so let’s make an ornament of them! You’ll need jingle bells, ribbon, needle-nose pliers, wire cutters, and scissors. Cut a 16″ length of wire and loop back one end about 1″. Using the needle-nose pliers, wrap the end around until you’re left with a tiny... 
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