Cute diy christmas ornaments simple

Here are 15 cute Christmas ornament crafts for kids that are perfect for having some screen free fun during the holiday season.

These cinnamon ornaments smell SO GOOD and they're really simple to make! Only 3 ingredients and they give you that amazing Christmas baking smell!

ertained this holiday season? These 24 Easy Christmas Crafts for Kids of All Ages are just what you need! From classic paper snowflakes and popsicle stick ornaments to cute pinecone Christmas trees and painted rock reindeer, these crafts are simple, mess-free, and perfect for creating holiday memories together.

Here's a fun family-friendly Christmas activity you will want to save for later! You can make these Fun & Easy Old Fashioned Cinnamon Ornaments using just a few simple ingredients you may already have in your pantry!

Make an adorable Christmas keepsake with your little ones this year! It's so easy to do and will bring you to tears in a few years pulling it out to see how tall they were!

Here’s a fun and simple activity to do with your kids: Salt dough ornaments. My boys aren’t always into crafty things – but when they heard their cousins made and SOLD some of their ornaments, my boys were all in! They always love a way to earn money – right now they are saving up to buy a DOG! (This was their idea, not mine) . The salt dough recipe is simple: 2 cups of flour 1 cup of salt 1 cup of water Mix with a wisk, and then your hands. Flour a surface, then roll out the dough until…

Handprint Snowman Ornament. Use the kids hands and plastic or glass clear ornaments to make these cute Handprint Snowman Ornaments!

We’ve put together an impressive collection of Christmas tree ornaments that you can make yourself from paper, but thankfully, unlike origami, most of them include a few other tools or techniques to make life a bit easier for you.

l i n z y ✌🏼 on Instagram: "DIY Dollar Tree teacher keepsake 🎁 This was easy to make! After you add your white paint, the best way to make the lines I found is to add tape evenly sectioned out on the front of the ornament. Then, using sharpies, you can trace the tape to make lines to mimic paper. After removing the tape, you can either add stickers or, if you want it more personal like I did, let your child write a message on the ornament. It won’t be perfect but that’s the beauty of it!"