Funky Christmas Tree Ornaments

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Funky Christmas Tree Decorations

One of our favourite things about Christmas is putting up the Christmas Tree. When I was a single mum I remember decorating a Christmas tree with Sylvia. It was bittersweet.

We had so much fun, yet I hoped one day we would have a two parent family, that we would be able to afford a large tree and Sylvia would have a daddy to lift her up as she placed the star on top of the tree.

Several years later this happened. I married John when my daughter was five and our first Christmas and tree decorating activity is something that will always stay with me. It’s a tradition we keep to this day!

the star on the christmas tree

Today we have some super cute Christmas Tree ornaments which are simple easy and so fun to make. I am sure you will love these! We sure do. Enjoy.

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Supplies for This Christmas Tree Ornament

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Christmas Tree Ornaments supplies list

How to Make This Easy Christmas Tree Decorations

Cut 5 pieces each of wreath garland 1 ½ inch long, 2 inches long, and 2 ½ inches long.

Christmas Tree Ornaments

Glue the 1 ½ inch pieces at the top of each cinnamon stick. Glue the 2-inch pieces in the middle, and glue the 2 ½ inch pieces below the middle pieces.

Make sure they are all touching, and there is a bit of cinnamon stick showing at the bottom to look like the trunk.

Christmas Tree Decorations

Cut a piece of twine, bend in half, and glue the open ends together on the back of each cinnamon stick.

Christmas Tree Ornaments

The loop will be at the top of each stick which is the hanger.

Christmas Tree Decorations

Glue 6-7 buttons on two of the trees. Glue 6-7 bells on two of the trees.

Christmas Tree Decorations

Glue the poms on the last tree.

Christmas Tree Decorations

These are fun and easy Christmas ornaments to make with the kids!

Christmas Tree Decorations

 We have lot’s of fabulous Christmas ornament ideas here on The Inspiration Edit. Why not take a look and save a few ideas to Pinterest? Pinning supports my blog and allows me to share more fantastic ideas.

Christmas Tree Decorations

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Funky Christmas Tree Ornaments

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This is a tutorial on how to make funky Christmas tree ornament.

Prep Time 5 minutes
Active Time 15 minutes
Total Time 20 minutes
Difficulty Easy

Materials

  • 5 Cinnamon Sticks
  • Plastic Christmas Wreath Garland
  • Decorative Twine Crafts
  • 12-14 Colored Buttons
  • 12-14 Jingle Bells, assort. colours
  • 6-7 Small Poms, assort. Colours

Tools

  • Hot Glue Gun

Instructions

    Cut 5 pieces each of wreath garland 1 ½ inch long, 2 inches long, and 2 ½ inches long.

    Glue the 1 ½ inch pieces at the top of each cinnamon stickGlue the 2 inch pieces in the middle, and glue the 2 ½ inch pieces below the middle pieces.

    Make sure they are all touching, and there is a bit of cinnamon stick showing at the bottom to look like the trunk.

    Cut a piece of twine, bend in half, and glue the open ends together on the back of each cinnamon stick.

    The loop will be at the top of each stick which is the hanger.

    Glue 6-7 buttons on two of the trees. Glue 6-7 bells on two of the trees.

    Glue the poms on the last tree.

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Angela Milnes is a Qualified Early Years Teacher who has specialised in Preschool and Kindergarten teaching. She has a wealth of experience teaching young children and is passionate about kids crafts and having fun as a family. Angela has also taught cooking skills and loves to share both family recipes and easy crafts here on The Inspiration Edit. Follow her on Pinterest!

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