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I want my snowflake cut out of two different colors of paper. The easiest way to differentiate that in CDS is to change the color of two of the snowflakes. Anyway, cozy up in front of the fire and create some gorgeous beaded ornaments for your tree. Or you can use them as gift toppers or even to give them as gifts. For this project, in particular, I recommend heavy-weight cardstock, which is harder to cut but is more sturdy for decorating. Made with fabric, glue, and twine, these homemade Christmas ornaments can be customized with any fabric pattern or color that matches your decor. This DIY unicorn ornament is Christmas Tree Ornaments perfect for anyone who loves all things pink and sparkly. With a few colors of paint and some pink and gold accessories, you can turn an ordinary clear plastic ornament into a magical creature. Make and give it as a gift, or use it as a festive gift topper. A few of my favorites cotton yarns to make snowflakes with are Lily’s Sugar’n Cream, 24/7 Cotton by Lion Brand and Aunt Lydia’s Cotton Thread. These snowflakes are available in a wide variety of colors, so you can really customize them to your style. You might also enjoy learning how to create a magical holiday with these meaningful family Christmas traditions and the fun ideas on our winter bucket list. Continue this pattern and work your way around the macrame snowflake completing all five arms. For a more kid-friendly version, switch out the wire for pipe cleaners. This homemade Christmas ornament idea puts a unique twist on the classic star shape. Recreate the look at home with wooden beads and hot glue. Add a piece of twine for a hanging loop and display it on your tree for a farmhouse-inspired Christmas tree. These jewel-toned, accordion-style ornaments are perfect for a trendy yet sophisticated tree. As the creative director of Aralas Creative and founder of Craftaholic Witch, she’s created over 230 DIY tutorials to inspire a more mindful, hands-on life. Or Want to give some special thing to your loved one? This cute heart bookmark can be a lovely Valentine’s Day gift. Learn How to Make a Unique and Beautiful Heart Bookmark using wire. These handmade ornaments are the perfect addition to your Christmas tree when you feel like there’s something missing or that you need to fill some spots. I have included a video in this post showing you how to make this macrame snowflake ornament. If you can’t see the video, turn off your ad blocker. If you want more detailed instructions, continue reading. Hang larger display pieces from garlands, wreaths, windows, mantels or even ceilings to create a floating effect. Style your Christmas table with snowflake centrepieces for a memorable festive meal. Outdoor snowflake lights and yard decor extend the theme to your garden for a welcoming glow. Whether you choose subtle snowy touches or go all out with a full winter wonderland, snowflakes help you curate a space that feels warm yet joyful. Patterned fabric with bold shapes can be used to make super-easy ornaments. Choose a fabric with bright circles in the pattern or the color, and layer it with fusible batting. Unfold and glue the two end pieces together to form a bell (use a paper clip to hold the pieces together until the glue dries). Thread embroidery floss through a ¾-inch-diameter wooden bead with a center hole, knotting one end. Thread the other end through the bell center and tie for a hanging loop. For an easy popsicle stick craft for Christmas, try these popsicle stick snowflakes. Save popsicle sticks or grab a box of craft sticks to make these. Draw shapes onto kraft chipboard and use a crafts knife to cut them out. For a hanger, loop off-white ribbon through a punched hole and secure with tape. Combine two Christmas favorites (stars and plaid) for one stunning and easy Christmas ornament. Follow our step-by-step instructions to master the winter wonderland design. This adorable character makes a charming addition to your tree or a too-cool present topper. Hand-stitch the facial features to one body piece; add the belly and wings, stitching the inside curves of each wing. Layer the body pieces with wrong sides together; insert the feet between the pieces. Need a charming set of coordinating Christmas ornaments—and need them fast? Just wrap cookie cutters with narrow fabric ribbon (try red-and-white gingham for an extra-festive touch), and secure the ribbon ends with tape. These bright handmade ornaments—reminiscent of traditional Chinese paper lanterns—look complicated but are simpler than you might expect. They are essentially two overlapping felt cutouts threaded onto a skewer with a section of paper straw in the middle to hold the shape. A loop of metallic cord and colorful beads glued to the ends of the skewer finish them. If there's one thing you can count on over the holidays, it's plenty of sweet treats. Made from felt and hot glue, these homemade candy ornaments add a whimsical touch to your tree. Each design captures the magic of winter and the wonder of nature. That's why they remain such a popular choice for holiday decorating around the world. Here in Australia, they let us enjoy the look of snow without the chill. Glue circles punched from scraps of the wood veneer to the center. After threading the last crystal bead, pull the wire tightly and coil the wire around any part of the beaded snowflake pattern. After coiling the wire 3 or 4 times, cut off the extra wire using scissors. Snowflakes will suit rustic, metallic, pastel or classic themes with ease. Our products are available in a range of materials and sizes. You can choose from delicate small snowflakes for subtle detail or oversized statement pieces for a bold impact. Each piece is easy to store and reuse that will give you timeless decorations to bring out year after year.