Learn how to make pretty felt Christmas ornaments to decorate your tree. Great ideas for a variety of festive styles, and kids will love to help too!
What do I love about Christmas? So many things. I love the lights . . . the sweet treats . . . and of course, the Christmas crafts. I’m sure you know what I’m talking about when I say that the holidays get me into the creative spirit.
So much so that one thing I always like to do – if I can find the time – is to make a themed tree. One year I made a Star Wars Christmas tree.
One of my favorite mediums to work with during the holiday season is felt sheets. If you’ve never crafted with felt before, it’s not just a kids’ craft supply.
Felt is great for making more “mature” projects, like felt Christmas ornaments! Some of the most beautiful ornaments I’ve ever seen haven’t been glass – they’ve been felt.
If you love the idea of handmade Christmas ornaments and/or or a themed tree, I’ve got some ideas for you with felt.
Can you imagine an entire Christmas tree covered with little felt gnomes? Or cute felt gingerbread homes? Because I can!
Not all of these projects are sewn with a machine (or even sewn at all). So if you don’t have a sewing machine, don’t let it keep you from checking out these felt Christmas ornaments.
I’d love for you to look at this collection and let me know which are your favorites!
Also let me know if there is a felt ornament that you like to make that I don’t have on this list. Happy crafting and happy holidays – now scroll down to get the ideas!
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Pretty Poinsettia Felt Christmas Ornament
This felt Christmas ornament inspired by poinsettias was a lot of fun to make, and it was really easy too! No sewing machine required.
Making felt Christmas trees is a sewing project that is fun for both young and old. This is a small and quick craft with two different styles of trees to choose from.
You’re going to love making this super simple DIY felt ornament. With just a few supplies, you’ll have some brand new homemade festive ornaments to hang in no time at all! Perfect to make as a family.
Learn how to make felt mistletoe – this is so easy to make and so pretty for the holidays, and you can use it year after year! Hang it above a doorway, but you can also make to hang on the tree.
Is Starbucks close to your heart? Maybe someone you know loves it more than anything? This ornament is perfect for the Starbucks lover, and also makes a great gift (or tag).
Do you love jingle bells? Are your halls decked and your tree adorned yet? If not, consider this cute felt Christmas garland! Of course you can also use each individual bulb as an ornament.
Make felt mitten Christmas ornaments for friends and family with this free mini mitten printable template. There’s a monogram on the mitten front and a heart on the mitten back!
These scrappy ornaments are really easy to make! It took Stephanie under two hours to make these two . . . what a cute addition to your Christmas tree.
I love these iconic shapes of vintage glass ornaments, rendered in beautiful wool felt. Add hand embroidery, beads, and sequins, and the result is exquisite handmade little ornaments, true heirlooms.
Learn about to make DIY felt Christmas ornaments using only felt, a few beads, some thread, and a free printable ornament template. Great for beginning crafters!
Learn how to make the cutest little felt elf boots for your Christmas tree – without sewing. You can easily add pompoms and bells to make them even more festive!
Just like real snowflakes, each one of these ornaments is unique. One side is pink on white the other white on pink. You can create your own blizzard in a snap.
Deer and foxes are some of my favorite nature themed symbols of winter! Adding them to the front of these felt ornaments . . . well, that's just as cute as it gets!
Do you love the ugly sweater trend? I think you need to cover an entire tree with these cute sweaters, don't you? Enough with this questions . . . learn how to make these ornaments below.
Get a free pattern for the cutest llama or alpaca to ever grace a Christmas tree! Learn how to make this guy . . . and you can customize his color and his scarf with any color you like.
Staci made a couple of these pretty dress form ornaments in holiday colors. But also one that’s holiday-neutral. because these could work any time of the year in a sewing or little girl’s room.
If you're ready to deck the halls, you need to embrace the Christmas tree on a car trend with an ornament! I think that it could be particularly adorable to stitch the year or even a family name somewhere onto the body of the car or into the tree in order to personalize.
Pigs in a blanket usually aren't ornaments on trees – however, this is probably the cutest little piggie I've ever seen! And he comes out of blanket, too.
All you need for these DIY felt heart ornaments is leftover broadcloth or wool felt and yarn in red and white. This is a quick Christmas craft: It takes just a couple of minutes to make one felt heart.
Suse provides a pattern for the cutest little Santa ornaments, with an elfish theme! These tiny pixies can be made at the last minute, and are hand stitched.
Penguins are such funny animals and a great symbol of winter. This DIY felt penguin ornament is a fun and easy craft to make for your Christmas tree or to give as a gift this holiday season!
I've never actually had a Christmas pudding, but I like the way they look on a tree! At least the felt versions. These are so easy to make, and I love the little red buttons.
Grab a free pattern for making these darling owl ornaments complete with ric-rac. And if you choose to make a bigger version, it would make a cute softie gift.