5 DIY Disney Holiday Ornaments You Can Make at Home

We each decorate our Christmas trees in different ways; some of us use a theme and/or a color palette. Some of us have strict rules, others are more loosey-goosey. Needless to say, our trees are very customized. Of course the best way to ensure that you have a truly one-of-a-kind Christmas tree is to make your ornaments yourself.

Check out these 5 DIY Disney holiday ornaments that are easy to make. Click on the images to visit each ornament’s webpage.

1. Snowgie Ornaments

In the animated short, “Frozen Fever,” we are introduced to snowgies, tiny snowmen that accidentally pop into existence thanks to Elsa’s cold. Well, you can pop your own into existence with some polymer clay.

2. Antenna Topper Ornaments

Do you have a ton of Disney antenna toppers lying around? Don’t know what to do with them? Add some eye screws to turn them into Christmas ornaments!

3. Disney Figurine Ornaments

Take your kids’ old Disney figurines (or buy new ones) and put them into fillable ornament balls for unique ornaments that your kids will enjoy for years to come.

4. Peppermint Mickey Ornaments

Glue together some plastic peppermint ornaments, and you’ve got yourself some jolly Mickey ornaments!

5. Princess Gown Ornaments

Cut these princess gowns out of scrapbook paper. There are tons of color/design options, so don’t feel that you have to use solid colors; be creative!

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