DIY Personalized Ornaments for Christmas!
If you’re looking for a cute personalized ornament idea for Christmas, you’ve come to the right place!
DIY Personalized Ornaments
Time to get your craft on, y’all! Ok, so sometimes I love long step-by-step craft projects and feel really proud after I’ve finished. But sometimes I like a quick done-in-two-seconds style craft that turns out crazy cute and makes the perfect gift.
If you don’t think you’re “crafty”, you can do this! Seriously, it’s embarrassing how easy it is.
Without further ado, DIY personalized ornaments to add a little fun to your Christmas trees! I loved creating my daughter’s name on one and “yay” on the other! I also had fun with a 2014 ornament in silver and a monogrammed one too.
Here is the step-by-step photos of the ornament I made for my daughter’s first Christmas! I think these would make the cutest gifts, don’t you think?
Personalized Ornament DIY
ITEMS NEEDED
- Clear ornaments: You can find these in glass or plastic in a variety of sizes at craft stores during the holiday season.
- Sticker letters: I was so impressed at the selection of sticker letters from various fonts to colors and metallics too! Hello gold!
- Glitter or confetti: If you want to fill the inside of your ornament with a little sparkle! Optional! You could even fill the ornaments with little candies too.
- Ribbon: Tie a festive ribbon on top!
HOW TO MAKE
1. Simply stick your letters on in the words or phrases you’d like! Try names, monograms, memorable dates, etc!
2. Use a funnel to fill with glitter or confetti!
3. Tie on a festive bow and hang on the tree or give as a sweet gift.
4. See, I told you it was easy :)
I think I’m in love with the gold and black and white stripe combo myself, which isn’t really surprising considering how much I love gold and stripes! Hope you love this little DIY personalized ornament idea!
P.S. If you love traditional monograms, check out these monogram ornaments I made several years ago with the Silhouette machine (and check back THIS Wednesday night for the code to a very fabulous Silhouette Black Friday sale)!
XOXO,
Courtney
Hey! LOVE this color combo! Where did you find that exact ribbon, would love the source. Thanks!
Hi Lindsay! It’s from Papermart.com!
Hi Courtney! Didn’t see a response on the question of how well the stickers hold up. Did you have problems with them peeling off?
When I was repositioning them to get the letters where I wanted them, I did not have trouble peeling them off. But once I got them where I wanted them, I’ve left them. So I haven’t tried to take them back off a year later, for example. I imagine you could try soaking or using goo gone if you really need them off after a bit of time.
such a great idea! I never thought of stickers. Love it!
Thanks Lindsay!
Awesome idea Courtney!!!! Thanks for sharing…. Happy Holidays!
So cute! I love the gold and stripes combo too!
This is a wonderful idea. Going to do this for a friend who just lost her little darling baby girl.
Beautiful! Where did you get the gold letters/numbers?
Hobby Lobby!
Did you use glass or plastic ornaments? Where did you get them?
I used glass (but you can also buy plastic) and you can find them at any craft store. Michaels, JoAnns,Hobby Lobby, etc!
Love these ! I was wondering what size ribbon you used 5/8′ and if the stickers were scrap booking stickers ? Thanks
Hi Sarah! I used a 5/8″ on the gold and a 1/2″ on the black/white stripe! Any ribbon size would work :) The stickers were indeed found near scrapbooking, I think they’re general use “craft” stickers but scrapbook stickers are perfect!
I love these and rhey look elegant and festive!
My only concern is how the would hold up in storage. I livw in Florida, hot hot hot. Any thoughts on long term, do you think the stickers will peel up?
Super cute…What do you think about a layer of mod podge or something to seal the stickers?
GREAT idea Karen!
Love these! Clicked on your tutorial because I saw the name on the ornament. My daughter’s name is Blakely too! Not often you see that name. :)
That’s SO fun! It’s such a beautiful name! :)
so so beautiful! thanks for sharing!