DIY Woodland Animal Ornaments

"Woodland animals are so fun and perfect for anytime of year. Little animals are perfect to go on a Christmas tree and fit perfectly amongst the green boughs. This ornaments are easy to make especially with a cutting machine. I used wood grain cutting paper to make them feel even more woodish. They will be perfect on any themed christmas tree or on a stocking. You can paint them on the woodslices or paint the animals on. "

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Celebrate With More Christmas Craft Ideas

If you enjoyed making the DIY Woodland Animal Ornaments, then you will love these Christmas craft projects that are sure to add some extra festive cheer to your holiday season. Here are three fun and creative ideas to try:

1. Pinecone Christmas Tree: Collect some pinecones from your backyard or a local park and use them to create adorable mini Christmas trees. Simply paint the tips of the pinecone green, add a small wooden star to the top, and decorate with colorful sequins or beads as ornaments. You can even add a small loop of ribbon to the top of the pinecone for hanging on your tree or as a cute decoration on a gift.

2. Reindeer Mason Jars: Transform simple mason jars into festive reindeer decorations that are perfect for holding candies or small treats. Paint the jars brown and add googly eyes, a red pom-pom for the nose, and pipe cleaners for antlers. These reindeer mason jars make great gifts for friends and family members or can be used as cute centerpieces for your holiday table.

3. Snowflake Ornaments with Wood Slices: Expand on your love for woodland-themed ornaments by creating snowflake decorations using wood slices. Simply paint the wood slices white, add intricate snowflake designs with a small brush or stencil, and finish with a sprinkle of glitter for a sparkling touch. These rustic snowflake ornaments will add a touch of charm to any Christmas tree or holiday garland.

We hope these craft ideas inspire you to get creative and add a personal touch to your Christmas decor this year. Happy crafting!