Best Ornament Contest 2021 Winners!

Chapel Ornament
By: Margie Higuchi from SCRAPS of (my) Life

From the Designer: "Using the light blubs from the Christmas tree lights, simply place the chapel structure on top of one to make a warm glow shine through. It is lightweight because it's created with glitter paper, vellum, and cardstock. With the right pattern or craft dies, you can perch a whole village as unique ornaments if you like! Or thread a thin cord or wire to hang them too. Just one of many ways to create holiday ornaments for your tree."

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Get Your Jingle On
By: Erin Meyer from With E's Designs on Facebook

Learn how to make an adorable ornament that kids will love as well as anyone who is young at heart! The Get Your Jingle On Ornament features jingle bells, glitter, and a half dome ornament encasing all these cheerful embellishments. Most of the materials can be purchased at your local Dollar Store, and you might already have several of them on hand! Hang this ornament on your tree or even on a door knob for some magical ringing whenever someone opens or shuts the door. The weathered paint, twine hanger, and extra jingle bells at the top are all wonderful touches.

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Christmas Cone Ornament
By: Carol Tromba

From the Designer: "Frosty Pinecone Ornament. Have your guests be greeted by pine cones when they walk in from the cold. Glittered pinecones are a popular decorative choice of the season thanks to how versatile they are. Their natural beauty goes with any home decor and they can make a beautiful and elegant holiday decoration, adding a charming woodland touch. This project is simple and can be done with the help of your children/grandchildren. Upon completion you will hang it on your tree or on an ornament stand."

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Browse the remaining lovely entries to our ornament contest here!