Santa DIY Wood Slice Ornaments

These are ultra easy Christmas ornaments to make, and so cute!

By: Angie Holden from thecountrychiccottage.net for testors.com

By: Angie Holden from thecountrychiccottage.net for testors.com

Wood slice ornaments have never been cuter or easier to make. Learn how to paint ornaments to make precious Santas! All you need are a few basic materials that you can easily find at your local craft store or even in your personal stash. Kids can make this project, and it would be a fun way to prepare for the holiday season with the whole family! This ornament tutorial is a quick and easy DIY Christmas craft. You could make them in bulk and give them to all your loved ones this holiday.

Time to CompleteIn an evening

MaterialsPaint, Wood

Primary TechniquePainting

Easy

HolidayChristmas

Project TypeMake a Project

Materials List

Testors Craft Paint – Stop Sign Red 292429A, Black 292421A and White 292430A
Wood Slice Ornaments
Testors Paint Brushes
Red Pom-Poms
Hot Glue Gun and Hot Glue

Instructions

To create Santa’s hat, paint a little over 1/3 of the top of the wood slice ornaments with the red paint.
To create Santa’s beard, paint a little over 1/3 of the bottom of the wood slice ornaments with white paint.
Using the black paint and a paintbrush, paint Santa’s eyes just below the red paint.
Attach a red pom-pom nose to the wood slice ornament, just above the white beard, with a glue gun.

Project development and photography by Angie Holden. To see the full tutorial on The Country Chic Cottage, click here.

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Marilyn B

Nov 14, 2017

For many years, our family would always have the bottom trunk sliced off of our live pine tree, usually a balsam or Douglas fir, to keep,it fresh longer. For some reason. I would,want to keep,the little stump cutting! Now I have a cute idea of what to do with the thinner sliced ones, and they will have a bit of sentimental family history behind them as well! Cute idea! For older kids you could glue on googly eyes as a more whimsical look!