Wooden Christmas Ornament DIY ♥ Fleece Fun

Homemade Christmas Ornament: This farmhouse style wooden Christmas ornament diy makes for the perfect addition to your holiday decor. Make it for your home or use it as a hostess or neighbor gift. This simple and sweet ornament comes together so easily you might just want to make several in one sitting.

You Will Need:

Cricut Maker or Explore Air 2

1 4-inch Wood Round (Like this one)

Black Chalkboard Paint

Joy Cut Files Cut from Heat Transfer Vinyl

Green Craft Felt Scraps

Red polymer Clay

Holly Leaf Template

4-inches Twine, Ribbon or String

Tools Needed:

Paintbrush

Hot Glue Gun and Glue

Pencil

Parchment Paper Scrap

Iron

Wooden Christmas Ornament DIY Tutorial

Step 1 – Form the Berries

Start by making your holly berries. Break off three equal-sized tiny tiny pieces of the red polymer clay and roll them each into a neat ball.

Push them together in a triangle, but don’t squish them, just make sure they’re joined.

Bake per the polymer clay package instructions. Allow to cool completely before handling.

Gather the rest of materials

Step 2 – Paint the Wood

With the black chalkboard paint, paint the interior of the wood round, leaving about ½-inch around the edges clear of paint.

I chose to follow one of the rings, so that my black paint followed the more natural shape of the wood. Allow paint to dry completely.

Step 3 – Make the Joy Letters for the Ornament

Cut your “joy” letters on your cutting machine. Remember to mirror the letters if you are using a heat transfer vinyl. I always forget to do that, so learn from my mistakes.

Weed the vinyl so it’s ready to go.

Preheat your iron while you place the letters on the ornament in the desired location.

Cover the letters in parchment paper.

Iron the letters down through the parchment paper.

Remove parchment paper and the clear backing from the letters.

Step 4 – Make the Holly Leaves

Trace three holly leaf shapes from the template onto the green craft felt and cut them out. (I’ve also included the leaf SVG in the file if you want to cut it out using your Cricut Maker)