Easy Personalized DIY Christmas Ornaments

  This year, since all of our Christmas decorations and ornaments are in storage, we decided to have a “homemade” tree, and make all of our ornaments.  Since I love all things personalized,  these easy DIY Christmas ornaments were the perfect choice.  They are budget-friendly, super easy, and take just an hour to make!

Easy Personalized Christmas Ornaments | oldsaltfarm.com

Seriously, they could not be any easier, or any cuter! I bought all the supplies at Michael’s, and made both sets in just a couple of hours, including the drying time.  They would be darling not only on your tree, but as gifts!  Instead of numbers on the Chalkboard Tag Ornament, write a name or saying instead for teachers, friends, neighbors, and more.  The initial ornaments would also be super cute as gift tags–or even a place card. So many options!

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Here’s how I did it…

SUPPLIES

Chalkboard Tag Ornaments:

-rectangle wooden tags

-chalkboard spray paint

-drill

-ribbon

Initial Ornaments:

-wooden letters

-drill

-twine

-spray paint

-sandpaper

Easy Personalized Christmas Ornaments | oldsaltfarm.com

Easy Personalized Christmas Ornaments | oldsaltfarm.com

 DIRECTIONS

Chalkboard Tag Ornaments:

1.  Spray the rectangle tags with chalkboard spray paint, and let dry completely.

2.  Drill a hole in the top of the tag, and thread ribbon through to create a loop.

3.  I used a chalk marker to write numbers–one for each member of our family. You can use letters, names, quotes, whatever you like! You could also use vinyl if you prefer!

Initial Ornaments:

1.  Spray paint letters and let dry completely.

2.  Drill hole in top of letter (where it makes the most sense–it will differ from letter to letter), and thread jute or ribbon through it to create  loop.

3.  Lightly sand if desired!

That’s it!!! SO SO easy and adorable…totally my kind of project.  :)

Easy Personalized Christmas Ornaments | oldsaltfarm.com

Easy Personalized Christmas Ornaments | oldsaltfarm.com

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