DIY 3D Paper Ornament Christmas Card Idea

This DIY 3D Paper Christmas Card will delight both adults and kids! Make this Christmas card yourself or have your kids make it, it’s a fun and easy project for all ages.

You can do this with one color or, like we did, use multiple colors to make the paper ball really stand out!

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A handmade Christmas card is still appreciated, and this particular one will make everyone smile.

This is a really easy project to do, one that will always end up with a beautiful Christmas card, no matter who does it or what colors you use to make the card.

How to make 3D paper decorative Christmas cards

What you need:

card base (you can make it from cardboard)
black paper (plain printer paper or cardboard)
paper of various colors (regular printer paper is best)
glue
drag
round hole punch (preferably this, you can also cut circles)

Step by step instructions

Punch or cut multiple paper circles from the same or different colored paper.

The size of the circles is irrelevant – measure them against the card and see which size works best for you.

We cut 4 different colors for our project. There is no set number of circles for this project, the more you use, the fuller your Christmas card decoration will be.

Set aside a circle.

Fold the remaining circles in half.

Take the card base and glue it to the circle you set aside earlier.

Cut out a small black rectangle and glue it on top of the circle.

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