Felt Christmas Tree Ornament

Are you excited about decorating your Christmas tree? DIY ornaments you say? Well, today we are sharing a tutorial for making felt Christmas tree ornaments that are perfect for kids, especially if they want to learn to sew.

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Felt Christmas Tree Ornaments

green felt
brown felt
topic
small buttons in different colors
Larger button (optional)
needle
fgood fabric scissors
stuffing (real, cotton, rags)
felt glue (optional, but handy)
ribbon to hang

Cut small triangles from green felt. You will need 2 for 1 ornament. Cut a small rectangle from brown felt. Cut ribbon for hanging.

Sew the buttons onto one green triangle (a hot glue gun works too). Make a loop out of ribbon and place it onto the other triangle (we helped ourselves with glue dots to hold the ribbon in place)

Sew the ribbon to the triangles. Now place the green triangle with the button on top of the other triangle. Place the brown rectangle between the triangles (secure with a little felt glue). Begin sewing around the edges, all the way around the green triangles.

When you have completed half of the ornament, add some cotton to it to give it a nice full shape. Continue sewing until you have completed the whole piece. Tie a knot.

Need more ideas for Christmas decorations for kids?

Check out our great list of kids decoration ideas.

Any more sewing projects?

We also have a fun tutorial for making a felt seahorse.

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