DIY Felt Ornaments

INSIDE : Learn how to trim your holiday tree with brightly colored Modern DIY Felt Ornaments. You can mix and match the colors for a budget friendly, but whimsical looking Christmas tree for the holiday!

Pink and Green DIY Christmas Felt Ornaments

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This post has been updated since it’s original December 2015 publish date.

I have renamed this week to the unofficial DIY Felt Week!  I have three really fun felt projects to share and they all are so quick, you can make them in under an hour.  

DIY Felt Ornament pink

Today I’m staring off the week with these brightly colored DIY Felt Ornaments… and now I want to make a million of them!!  

And if you are loving this felt ornament, check out how you can turn them into a DIY Felt Garland to hang them in your home or even on your Christmas tree.

Felt Garland - neutral colors
 

Supplies need to make DIY Felt Ornaments

Felt Ornament Supplies

How do I make Christmas Felt Ornaments?

Cut your felt down to size

All my felt rolls came in a 5″ width, so I measured and cut out a 5″x5″ square with my sewing scissors.  Having sharp scissors is key to having a clean straight cut.

Pink felt, silver scissors, ruler and pencil

Begin folding felt

Next, fold your felt square into a triangle and then fold it once more.  

Pink felt folded into a triangle

Cut lines in folded felt

Cut three straight lines in your felt, starting at the bended side of the triangle.  Do not cut all the way to the end.

Triangle of pink felt with three cut strips

Add hot glue to corners

Unfold your felt and lay out on a table.  Grab the center corner pieces and using your hot glue gun, adhere the center corner edges together.

Pink square of felt cut and getting ready to be hot glued

Turn your felt over so the loop you just glued is now facing down.  Now, grab the second set of corner pieces and glue the corner edges together.  Turn the felt over again and repeat this process until all the corners are glued together.

Curled and glued pink felt turning into an ornament

For the green set, I followed the exact same steps, but layered the emerald and mint greens on each other.  This creates the dual color look which I LOVE.

Layered green colors of felt cut into ornament shape

Once the felt ornaments were completed, I added a simple neon pink loop to hang (and a pink tassel).

Holiday craft - Felt Ornaments in both Green and Hot Pink

I’m not kidding when I say that I may make a LOT more of these… they take no time at all and I love how they spin and create shapes when on the tree!  

DIY Felt Ornament Supplies

DIY Felt Ornaments

Yield: 2 Ornaments
Prep Time: 5 minutes
Active Time: 30 minutes
Total Time: 35 minutes
Difficulty: Easy

Learn how to trim your holiday tree with brightly colored Modern DIY Felt Ornaments. You can mix and match the colors for a Modern Christmas tree.

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Materials

Instructions

    1. Measure and cut out a 5″x5″ square with your sewing scissors. Having sharp scissors is key to having a clean straight cut.
    2. Fold your felt square into a triangle and then fold it once more.
    3. Cut three straight lines in your felt, starting at the bent side of the triangle. Be sure not to cut all the way to the end.
    4. Unfold your felt and lay it flat on a table. Grab the center corner pieces and using your hot glue gun, adhere the center corner edges together.
    5. Next, turn your felt over so the loop you just glued is now facing down. Grab the second set of corner pieces and glue the corner edges together.
    6. Turn the felt over again and repeat this process until all the corners are glued together.
    7. Once the felt ornaments are completed, you can add a yarn loop to hang and additional embellishments like tassels or pom poms.

Notes

-To create a dual color look, stack different colors on each other.

Did you make this project?

Please leave a comment on the blog or share a photo on Instagram

I did make more and put them on a DIY garland!

Check out a few of my other fun FELT holiday crafts:

DIY Felt Tree Wall Hanging

DIY Felt Tree, Delineateyourdwelling.com

DIY Felt Merry Mittens

Merry Felt Mittens, Delineateyourdwelling.com

DIY Felt Snowflake Mittens

DIY-Felt Snowflake Mittens, Delineateyourdwelling.com

To see my other felt projects head here…

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22 Comments

  1. How cute! I’ve made something similar from paper, but I always have tons of felt in my craft stash.

  2. I think my tree needs some of these! So cute and fun.

    1. delineateyourdwelling says:

      Oh yes, it does! I can see all kinds of pink, white and black ones on your tree already!

    1. delineateyourdwelling says:

      Thank you Rachel! They were SO fun to make.

  3. these felt ornaments are so neat! love the two color design! Makes decorating your tree a snap – just choose the colors that match your theme!

    1. delineateyourdwelling says:

      You definitely need some. I want all the colors, now!

  4. Those are really cute, Amy! My daughter would love adding these to her sweet little tree!

    1. delineateyourdwelling says:

      These would be a perfect adult supervised kid activity!

    1. delineateyourdwelling says:

      Thanks, I really want to try and make a garland with them now!!

    1. delineateyourdwelling says:

      Thanks Bre! xo

  5. I love these! I always forget about felt, but man you can make some great stuff with it!

    1. delineateyourdwelling says:

      Thanks, Cyd! I know, I always forget about felt… but I just found a great source, so I’ve got a week of felt DIY’s now!

  6. I LOVE these! I’ve got Paper Ornament Week coming up next week and I may or may not steal this design. (with proper attribution, of course!)

    Hope you are having a fantastic December!

    xoxo

    Gwen

    1. delineateyourdwelling says:

      Steal away (with credit, hee hee) because I’m so in love I want to make them in every color! And I bet using paper would only be THAT MUCH easier!! Can’t wait to see them, Gwen.

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