14 DIY Ornaments to Give Your Christmas Tree the Homiest of Feels

Studio DIY's emoji ornaments turn plain ceramic ornaments into cool emoji using craft or spray paint and paint pens.

Mr. Printable's sewing card ornaments are a fun way for kids to learn a new skill while making a special addition to your tree.

A Beautiful Mess's DIY Christmas tree toppers use pipe cleaner-covered bendable wires.

Pull out your old baby-food jars and repurpose them into cute holiday ornaments with Crazy Little Projects's snowman ornament.

A Beautiful Mess's paper ball ornaments are simple to make and cute enough to keep out all year long.

Lemon Lime Adventure's DIY Harry Pottery potions ornaments are made using plastic globe ornaments, glitter glue, warm water, glitter, and food coloring. What Potter-lover wouldn't want some Felix Felicis potion (that's "liquid luck") hanging on their tree?

Cinnamon sticks, spray-painted twigs, and some fabric turn into some seriously cute holiday decor with The Chic Site's DIY antler ornaments.

What could be easier than adding a temporary tattoo to an ornament? Check out the 10-minute makeover The Crafted Life gave these tattoo-embellished ornaments.

Kids will flip for Tater Tots and Jello's DIY North Pole ornament, which uses a clear plastic ornament, Poly-Fill stuffing beads, and a tiny snowman to create a frosty wonderland.

The Swell Designer's crayon drip ornaments are a great way to use up all those broken crayons.

Kids will love turning your favorite family pictures into ornaments, using The Crafted Life's photo ornament tutorial.

Say Yes's DIY rainbow felt tree ornaments turn felt, twine, and stuffing into the cutest little trees.

DIY string art ornaments from The Country Chic Cottage require some adult supervision, but the results are totally worth the effort.

Turn pine garland, cinnamon sticks, and buttons into cute little Christmas tree ornaments with Consumer Crafts's cinnamon stick tree DIY.