DIY Wood Slice Christmas Ornaments

Make these easy and inexpensive DIY wood slice Christmas ornaments!  These rustic ornaments can be personalized and made in very little time.  

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Hi Friends!  Today is all about Christmas ornaments…more specifically, these easy and inexpensive DIY wood slice Christmas ornaments. I love to create my own ornaments each year. Last year, I created these rustic DIY Pinecone Ornaments.  Keeping with that farmhouse feel, this year I am sharing an easy and inexpensive painted ornament using wood slices.

Last spring, my friend, Michelle (Our Crafty Mom) and I attended the Vintage Market Days® together.  While we were there, I had purchased a bag of wood slices, in a variety of sizes. When I was recently going through my craft stash, I found them and thought these rustic, natural wood slices would make great Christmas ornaments.

If you would like to make these ornaments, you can easily purchase pre-drilled wood slices here.

 

Materials:

• Wood slice ornaments
• Chalk paint
• Stencil
• Chalk Art chalk paste
• Twine
• Ribbon

Directions:

I began by drilling a small hole at the top of each one.

Then, using Annie Sloan chalk paint, I painted one side of each wood slice.  I used the colors Graphite and Paris Grey.

I love that chalk paint dries so quickly and cleans up so easily!

Once the paint was dry, I used my stencils and Chalk Art chalk paste from A Maker’s Studio to personalize these ornaments.

To one, I added a festive message and to the other, I added my daughter’s initial.

Finally, just thread the twine through the hole and add a festive ribbon.  Such a quick and easy project!

Check out what the other hosts have been busy crafting up too!