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In this post: Make these simple cookie cutter Christmas ornaments in less than 10 minutes. Give them to your favorite baker or hang them on a kitchen tree!
🎵It’s the most wonderful time of the year. 🎵It’s no secret I adore the Christmas Holidays. But I fully acknowledge that it can also be a crazy time of year – decorating, shopping, hosting. All while trying to remember the real reason for the season. Here are some very simple cookie-cutter Christmas ornaments that you can make with the kids on a cold winter’s day. Then you can hang them in the kitchen or wrap them up and give them with Christmas cookies to friends and neighbors.
They literally only take about 5 minutes each to make 10 minutes for the whole set.
Now that’s an easy craft!
Simple Cookie Cutter Christmas Ornaments
These cookie cutter ornaments would also be super cute hung from a mason jar full of dry cookie mix.
Supplies
- cookie cutters
- medium craft jingle bells
- baker’s twine (or other string)
- glue gun and glue sticks
Instructions
1. For each ornament, thread a 4″ length of baker’s twine through one jingle bell. Tie twine at top of one cookie cutter. Use a little hot glue to hold it in place (metal ornaments are a little slippery!).
2. Then create a loop for hanging by tying a knot again with excess twine.
3. Repeat for as many cookie cutter ornaments as you’d like.
Hang and enjoy!
More Christmas Ornaments
Of course, if you liked these, or need a different idea, here are a few more of our DIY make your own Christmas ornaments:
- 40 Christmas Ball Ornament Ideas
- Gingerbread Salt Dough Ornaments
- Silhouette Ornaments
- Chalkboard Christmas Ball Ornaments
- Snowflake Embroidery Hoop Ornaments
- Burlap Ornaments
- Vintage Sheet Music Ball Ornaments
- Hand-lettered Large Ornaments
How cute are these! LOVE the cookie cutters. Perfect for my kitchen tree!
So true! They’d be great on a kitchen Christmas tree!
I love your cookie cutter ornaments! They would also be cute hanging in a kitchen window.
Oh yes!
Love these Shannon! So simple and beautiful! Thanks for sharing at MOnday Funday! Sharing on our FB page today!
Thank you so much for sharing!!!
Great idea! So cute. I’m sharing on my G+ page. Thanks for linking it up at Monday Funday!
Thank you so much for sharing, Katie!
Wow, so simple and homey and frugal – love your decorations.
Super cute idea- I have not seen these before. I love the twine and bell!
GAH! These are AH-MAZING!! what a clever idea! <3
Cute for a kitchen tree?!