DIY Printable Grinch Christmas Ornaments
These DIY Grinch Christmas ornaments are inexpensive and super simple to make. The perfect addition to your Grinch Christmas decorations!
When I was putting together my Grinch Christmas tree, I wanted a few ornaments that added to my Grinch Who Stole Christmas theme without spending a lot of time or money.
So I came up with these super simple printed and glued DIY Grinch Christmas ornaments.
That look pretty effective on the tree.
Supplies
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Materials
- paper
- glue – I used a glue stick*
- 3″ flat wood circle*
- ribbon or thread for hanging
- free printable ornament patterns – these are available in our subscriber’s only resource library. If you’re not a subscriber, you can sign up below to get access.
Equipment
- color printer
- scissors
- drill with 1/4″ drill bit – The drill bit can be a little larger or smaller than this. It just needs to be big enough to fit a ribbon through.
- pen or pencil
How To Make DIY Grinch Ornaments
Cut The Patterns
Print off two copies of the printable Grinch ornament patterns.
Cut them out on the circles.
Drill a hole in the top of the wood circle.
Glue On The Pattern
Spread glue on one side of the wood circle, making sure to get the glue all the way to the edges.
Turn one of the paper Grinch circles over. Make sure you know where the top of the picture is (so you can position the wood circle with the hole at the top).
Then place the glue side of the wood circle down on the back of the paper circle, making sure that the drilled hole is at the top of the picture on the other wide.
Trim the paper around the edges of the wood circle. It is easier to get it cut evenly by turning the ornament over and cutting it from the back side.
Repeat with the second copy of the printable on the other side of the wood circle.
Hang The Ornaments
Wait until the glue has dried. This will prevent the paper from moving when you make the hole.
Use a pen or pencil to poke a hole in the paper where the hole in the wood circle is.
Now you should have 4 different ornament patterns.
String a ribbon or thread through the hole and tie it.
The Finished DIY Grinch Ornaments
Now you’re ready to hang the DIY Grinch ornaments on your tree.
They look great with other red, white and green Christmas tree decorations.
And that’s all there is to it.
I told you this was going to be easy!
Other Grinch Christmas Ideas You Might Like
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- DIY Grinch wreath
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- Grinch Bingo
- Grinch party food and drink ideas
- Grinch outdoor decor ideas
Printable Grinch Christmas Ornaments
Equipment
- color printer
- scissors
- drill with 1/4″ drill bit
- pen or pencil
Ingredients
- paper
- glue
- 4 3-inch flat wood circles
- ribbon or thread for hanging
- free printable ornament pattern from our resource library, sign up above
Instructions
- Print off two copies of the printable Grinch ornament patterns.
- Cut them out on the circles.
- Drill a hole in the top of the wood circles.
- Spread glue on one side of the wood circle, making sure to get the glue all the way to the edges.
- Turn one of the paper Grinch circles over. Make sure you know where the top of the picture is (so you can position the wood circle with the hole at the top).
- Then place the glue side of the wood circle down on the back of the paper circle, making sure that the drilled hole is at the top of the picture on the other side.
- Trim the paper around the edges of the wood circle.
- Repeat with the second copy of the printable on the other side of the wood circle.
- Wait until the glue has dried. This will prevent the paper from moving when you make the hole.
- Use a pen or pencil to poke a hole in the paper where the hole in the wood circle is.
- String a ribbon or thread through the hole and tie it. Then you’re ready to hang it on the tree.
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This post was originally published on November 9, 2020 but was updated with new content on July 2, 2023.