Top Cricut Christmas Ornaments to Make This Year

These classic wood slice ornaments have loads of festive farmhouse charm. You only need a handful of supplies to whip up a custom set of your own in no time!

Choose from Rae Dunn-inspired wood slice ornaments or script font ornaments. Plus, you get two tutorials in one: a Cricut decal option and a decoupage photo option.

Denise at Hootshack has created the most adorable Christmas gnome gift tags. You can use them as an ornament on the tree or as a gift tag. Either way, these gnomes are just too cute.

Add some sparkle to your Christmas tree this year with these beautiful gold-painted glass ornaments. This Cricut ornament idea comes from Jane and Sonja at Sustain My Craft Habit.

These Scandinavian wood slice ornaments are a great way to dress up plain ornaments using your Cricut machine. Kate at Picklebums shows you how to create these simple, classic designs and also offers free cut files!

I love these graphic and glittery peppermint ornaments that Lindsay from Artsy Fartsy Mama created. They are sure to add some sweetness to your Christmas tree decorations.

You can’t help but smile when you see these paper snow globe ornaments from The Soccer Mom Blog. Photo ornaments are such a fun tradition to start, and you can add a new one every year. I love how lightweight they are, too. No sagging tree branches!

Better Life Blog has created a set of absolutely beautiful wooden house ornaments. I love the addition of the wreaths! These would make perfect holiday hostess gifts or ornaments for newlyweds!

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Add some shine to your Christmas decor when you make these Copper Accent Ornaments. Marie from Elle Marie Home has used Cricut’s adhesive foil to create these stunning ceramic ornaments with patterned copper elements.

“He sees you when you’re sleeping… he knows when you’re awake!” These Santa camera ornaments bring that song to a whole new level! Kara Creates also shares an equally adorable elf surveillance ornament that will keep your kiddos on their toes.

Grab those flannel fabric scraps to make your own flannel Christmas ornaments like these from Sustain My Craft Habit. I love that they are stuffed and ready to hang on the tree!

These 3D paper ornaments from Elle Marie Home use glittery paper and a Cricut to cut an intricate design using a template. You’d never guess these didn’t come from a store.

If you love embroidery, this felt gingerbread house ornament by Artsy Fartsy Mama would be so fun to make. I just love all of the bright colors, and the SVG file comes included with this tutorial.

You can literally light up your tree with these gorgeous DIY glitter ornaments from Leap of Faith Crafting. I love the sparkles with the light shining through. Amy got her supplies from the dollar store, too!

Toni from Girl, Just DIY created these fun reversible buffalo plaid ornaments with just a few supplies. You can make these with fabric, paper, or even wide ribbon.

Related post: Plaid Christmas Tree Decor Ideas

These black and white wood slice ornaments from At Lane & High are incredibly easy to make. The simple black-and-white color scheme works well with a farmhouse-style or Scandinavian-themed Christmas tree.

Kati from Crafting My Home has made the sweetest rocking horse Christmas ornaments. They look just like miniature wooden rocking horses but are made from paper. So pretty!

Angie from The Country Chic Cottage has whipped up an entire set of plaid Christmas ornaments using her Cricut. I love how she uses classic Christmas shapes and colors.

Create an entire village of gingerbread house ornaments with this project from Crafting My Home. You can put these on your tree, in wreaths, or even in a vignette to display your very own Christmas village.

Crystal from Marching North shows us how to make DIY buffalo check wreath ornaments. The details are so well thought out like those miniature leaves and berries. Too cute!

Try your hand at cross-stitch with this simple tutorial for Nordic cross-stitch ornaments. Crafting My Home shares the patterns you’ll need for pre-cut holes, making this a great beginner cross-stitch project.

Yami from The Latina Next Door created the prettiest set of classy Dollar Tree Ornaments. This is a fabulous budget-friendly idea that looks so elegant. Yami provides free SVG files, or you can make your own designs in Cricut Design Space.

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These DIY deer ornaments from The Honeycomb Home have a rustic farmhouse feel and are so easy to put together. I love using pretty silhouettes in my holiday decorations, and these neutral ornaments are so versatile.

Jenny from The Gingerbread House created these adorable DIY gingerbread men ornaments. I love the simplicity of the design. You could even make personalized Christmas ornaments by writing names on the back.

Amy from Leap of Faith Crafting shares how she makes dozens of these cool DIY acrylic ornaments. You have to see all of the designs she’s created. They would make great gifts!

Comment below with your favorite Cricut ornament idea, and share your projects with me by tagging @firstdayofhome on Instagram!