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Home » Holidays & Special Days » Christmas » Homemade Christmas Ornaments ~ American Girl Crafts

Homemade Christmas Ornaments ~ American Girl Crafts

December 23, 2013 by KC Coake 3 Comments

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Oh my goodness, I’m excited to share today’s post with you. It has been a while since I’ve shown you any American Girl crafts. Today, I’ve got an idea for cute homemade Christmas ornaments perfect for that girl in your life who loves American Girl dolls.American Girl crafts to make Homemade Christmas Ornaments. Perfect easy and inexpensive craft to make with or for the American Girl Doll lover in your life. #Homemade #Christmas #Ornament #AmericanGirlDoll #Crafts

Not only is this craft super easy it is also inexpensive to make. Yay! Gotta love a craft like that.

American Girl crafts to make Homemade Christmas Ornaments. Perfect easy and inexpensive craft to make with or for the American Girl Doll lover in your life. #Homemade #Christmas #Ornament #AmericanGirlDoll #Crafts

 Supplies:

  • Star ornament (you could get one made from ceramic or paper mache)
  • Mod Podge
  • Paint brush
  • American Girl Crafts stickers

American Girl crafts to make Homemade Christmas Ornaments. Perfect easy and inexpensive craft to make with or for the American Girl Doll lover in your life. #Homemade #Christmas #Ornament #AmericanGirlDoll #Crafts

Like I said this craft is super easy. Pick out your ornament. Pick out the stickers you want. Place the stickers on the ornament. Use Mod Podge to seal the stickers to the ornament. Done!

Normally when working with Mod Podge, you place a layer of it down then add the item you are adhering and finish with coats of Mod Podge to seal. In making this ornament, I was using stickers, so I didn’t start with the layer of Mod Podge. I just stuck the stickers directly on the ornament. I finished with 3 layers of Mod Podge to seal the stickers to the ornament.

My daughter picked out the Julie stickers as Julie is her favorite.

American Girl crafts to make Homemade Christmas Ornaments. Perfect easy and inexpensive craft to make with or for the American Girl Doll lover in your life. #Homemade #Christmas #Ornament #AmericanGirlDoll #Crafts

On the opposite side of the ornament, I Mod Podged a star sticker an employee gave us on our last visit to the American Girl Doll store.

American Girl crafts to make Homemade Christmas Ornaments. Perfect easy and inexpensive craft to make with or for the American Girl Doll lover in your life. #Homemade #Christmas #Ornament #AmericanGirlDoll #CraftsI promised you a super easy homemade Christmas ornament. I’m not sure I could give you an easier craft. It also turned out to be crazy inexpensive. The ceramic ornament was on sale for $0.68. I bought the stickers with my 50% off coupon so they cost me $3. I had the Mod Podge, but if I didn’t you could add another $2 or $3. For around $6, I had a customized American Girl Doll ornament. Perfect!

Not only was it easy, it will be special for many years to come. I give each of my daughters an ornament each year that represents something important to them from that year. It is a family tradition. My mom used to do the same for my brother and I. It sure makes decorating the tree special each year.

Do you have any special ornaments or ornament traditions in your family?

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  1. Kat says

    December 30, 2013 at 9:37 pm

    Very cute idea! Having three boys, don’t think I could pull off the American Girl ornament but I could do a Thomas the Tank Engine one! 😉 Visiting from Tip Junky.

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    • KC says

      January 5, 2014 at 9:46 pm

      Kat, that is a great idea to just change the theme! Works perfect. It surely can be adapted for any interest or theme. Have Fun!
      KC

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  2. Julie Kirkwood says

    December 12, 2014 at 1:26 pm

    These are so cute! Sharing.

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