50+ Stunning DIY Glass Ornaments to Adorn Your Christmas Tree

This is one of my favorite glass ball ornaments of all time! Paint a ball blue, then add a kid's handprint in white for snowmen. Then add the rest of the details. Isn't it so cute?

The ornament would look beautiful on any tree, and it would also make a thoughtful hostess gift this holiday season.

Make a DIY winter floral ornament for your Christmas tree using vinyl and your Silhouette.

A tasty treat for those neighborhood gifts or use them to decorate your own Christmas tree!

I love the idea of using brown glitter to coat the inside of an ornament and turn it into a cute little reindeer! I love the fun little bow on top too.

Sprinkles are naturally colored - making them a great addtion to the middle of the glass balls.

Learn how to make these beautiful alcohol ink ornaments that resemble blown glass, but are so easy. They also cost very little so you can cover an entire Christmas tree on a budget!

Adorn your tree with this cute fingerprint reindeer, perfect for Christmastime crafting with the kids.

These ornaments feature swirls of glitter to resemble the night sky. These galaxy-inspired glass baubles will become a keepsake you treasure for years to come!

From his corncob pipe and button nose to that magical hat placed on his head, this Frosty the Snowman has it all.

A floating photo ornament has an image — like a family photo — that seems to hover inside a clear ornament like magic. They’re really simple to make if you know the trick: a piece of clear plastic to suspend the photo in the middle of your ornament!

I feel like unicorns have had a moment these past couple years, and I'm glad they're part of Christmas too! These ornaments are glittery and fabulous, and I love that the horns are made out of clay.

When given a bag of mystery supplies including faux snow and glass ball ornaments, Amy made these upscale looking ornies with gold and black. I'm impressed!

Bring some color to your tree with cool paint shades - and the dipped portion is a nice added touch.

Green feathers with a little red heart? That says "the Grinch" to me!

Decorate basic ornaments with a unique mandala pattern for added charm to your Christmas tree!

I'm a big fan of aqua and turquoise shades of paint mixed with copper leaf. It's so striking and beautiful! These were made with two supplies, and are much easier than you might think.

Turns out that temporary tattoos aren't just for wearing on your body - you can also use them for Christmas! They apply straight to the glass, or you can paint the ornaments first.

Do your kids love Disney princesses? Turn glass balls into your favorite characters . . . then see if your kids can recognize them on the tree.

These tissue paper ornaments pack a visual punch for Christmas decor, and are easy enough that kids and adults alike can make them.

For these, you're going to fill a glass ornament and tie a bow. The results are quite beautiful.

If you can find small doilies or lace circles, you can use Mod Podge Stiffy to make this project. The results are beautiful, glittery "snowflakes" display in glass on your tree.

These ice cream Christmas ornaments take a few minutes to make, but the results are well worth it! Pick your favorite flavor and create the cutest bauble to hang on your tree.

Cintia is genius - she made the spikes for these cactus ornaments out of hot glue! I need to make a few of these for my friends that live in Arizona.

Have some old ornaments that are no longer your style? Follow this tutorial for an easy ornament to make using old ones and some on trend fabric.

There's not really a tutorial for this ornament because it's simple - you simply cut a piece of tinsel garland stick it into a glass ball ornament. It's that easy, and the results are actually quite stunning.

These candy cane filled Christmas ornaments make the sweetest - and simplest - tree trimmings.

Create high-end looking Christmas ornaments using dollar store items and a fun paint technique! These were inspired by expensive Pottery Barn finds, but you can easily DIY them.

These cupcake ornaments are regular ornaments painted to look just like delicious treats! Have you ever seen anything so sweet?

This is a fun one to try with the kids, because they will love picking their own colors for this Christmas project.

What does a snowman look like when he's melted? Recreate it with this darling ornament - kids will love shaking it up and finding the pieces of Frosty inside!

Sometimes the easiest way to decorate glass is simply with spray paint! One of my favorite ways to do this is with complimentary colors that all look good together, like these.

Learn how to make the easiest sea glass ornaments ever! This beach glass technique can be applied to a lot of surfaces for the perfect nautical themed Christmas.

It turns out that seed beads make some pretty cute gumballs! Use mini clear glass ornaments to make the sweetest gumball machines I've ever seen.

Confetti is fun for everyone! If your tree needs a little something colorful, Grab Mod Podge, metallic confetti, and a glass ball ornament. You'll have cute tree decor in minutes.

I absolutely love how watercolor-y and colorful these ornaments turned out, and they are SO easy to make. They really only take three things to create.

If you're the kind of person who likes a themed tree, may I suggest fruit this year? These would look beautiful on a white tree.

Did you have a wonderful beach trip this past summer that you'd like to remember? Grab some shells and put them in a glass ornament!

Learn how to Mod Podge glass ornaments with paper scraps – no crafting skills required! Such an easy holiday project that everyone in the family will love.

Craft projects at Christmas are always fun for the kids and they will love these character ornaments! They can make any character they would like, like Elmo or Minions, and hang it on the tree to enjoy for years to come. 

Looking for some good fabric crafts to do with your scraps after sewing? Don't throw them away! Grab a bottle of Mod Podge and apply them to some ornaments.

Learn how to make a glitter Christmas ornament with a rustic feel using Mod Podge and twine! This is easy enough even for a beginner.

Have you ever heard of Jadeite glassware? The milky green color is something a lot of us fall in love with, and it looks great on a tree.

Why not be a little diffeernt this year and use neon paints to decorate some glass balls. Wouldn't these look beautiful on a white tree?

Do you love the look of sparkle on your tree? These pretty Mod Podge glitter ornaments are EASY to make - and like a million bucks.