DIY Grinch Ornament Set for a Christmas Tree or Gifts

This fun DIY Grinch ornament set can be made by young and old. Get into the spirit of the season by making this simple Christmas ornament set. If you have a playlist on YouTube to which you’d like to add this project, here is our Grinch ornament video tutorial.

DIY Grinch ornament set for Christmas

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Fun Grinch Ornament and Variations

Here at Ruffles and Rain Boots, we are so excited to watch The Grinch each year with our daughter. She’s still at the age where Christmas is full of magic.

This year, we are so excited to see the new Grinch movie! I mean, maybe it’s sad to admit but I might be just as excited as my daughter… So, we’re making a fun Grinch Christmas ornament to celebrate the movie and the spirit of the season.

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Supplies for a Grinch Ornament Set

This is a simple Christmas ornament you can make with the kids. Young ones will need help with the ears.

  • Wood slice and twine or a pre-strung wood slice round ornament
  • Acrylic paint in green and a foam paintbrush
  • Pencil, paint pens (black, red, and yellow)
  • Miniature Santa hats (can make one from red felt and a white pompom)
  • Green marabou feather boa (or green feathers from your craft stash)
  • Scissors and Glue
  • Optional, ModPodge to seal
DIY Grinch Ornament Set

How to Make a Grinch Ornament

This Grinch ornament set is a fun craft for all ages. Grab a couple of Grinch faces you like from the Internet. Print them out and trace them or freehand your best Grinch face!

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Photo collage of Grinch craft tutorial

Use two or three coats to paint the wood slice green. Let dry completely.

Trace a face (we looked at a picture online) onto the wood slice. There are so many great faces online that it shouldn’t be hard to find one you like.

Fill in the eyes first with the yellow paint pen. Use the black paint pen to trace over the pencil. For younger kids, let them fill in the outline of the heart with red paint pen. Outline in black.

Once dry, seal the adorable ornament with ModPodge to prevent the paint from chipping.

Cut a small piece of the boa or grab a few green feathers and glue them onto the top of the wood slice. Glue a mini Santa hat on top of the boa.

Glue on a hanging string, if needed.

Horizontal photo collage of a crafter making a Grinch ornament for Christmas gifts or presents

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Yield: 1 Grinch ornament

DIY Grinch Ornament Set for a Christmas Tree or Gifts

DIY Grinch Ornament Set

This Grinch ornament set is a fun craft for all ages. Grab a couple of Grinch faces you like from the Internet. Print them out and trace them or freehand your best Grinch face!

Active Time 20 minutes
Additional Time 20 minutes
Total Time 40 minutes
Difficulty Easy

Materials

  • Wood slice and twine or a pre-strung wood slice round ornament
  • Acrylic paint in green and a foam paintbrush
  • Pencil, paint pens (black, red, and yellow)
  • Miniature Santa hats (can make one from red felt and a white pompom)
  • Green marabou feather boa (or green feathers from your craft stash)
  • Optional, ModPodge to seal

Tools

  • Scissors
  • Glue

Instructions

  1. Use two or three coats to paint the wood slice green. Let dry completely.
  2. Trace a face (we looked at a picture online) onto the wood slice. There are so many great faces online that it shouldn’t be hard to find one you like.
  3. Fill in the eyes first with the yellow paint pen. Use the black paint pen to trace over the pencil. For younger kids, let them fill in the outline of heart with red paint pen. Outline in black.
  4. Once dry, seal the adorable ornament with ModPodge to prevent the paint from chipping.
  5. Cut a small piece of the boa or grab a few green feathers and glue them onto the top of the wood slice. Glue a mini Santa hat on top of the boa.
  6. Glue on a hanging string, if needed.

Notes

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