Make This Red & White Pom Pom Mini Wreath Ornament
You can make this Red and White Pom Pom Mini Wreath Ornament in no time for little cost. There are minimal craft supplies and time involved in making one of these cute mini wreath ornaments.
Making a mini wreath ornament for the Christmas tree is a quick and easy handmade ornament project.
HOW TO MAKE A RED AND WHITE POM POM MINI WREATH CHRISTMAS TREE ORNAMENT
SUPPLIES
- 1 Wood Curtain ring with eye hook attached (affiliate)
- DecoArt Christmas Red paint (affiliate)
- Lots of Red and White Glitter Mini Pom Poms
- DecoArt Silver Glitter Paint (affiliate)
- Mini Snowman
- Hot Glue Gun
- Hot Glue
- Ribbon of choice for hanging
PAINT THE RING
The first thing I decided to do was paint the wood ring just in case there might be a gap between the Pom poms which there was not. A pipe cleaner came in handy to hang the ornament to dry on my little mini tree I am using in my craft room for just such projects. I have plans for that little mini tree too!
Also see our Mini Wreath for Kitchen Cabinets tutorial. These will be getting a nice little added touch to match my decor this year!
ADDING THE POM POMS
Hot glue and your glue gun get them done quickly by adding the pom poms. I began by placing three large pom poms mainly to keep the number of smaller ones I wood need down.
While the curtain ring is small, those mini pom poms are small too so I worried about having purchased plenty at first. There was some leftover in the end so one bag was plenty. I found this big bag full of 150 Glitter Christmas Pom Poms from Oriental Trading. (affiliate)
THE POM POM PATTERN
The red and white colors look really pretty lined up sort of like a candy swirl so that is the pattern I decided to go with. You can tell that result is better as we progress with adding the Pom Poms which goes pretty quickly.
If you wanted to make a few of these and space them around your tree, it wouldn’t take long at all.
THE BACK SIDE OF THE MINI WREATH
As I was gluing the Pom Poms I did decide to continue the pattern to the back side so I wanted you to see how it was looking back there during the process. Only a few left to go.
ONE MORE TOUCH
Once I was finished I felt like this cute little ornament could use one more thing. I decided to add a mini-snowman and give him some glisten using DecoArt Glitter Paint.
First I gave the mini snowman a coat of glitter paint so he would glisten in the lights of the Christmas tree. Then, I simply glued the little snowman into the center of the mini wreath.
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The mini snowman came in a package with some of his winter friends at Hobby Lobby. He is very small and while his colors are pretty the addition of the silver glitter paint will make it sparkle in the lights on the Christmas tree. He fit perfectly into the center of the Mini Red and White Pom Pom Wreath Ornament.
This quick DIY Christmas Tree Ornament is really pretty on the tree, quick and easy to make with minimal cost involved. I’m off to make one for myself now!
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Your ornament is so adorable, I can’t even stand it. I’m going to keep those wooden curtain rings in mind. Great job! Thanks again for keeping all of us in line on the 12 Days Blog Hop. You probably need a long winter’s nap after that!
Adorable. Pinned and tweeted.
Pom poms are so cute and this wreath is adorable. The snowman looks so happy in his home.
I don’t know why, but I love mini pom poms. Where did you find the mini snowman? So adorable! Pinned.
This turned out very cute, and I’m sure she loves it!
Such a cute ornament! I still have a big bag of pompoms from when my kids used to craft with them!
As of yesterday, I hadn’t received my ornament yet, but looking at it, I am so excited to get it, and add it to my tree! I love all the sparkles, especially that you added some extra to the snowman. Thank you!
I love this pretty wreath ornament so much, Shirley! I have a stash of those curtain rings somewhere and never would have thought too turn them into Christmas ornaments. Pinned 🙂
Red and white are the perfect Christmas colors! Pinned.