In our home Disney and Christmas go hand in hand, so we usually have lots of DIY Disney crafts up along with our holiday decor. 

So today I am sharing my favorite easy Disney DIY Christmas crafts that your whole family can make at home this holiday season!

DIY Disney Mickey and Minnie Ornaments by For the Love of Food

One of the most incredible things about Disney DIY is that its mascot has one of the most recognizable silhouettes ever. Make some minimalist Mickey ornaments that fans of any age will spot immediately.

Frozen Inspired Snowflake Ornaments by Fireflies & Mud Pies

Some of the best Disney Christmas crafts are the simple ones. These Frozen ornaments are simple but couldn’t be mistaken for anything else.

Christmas Mickey Mouse Shaker Keychain by Artsy Fartsy Mama

This Mickey Mouse craft is a resin project, so it will involve a bit of work. But the results are so cute that they can’t be argued with.

Disney Christmas Elf Mickey Head Craft by Mama Likes This

An excellent printable craft is always welcome. These Mickey elves are fun and straightforward, making them a great Disney Christmas craft for all ages.

Mickey Mouse Santa Paper Plate Craft by The Benson Street

With all those Mickey elves hanging around, you will need a Mickey Santa to go with them. Turn a paper plate into a perfect Mickey Santa quickly and easily with this Christmas craft.

DIY Mickey & Minnie Christmas Ornaments by Cutefetti

Here are some more super cute Mickey ornaments to match everything. Once these are all done, you could make an entire Mickey Christmas tree.

DIY Mickey and Minnie Mouse Disney Christmas Tree by For the Love of Food

This year I created a Mickey and Minnie Mouse themed tree in my home. Check out all the fun DIY details on the blog!

Disney Elsa Christmas Ornament Craft by Craft Play Learn

Fans of Frozen who don’t have much time will love this next craft. The printable template takes all the guesswork out, so there’s no risk of mistakes.

Minnie Mouse Wreath Decoration by The Inspiration Edit

While working with printables, there’s this adorable Mickey Wreath decoration printable. Even little ones will be able to finish this craft without trouble.

Mickey Mouse Printable Snowflake Paper Crafts by In the Playroom

Here’s a little spin on the printables. This one gives a template for several paper snowflakes with a Mickey accent. Make a whole snowstorm’s worth, and decorate the house with them.

Paper Mickey Mouse Ornaments by Red Ted Art

These fun little Mickey and Minnie ornaments put a twist on the ordinary paper ornament. They take things into 3D for a paper ornament like no other. 

DIY Mickey Christmas Wreath | Dollar Tree Craft by For the Love of Food

This Mickey themed wreath was surprisingly easy to make and turned out so cute. It makes a great gift!

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This year I have been more crafty than ever! I have made quite a few ornaments and these Mickey and Minnie Ornaments might just be my favorite yet!

Scroll down for the photos and the simple DIY directions. 

Also check out my DIY Mickey and Minnie Mouse Disney Christmas Tree

What you need:

• Multi colored glitter ornaments, in 2 sizes {I used mini and medium}
• small bows
• hot glue gun
• ornament hooks
• scissors
• Optional: clear ornaments, Disney stickers, and fillers (like bells, glitter, and fake snow)

Directions:

1. Remove the top off of each small ornament and using sharp scissors, cut the raised top off each ornament and discard.
2. Glue two small ornaments cut side down on top of a bigger matching ornaments to be the ears and create a Mickey head! 
3. Glue on a small bow in the center top to make Minnie.
4. Optional: fill clear ornaments with foam balls, glitter, bells, or fake snow.
5. Add a Disney decal, paper cutout, or sticker to the front.
6. Add ornament hooks and hang on your tree or wrap as a gift!

Start with a few simple supplies from the Dollar Tree or Walmart.

I picked up multicolored medium size and mini glitter colored ornaments, small glitter bows, and glue. 

Remove the top off of each small ornament and using sharp scissors, cut the raised top off each ornament and discard.

Glue two small ornaments cut side down on top of a bigger matching ornaments to be the ears and create a Mickey head.

Glue on a small bow in the center top to make Minnie.

Mix and match colors if you’d like and add an ornament hook and you’re done!

If you don’t want to make Mickey ear ornaments you can fill and decorate them instead.

You can choose different fillers for your ornaments too. 

I used clear ornaments to fill. Small and medium size. Glass or plastic both work well.

Fill them then add Disney decals to keep with the theme!

All the different fillings look so pretty!

Decorated with Mickey stickers, paper cutouts, and bows. 

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This craft is inspired by one of our favorite Christmas movies, The Grinch. They are easy to make with clear ornaments and the special added touch is a red heart made with two painted fingerprints! Simply paint or fill with colored balls and bells to make pretty keepsakes or gifts for the holidays.

What you need:

• 6-8 small or medium size clear ornaments
• green acrylic paint
• red acrylic paint
• 1 24 pack pack green pompoms
• 1 pack small green bells 
• green pipe cleaners

Directions:

1. You can make these ornaments two ways: painted or filled.
2. For painted, pour a fee drops of bright green paint inside a few clear ornaments. 
3. Swirl around until the entire inside is coated then set aside, propped up so they do not roll and drip, until they completely dry.
4. For the filled, add small green pompom balls, sparkly green rolled up pipe cleaners, and mini green bells until each ornament is full to the top.
5. Add the tops to all finished ornaments.
6. For the fingerprints: pour a small amount of red paint onto a paper plate and dip a thumb (my kids loved this part) into color then press and hold onto ornament for a few seconds.
7. Repeat again making a heart shaped with the thumbprints.
8. Let dry completely then hang on your tree or wrap up as a gift!

You can make these ornaments two ways: painted or filled.

Start with 6-8 medium to large clear ornaments. 

For painted ornaments pour a few drops of bright green paint inside a few.
Swirl around until the entire inside is coated then set aside, propped up so they do not roll and drip, until they completely dry.

For the filled ornaments add small green pompom balls, sparkly green rolled up pipe cleaners, and mini green bells.

Fill until each ornament is full to the top.

Simple and pretty! Perfect for kid made gifts.

Add the tops to all finished ornaments.

For the fingerprints: pour a small amount of red paint onto a paper plate and dip a thumb (my kids loved this part)

into color then press and hold onto ornament for a few seconds.

Repeat again making a heart shaped with the thumbprints.

Let dry completely then hang on your tree or wrap up as a gift!

Merry Grinchmas!

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