Wood Snowflake Ornaments

Hi friends,

I have a really fun and simple Wood Snowflake Ornament to share with you today. ❄️

This would be such a fun project to make with the kids – they could give them to their friends for Christmas and have a day of making memories as they create with you. 🙂

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You’ll need some wood snowflake ornaments (mine are about 4 1/2-inches), wood circles (mine are 3-inches), white and gray chalk or acrylic paint, Christmas/Winter rubber stamps with ink pads, adhesive to glue the circles to the snowflakes, and matte sealing spray.

Here are links to some of the supplies I used…

wood snowflake ornaments (I found mine at Hobby Lobby- these are similar just a little smaller)
wood circles (these 1.45-inch circles would work on the ornaments I linked above)
white and gray chalk or acrylic paint (I used this white and this gray)
rubber stamps – your choice
dye ink pads – your choice of colors (I like Memento Dye ink pads)
E6000 adhesive or other strong adhesive
matte sealing spray

Paint both sides of the snowflake and circle with 2 coats of white paint, letting it dry between coats. Stamp the sentiments/snowflakes onto the circles. Dry brush some of the gray paint onto the snowflakes and circles. Glue the circle to the center of the snowflake. Spray a light coat of matte sealing spray on both sides of the ornament. Attach your favorite cord or ribbon for hanging.

Here they are all finished and hanging on my tree…