Christmas Tree Ornaments

Aren't these sphere ornaments spectacular!!! And who would have thought plywood would make such a nice tree ornament. Of course woodturners already knew that I imagine. At the link you will find all the info you will need to make these. Perfect gifts too!

This project is a Three-fer project. You get three for the price of one. We are going to make a place card for the dinner table, a Christmas tree ornament and a coaster. This is really simple and just in time for that Christmas dinner or party.

Follow along and see the process of turning a lace ornament.

At the link you will find the free downloadable patterns to make this set of interchangeable Easter ornaments. There are two egg patterns and three inserts for the eggs: an Easter bunny, duckling and rooster.

This beautiful Christmas ornament was made from a single piece of walnut rather than 4 pieces. Here is how.

When turning this type of Christmas ornament it is necessary to hollow out the ball so the finished project will be light enough to hang on your tree.

This is a cute little project that will make your garden look like a fun place to be. They are simple enough that the kids could help make them. If they do help be sure to supervise them to keep them safe.

Heres 6 Christmas ornaments that can be cut from solid hardwood or plywood. Each ornament is approximately 2 1/2 inches wide and can be stack cut to make up to 4 ornaments at a time. Note: Heavy pop-ups on this site.

Make your own wooden Christmas ornament decorations using these free woodworking instructions.

At the link you can download the free step-by-step article and pattern for carving these fun cowboy hat ornaments.

If you like using a scroll saw, then this project is ideal. It is a quick and easy craft and you will find yourself making more than just one stocking!

Beautiful right!! Guess what workshop tool was used to make these intricate Christmas ornaments...a bandsaw. Yup. Follow along at the link and make your own Christmas ornaments.

Make a few wooden star ornaments using up wood from your scrap pile. Surely you have a scrap pile by now. Free instructions at the link.

For something a little different, using 1/8 inch thick plywood you can construct these industrial Christmas tree ornaments.

At the link you can download the free patterns for these fretwork Easter ornaments.

At the link you can download the pattern for these four ribbon Christmas ornaments.

At the link are two pattern sets available to download for free to create Christmas ornaments on the scroll saw.

This cute little wooden snowman makes a wonderful addition to your collection of Christmas tree ornaments. His form is simple and within a few hours you can complete a dozen of these little guys.

A Fun Christmas Tree Ornament or make enough to have all of santas reindeer and attach them to a little sleigh.

Here are the free patterns to carve this unique double-sided holiday ornament. One side features Santa while the other features a turkey for Thanksgiving.

This is a unique way to make rustic wooden Christmas tree ornaments. Follow along and see just how easy it is to make.

Cover your tree this holiday season with some of these DIY star ornaments. Easy to make and your scrap pile will thank you.

Build a few of these decorative ornament trees for instant Christmas decor. Here are the free downloadable woodworking plans.

At the link just click on Ornaments Pattern 1 and Ornaments Pattern 2 and get a head start on your holiday presents.

At the link you can download the free patterns to build your own nostalgic mini toy ornaments.

Contrasting woods and multiple-axis turning yield bold, distinctive tree decorations.

All you need is some 2 x 2 wood, dowels and a finial to build this wooden ornament tree.

With this pattern and your scroll saw, the possibilities are endless. The pattern can be enlarged and with holiday lights use it for a window decoration or make it even larger and use it for yard art.

Versatile design collection can be used as decorations or ornaments by Kathy Wise. From the Holiday 2007 Issue #29 of Scrollsaw Woodworking and Crafts magazine.

At the link you will find free patterns to download to scroll your own Christmas ornaments. Patterns include: angel, stocking ,star, snowflake, and tree.