I adore the traditional Christmas colors of red and green. Unfortunately, those colors can sometimes blend in with the greenery.
So this year the most important color on my dining room Christmas tree is white!
White ornaments totally pop against the any tree and I’ve got an awesome way to add lots inexpensive holiday ornaments to your Christmas decor ~ Coffee Filter Snowflake Ornaments! #HomeForChristmas
These DIY ornaments are a great, budget friendly {downright cheap!} way to add big impact to your Christmas tree. Plus it’s super easy to make one or ten! This post may contain affiliate links marked with an asterisk. Please click here for my complete disclosure policy.
I am thrilled to be joining an amazing group of bloggers for a #HomeForChristmas Blog Hop hosted by Hometalk.com and CountryLiving.com. You are going to want to make to the bottom of this post to see all of the fabulous Christmas crafts, time saving tips, and home tours!
There’s a really good chance you have already spied is DIY snowflake project on during our Holiday Home Tour. I love the size of the ornaments and how they nestle in between the children’s framed silhouettes.
Coffee Filter Snowflake Ornaments ~ Supplies Needed
- Coffee Filters
- Plastic Snowflake Ornaments*
- Stapler
- Hot Glue
- Baker’s Twine*
Start these inexpensive holiday ornaments by folding eight coffee filters into fourths. Press the center of the coffee filters down but keep the crinkly party fluffy.
Grab four of the folded coffee filters and fan them out evenly to make a semicircle. Secure with a staple together close to the center. Now created another semicircle of folded coffee filters for the other half of the snowflake ornament.
Connect the two pieces with a small line of hot glue.
Next gently flatten out another coffee filter. Add a circle of hot glue inside the flattened coffee filter then place the first piece in the center. This step will add extra fluffiness to the ornament and finish the back. If you don’t get it exactly centered simply trim the edges of the back coffee filter.
One more dot of hot glue and center the plastic snowflake ornament inside the coffee filters. A glass dessert bowl makes an awesome weight until the glue dries completely.
A lope of baker’s twine on the back makes the perfect hanger!
WOW! Just look at what an impact these white ornaments make on my artificial Christmas tree! The best part is that literally cost me pennies to make.
Oh ~ click here to see my trick for turning a fake tree into a fabulous Christmas tree!
Oh my goodness that the white fluffiness! Love it!
DIY Coffee Filter Ornaments are an AWESOME way to add WOW to your Christmas Tree Decorations. Make these Coffee Filter Snowflakes ~ Inexpensive Holiday Ornaments for your Holiday Decor!
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Love this craft and the video was so great! 🙂
Thanks so much, sweet friend!
Oh my!!!! Such a fun ornament!!! These would look great in my tree or even as a garland!!! Thanks so much for the tutorial!
Thanks so much, Christine! Making several of these into a Christmas garland is an AWESOME idea!
These are so cute, and look so easy – pinned it!
~Angie @ Knick of Time
Thanks SO much for the pin, Angie!
I adore these!!!! I want to make some now!
YAY! I hope you had a chance to make a few of these fun Coffee Filter Snowflakes ornaments. If not, there’s always next year! Merry Christmas!
HI Ashley – Gorgeous tree and what a fun snowflake DIY! #HomeForChristmas Wishing you and yours a Merry Christmas and Happy Holiday season! Hugs, Holly
Thanks so much for the wonderful compliment about my Coffee Filter Snowflake Ornaments, Holly! Merry Christmas to you and your family!
So simple yet so adorable – clever idea! Pinned to share 🙂
Thanks so much, Marie!
Cute! I love white ornaments too!
White ornaments on a Christmas tree are the best! Thanks so much for the comment, Jill!
Love the ornament!! Pinned. Hope your Christmas is awesome. Linda @Crafts a la mode
Thanks so much for the pin, Linda! Wishing you a Merry Christmas!
Love! Really gives you the illusion of soft, fresh fallen snow. So pretty on your tree!
Thank you so much! I loved making these simple Coffee Filter Snowflake ornaments for our dining room Christmas tree!
So cute and simple. Great Kids craft. (you had me though at red sparkly snowflake)
Thanks so much, Sue! I love these coffee filter ornaments on our Christmas tree! Red is my favorite color too!
These are gorgeous! I love the simplicity and crisp white and red color. They’d look so cool as a garland too. Pinning!
Thanks so much, Meredith! I appreciate the pin SO much!
how do u put the writing in? Or the red.
Hey Louise! Thanks so much for the question but I’m not sure what you are asking. The coffee filter ornaments have plastic snowflakes glued inside.
Lovely exploring your web site while enjoying my morning coffee…….saw the ornament on Home Talk and pinned it too….have a wonderful Holiday Season…..Merry Christmas!
Thanks so much to taking the time to browse around my blog and for leaving me a lovely comment! I really appreciate you! Merry Christmas!
Great idea! But my comment is about the dessert glass you used for the weight — I have some glasses just like those!!!
They’re my mum’s from ‘way long ago. There were two sizes (the short stout one and a taller version) and I believe they were a peanut butter container campaign back in the late 60s or early 70s?
My mum handed them off to me long ago and I still make pudding in them, just as we did in my youth.
Okay. Sorry for the left-field comment. 🙂
Oh how I love that you shared this with me! The glass you noticed was given to me from my grandmother and I have a set of four. I love that they are from a peanut butter campaign ~ I’m running with that awesome story! Merry Christmas!
How sweet! I have fallen in love with it!!! I’m an avid DIYer and always try to be busy with some new projects. Was searching for a unique idea to start. The coffee filter snowflakes made me stop and crazy to make them asap! In a hurry to start. Wish me good luck! 🙂