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I have been making a ton of ornaments this year. The kids think it is a lot of fun to get out the glue and the glitter and get creative! Well, let's be honest, I do too! My oldest has been making lots of cute things at school to bring home and share too! To keep up with the fun of creating at Christmas, I have 10 ideas to share with you from some of my favorite bloggers! All 10 of these are easy and adorable! I hope you get a chance to try them, or any of the ornaments I have made live on the Quirky Momma facebook page. Felted Wool Christmas Trees Sparkly Sequin Ornaments Essential Oil Diffuser Ornaments Cinnamon Applesauce Ornaments Stacked Christmas Tree Ornaments Craft Stick Trees Pipe Cleaner Beaded Trees Glitter Clay Trees Easy Accordion Trees Noodle Popsicle Stick Trees Live Video Projects Etched Glass Jars Candy Cane Wreaths Popsicle Stick Ornaments Christmas Houses Toilet Roll Snowflakes Washi Tape Cards Toddler Christmas Tree Crafts

Nail Polish Painted Ornaments are a great way for tweens and teens to craft up something pretty for the Christmas tree! These are easy and economical with supplies from the dollar tree for a fun decoration to share this holiday season. This post contains affiliate links. If you click and purchase, I make a commission. I have a tendency to hoard nail polish . I can't buy just one color. I am compelled to buy them all. As I was browsing my collection, I realized I could be doing so many things with my nail polish, and I wanted to try using it for decorations! I picked 2 pretty shades, specifically one with confetti, and grabbed a 2 pack of ornaments from the dollar store. First, I carefully removed the top. Then I poured in a touch of each nail polish. The first attempt at this craft, taught me an important lesson. You must allow this to dry before replacing the cap, or the nail polish will remain liquid. To dry the polish, I re