Deck the Hall With These Christmas Balls

There is such a wide variety of colors, designs, styles, and themes for Christmas tree decorations these days. Even if you discluded all other decorations and just looked at Christmas balls, you'd never run out styles to choose from. Today's post takes a look at just a few of the many styles of Christmas balls that you can make yourself. You can also find some of these for sale on etsy, as well as countless other Christmas ornaments and crafts. Enjoy!


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One of my favorites out of all the things I've found are these quilted Christmas ornaments. Aren't they lovely? These were made by Larissa at Mmmcrafts. She has a wonderful blog, full of great ideas. I highly recommend it. You can also search for these on etsy. I saw several different colors & designs.


This is an Etched Vinyl Monogram Christmas Ornament. I think these would make lovely Christmas gifts. Personally I'd love to have one to go in my curio cabinet. These are for sale on etsy at the store of Paperazzi. Very nice!

Here's somethig a little different. The maker calls it a Bright Colorful Beaded Ball and Chain Christmas Ornament. It's defintely not your average Christmas ball. slvilov sells them on etsy. I love the bright colors and funky design.

I found these Decorated Glass Ornaments on etsy. I just love the bright & beautiful colors of these. And look at the variety of designs. Very pretty! You can purchase them from MandarinMoon, along with other ornaments and items.


I found these beaded ornaments at a site called CraftBits. The mother of a friend of mine used to make Christmas balls similar to these. They were very nice. The CraftBits site also has some other projects that you might be interested in for Christmas and other occasions.

-Jerri