25 Best DIY Photo Ornaments to Make Your Christmas Tree More Meaningful

Wreaths aren't just for your front door—especially these mini versions crafted of the cutest Christmas-colored beads and ribbon. String a photo on the inside for an added personal touch.

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It hardly gets more classic than dough ornaments! Reminiscent of tasty Christmas cookies, these photo frames can be shaped however you like then decorated with items like glitter and pom poms. How sweet!

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All aboard the DIY express! But you don't need tickets to make this delightful decoration... just popsicle sticks, bead, paint, fabric, and a few other crafting essentials. Oh! And don't forget a cute conductor photo!

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If vintage Christmas décor is kinda your thing, you'll really appreciate these old-timey fabric photo ornaments that you can easily make yourself! Just pick your favorite retro pattern and trim then get to crafting.

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Okay, this one is just plane awesome! Get it? Plus, it's easy to put together using popsicle sticks, a wooden clothespin, and of course, a photo of your kiddo as the pilot!

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While this one is technically a baby's first Christmas ornament, you could also make the little wooden stocking sans footprint for a festive display that's fit for any family photo!

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These playfully patterned fan ornaments offer a great way to sneak photos into your Christmas decor. You'll only need a few things to complete this project, including card stock, a hot glue gun, scissors, and, of course, your favorite photos!

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This project is a great way to make use of your kids' extra school photos. And it's simple enough that they can even help craft the ornaments.

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These easy Rudolph-inspired ornaments are sure to bring a smile to kids from 1 to 92. We can't decide what's cuter, the tiny red noses or the curly pipe cleaner antlers!

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To make these rustic ornaments, you can purchase craft wood slices or cut your own from a tree branch. Either way, your loved ones will look so cute on display! Did we mention these ornaments can double as gift tags?

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Technically, there's no DIYing involved in this photo "ornament," but hey, maybe you need a break from crafting! For this project, all you have to do is print off black and white family photos and nestle them into your tree.

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Every snowflake is unique, and the same is true for children! These DIY felt ornaments put your little one’s individuality on display in the cutest way.

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These salt dough hearts will add a little extra love to your tree. You'll want to keep them around through Valentine's Day!

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Can you believe these homemade ornaments are crafted from cornstarch and glue? You can use tiny stamps to give the frame texture.

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These gold leaf frames are perfect for bringing a touch of glam to your tree. Add a gauzy or velvet ribbon for a pretty finishing touch.

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This adorable sled is made from popsicle sticks and personalized with photos of your loved ones. They’re a little bit rustic, a little bit modern, and a lot of fun.

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This photo is printed on fabric for added texture. The blogger also used embroidery floss to make the details really pop.

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The photo transfer technique is easier than you might think, and it offers a vintage vibe that will give you warm and fuzzy feelings.

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Your little one's handprint will look so sweet dressed up as tiny snowmen. Include their photo on the flip side for added cuteness.

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These mini snow globe ornaments are so festive and joyful. You can make six in less than an hour.

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