Easy Reindeer Ornament Craft

When we made this sweet reindeer ornament everyone thought it was super cute, so I figured I would share it with all of you. Christmas time is a fun opportunity for little craft projects and handmade Christmas ornaments for kids. This reindeer ornament started in my recycling bin and came to life with a few little additions!

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REINDEER ORNAMENT CRAFT

Since I never planned to write about this reindeer ornament craft, I do not have step by step photos. However, it is so easy, I bet you can get the gist of it from the picture and my step by step instructions.

I am not the most craftiest person, but I am pretty proud of my reindeer ornament. Although my son helped me in the design, I did use a hot glue gun.

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YOU WILL NEED:

• Brown plastic jar lid. (As you can see we ate some Skippy Peanut Butter that week!)
• Small red plastic ball ornament {or red pom pom}
• Google eyes
• Brown pipe cleaner and ribbon
• Glue gun

HOW TO MAKE A REINDEER ORNAMENT

Step 1: Find a brown plastic lid and make sure it’s clean!

Step 2: Use a glue gun to glue in place eyes and ornament nose {or pom pom}..

Step 3: Snip a brown pipe cleaner in half. Wind each half around a pencil to give it a curly-q shape.

Step 4: Gently slide off pipe cleaner and glue both pieces to the top of the lid on the rim part. Bend and fix as desired.

Step 5: Glue a ribbon into place for hanging!

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Want to learn about real Christmas reindeer?  Check out… Fun Facts About Reindeer

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A quick and easy reindeer ornament for the Christmas tree!

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