Better Homes And Gardens Felt Crafts

Round felt ornaments

Credit: Adam Albright

Wool felt is the perfect fabric for making warm-and-cozy Christmas decorations. We'll show you how to make pretty felt ornaments, easy felt stockings, and even a felt tree topper. These easy Christmas decorations are budget-friendly too!

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Felt Poinsettia Wreath

eucalyptus wreath with felt poinsettias

Credit: Jason Donnelly

Dress up a seeded eucalyptus wreath ($35, Target) with a few handmade felt poinsettias. This is a great way to dress up a plain wreath for the holidays. Use florists wire to attach the flowers and remove them once the holiday is over!

Editor's Tip: Try making your own eucalyptus wreath for this easy felt Christmas decoration.

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Felt Christmas Ornament

Round felt ornaments

Credit: Adam Albright

Brighten up your tree with a collection of these colorful felt Christmas ornaments. Watch to learn how to make them in just a few simple steps. They also make pretty handmade gift toppers.

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Felt Snowflake Wreath

sparkly white felt snowflake wreath on bright green door

Credit: Greg Scheidemann

Snowflakes cut from fluffy white felt help decorate a melt-free felt Christmas wreath that can be displayed all winter long. It looks perfect hanging on a door or as a simple decoration above a mantel.

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Fun Felt Ornaments

decorated felt christmas cookie ornaments

Credit: Carson Downing

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Felt Poinsettia Bloom

layered stitched felt poinsettia bloom in small blue vase

Credit: Adam Albright

Using layered leaves of felt, create everlasting poinsettia stems that you can exhibit this season and for years to come.

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Braided Felt Stocking

blue and pink stockings with toys inside them hanging against wall

Credit: Alexandra Grablewski

Add a modern twist to a yuletide favorite by adding a braided design to a simple felt stocking. Make your own felt stockings with just felt and hot glue—that's it!

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Felt Place Setting

place setting with felt christmas trees

Credit: Adam Albright

Craft a simple silverware holder using felt! To make, cut a tree shape from dark green felt. Cut two slits in the middle and slide in your flatware.

Editor's Tip: Measure your plates before cutting your tree size so you'll know how big to make the finished design.

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Felt Ornament

felt colorblock circular Christmas ornaments with beads and tassels

Credit: Adam Albright

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Felt Poinsettia Wreath

red felt poinsettia wreath on charcoal gray door

Credit: Adam Albright

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Felt Christmas Village

minimalist felt christmas village with peg figurines

Credit: Matthew Clark and Hannah Bigot

You'd never guess this adorable felt Christmas village started as leftover cereal boxes. Use our free template to cut the shapes and finish them with colorful felt embellishments. Display the finished set in a tray with a sprinkle of faux snow.

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Felt Lollipops

red, green, and white stitched Christmas felt lollipops in vases

Credit: Greg Scheidemann

Dream of holiday sugarplums this Christmas with these mesmerizing lollipops of felt, floss, and ribbon. Place the lollipop in a vase of marshmallows to make the decoration sweeter.

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Festive Felt Bows

simple felt bows adorning modern wrapped gifts

Credit: Carson Downing

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Felt Clothespin Ornaments

painted wood bead people ornaments with felt clothing in bags

Credit: Blaine Moats

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Felt Tree Topper

sparkly blue felt star Christmas tree topper on flocked tree

Credit: Matthew Clark

Craft your own star-shaped tree topper using a few sheets of felt, glitter, and fabric stiffener ($6, Hobby Lobby). We'll show you how to create the intricate shape—only you'll know just how easy it was to make!

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Felt Ornaments

Flat ornaments plaid decoration

Credit: Adam Albright

A simple handmade stamp is the start of this felt Christmas ornament. Make the stamp by gluing strips of crafts foam to a woodblock and stamp the design onto the felt. After stamping, cut the ornament into your favorite shapes or use our templates.

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