DIY Baby’s First Christmas Ornament with SVG
What better way to commemorate your child’s first holiday than with DIY ornaments you made yourself? With this easy baby’s first Christmas ornament SVG, you can create an adorable keepsake for your child! All you need is a blank ornament, some vinyl, and your Cricut to make a memory you can hang on your tree for years to come.
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You’re not going to believe how easy it is to make your own baby’s first Christmas ornament! And the best part is that you can buy your supplies at the dollar store to put together this quick and easy craft in minutes.
That means these Dollar Tree ornaments are one of the most budget-friendly crafts you can make to decorate your tree or give as a gift!
Baby’s First Christmas Ornament
You only need three craft supplies to put these ornaments together. And you can find everything you need to make them at the dollar store.

To make your own baby Christmas ornaments, you’ll need just a handful of cheap craft supplies, including:
- Blank Christmas ornament. You have so many fun options when it comes to creating your own baby ornament! Scroll to the bottom of the post to get ides for where you can use this free SVG cut file!
- Vinyl. To add the adorable text to each ornament, you’ll need some vinyl. You can now purchase vinyl from the craft aisle at the dollar store. But if you want a more high quality vinyl for your ornaments, I recommend Oracal vinyl.
- Transfer tape. You’ll also need to use transfer tape to transfer the text from the backing paper to your ornaments. Try this transfer tape with grids to ensure your text is nice and even.
- Free SVG. The most important part of this DIY craft is the SVG cut file for your Cricut. Keep reading to see how to get yours right now!
Free Baby’s First Christmas Ornament SVG
Before you can start putting your Dollar Tree Christmas crafts together, you’ll need to grab my free SVG cut files. You can use the free download to turn your blank ornament into adorable Christmas decoration for your tree!

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How to Make Baby’s First Christmas Ornaments
Turning a blank ornament from Dollar Tree into adorable decorations for your Christmas tree couldn’t be easier! With the help of your Cricut, you can put together these cute decorations for your tree in a matter of minutes.

After you grab my free Christmas ornament SVG file, the first step is to measure your blank ornament. Simply measure the space where you want to text to go so you’ll know exactly how large you need to resize the design after you upload it.
Then, upload the file into Cricut Design Space. The file should load as a cut image with a transparent background.
After that, select all the elements of the design and use the weld tool to blend all the elements together into one group. This will tell your Cricut to cut each piece of the design as a group instead as individual elements.

Once your design is set, load your vinyl into the machine and cut out the ornament decorationd. Grab your weeding tool to remove the excess vinyl from around each word and place a piece of transfer tape on top.
Rub the top of the design with a flat object. I like to use my scraping tool, but an old credit card also works. Carefully pull the transfer tape off the backing paper and transfer the design to the front of your ornaments. Then, use your scraping tool to rub the vinyl onto the front of each ornament.
If you’re placing the vinyl on a rounded ornament, like a globe, it’s best to start at the center of the design and work your way outward to keep the vinyl from bunching up.
Baby’s First Christmas Ornament Craft Ideas
See how simple it is to turn a blank ornament into some adorable farmhouse Christmas decorations?

The best part about making this craft is how easy it is to customize! That’s because you can use just about any type of blank ornament you want when making your own craft. These blank ornaments are perfect for commemorating your baby’s first Christmas:
- Blank acrylic ornaments
- Clear baby onesie ornaments
- Round wooden ornaments
- Blank white ball ornaments
- Wood slice ornaments
- Mirrored acrylic ornaments
Baby's First Christmas Ornament Craft
Decorate a blank ornament with this Baby's First Christmas SVG to create a keepsake to hang on your tree this holiday season.
Materials
- Blank ornament
- Vinyl
- Transfer tape
Tools
- Cricut
Instructions
- Download the SVG file and upload it into design space.
- Group the design and resize to fit on your ornament, then weld the words together.
- Set the Cricut to cut vinyl and load the vinyl into the machine.
- Hit the Make It button and cut the phrases on the vinyl.
- Use a weeding tool to remove excess vinyl from around the words. Place a piece of transfer tape over the top of the design and transfer the text to the front of each ornament.
More Easy Craft Ideas:
Dollar Tree Christmas Ornament Sign
Easy Rustic Christmas DIY Decorations
DIY Rae Dunn Christmas Ornaments
Emily is a midwestern mom of two boys. She loves all things DIY — from home renovations to kids birthday party planning. Whether she’s making a new farmhouse craft for her home or helping her kids with a cool activity, you can bet she’s in the middle of some kind of DIY project (or three) right now!

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Awe, this is just lovely. So sweet.
Thanks so much for sharing with Sweet Tea & Friends this month dear friend.
Merry Christmas to you and your family.