DIY Toy Story Ornaments from Dollar Tree
Do you have a Toy Story fan at home? Making your own ornaments is a great way to celebrate the holiday season — especially if those DIY ornaments feature some of your kid’s favorite characters. This year, help your little one make their own DIY Toy Story ornaments for the Christmas tree! Using supplies from Dollar Tree, your kids can easily this simple Christmas craft for kids.
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Making your own ornaments is a great craft idea during the holiday season. And when you work together with your kids to make this simple craft for kids, you can create memories and keepsakes you’ll cherish year after year.
Looking for more Toy Story ideas? Check out all these fun Toy Story party ideas for even more inspiration!
DIY Toy Story Ornaments

To make your own DIY Toy Story ornaments, you’ll need a few simple craft supplies from Dollar Tree. Put together this Christmas craft at home with these supplies:
- Plastic snow globe ornaments
- Mini Toy Story figures
- Cotton balls
- Faux snow
- Glue
So, head to Dollar Tree to gather up your supplies and get started on your own Toy Story ornament craft today!
Toy Story Ornament Craft

To make your own Toy Story snow globes, remove the bottom lid from each of the snow globe ornaments. Glue the Toy Story figures in place inside the lid so they stay put when you shake the snow in your snowglobe.

Next, add a little bit of cotton ball snow along the bottom of each ornament. This will help hide the blue stand on the bottom of each figure and help the faux snow stick to the bottom of the ornament when it’s not being shaken.
Since this craft is a water-free snowglobe, you won’t have to worry about a mess as you’re making the ornament or as your kids play with it. That means adding cotton balls to the to the bottom of your snow globe is totally fine!

When you examine these snow globe ornaments a little more closely, it’s easy to see that they’re not water-tight. That means you won’t be able to use them to make a traditional snow globe with water inside because it would just leak out the top and bottom. But that doesn’t mean you can’t create a cute snow globe ornament with them!
I feel like this method of making a snow globe ornament is actually better for kid’s crafting. You don’t have worry about a mess of water when you’re trying to put it together. Just add the snow by flipping the top of the ornament upside down and scooping some faux snow into the jar with a spoon.

You don’t have to add much faux snow to your ornaments to get the snow globe effect. After placing a small amount of snow in the globe, carefully screw on the top of the ornament to the base. After that, you can decorate the bottom with a ribbon, if you want. Or leave it like it is and hang your DIY Toy Story ornaments on the Christmas tree.
Toy Story Christmas Ornaments

These adorable ornaments would look amazing on your Christmas tree! And your kids will have a blast playing with them too! To make it snow inside your Toy Story snow globe, just shake up the ornament and watch the snow fall.
Toy Story Ornaments
Use Dollar Tree supplies to create your own DIY Toy Story ornaments for your Christmas tree.
Materials
- Snow globe ornaments
- Toy Story figurines
- Cotton balls
- Faux snow
Tools
- Glue
Instructions
- Glue the Toy Story figures to the inside of the snow globe lid.
- Glue cotton balls around the base of the figure.
- Pour a small amount of faux snow in the top of the snow globe.
- Screw the lid onto the snow globe and shake to make it snow.
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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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