How to make Christmas tree toys with your own hands

New Year is a holiday of magic and fulfillment of wishes. Naturally, I want this holiday to be remembered for a long time and to be special. And what could be more special than decorating a Christmas tree with your own hands? After all, the Christmas tree is the queen of the New Year. And the queen needs to be decorated accordingly.

We offer you some ideas for making original Christmas decorations with your own hands.

1. Fill the transparent balls with decorative pastry sprinkles or beads.

2. You can make these hearts. These are made of polymer clay with the addition of cinnamon and apple flavor. So you can't eat them, but they smell good!

3. You can decorate transparent balls with fragments from the old disk. It will turn out a kind of Christmas tree disco ball.

4. Shiny mustache is the hit of the season.

5. You can draw a reindeer with one thumbprint.

6. Yarn toys look very warm and cozy.

7. Toys can also be made from paper — just look for a suitable origami instruction.

8. And if you take, say, an old card instead of a simple paper, you will get more "global" toys.

9. You can make flowers out of paper.

10. And to make such paper toys, you don't even need to be an expert in origami.

11. Make a New Year's cucumber for the Christmas tree! It looks very "refreshing".

12. From copper buttons and foam balls, you can make unusual toys for the Christmas tree.

13. Make great decorations from salted dough and stamps.

14. And these cubes look very modern. Besides, it's easier to make them.

15. Balls can be made even from old mats.

16. From polymer clay, you can make these cute plates with bright stamped patterns.

17. The annoying pattern on the toy can simply be sealed with a newspaper. It looks original.

18. Melt colored pencils inside transparent balls to achieve this effect of divorces.

19. You can hang keys on the Christmas tree.

20. Does your child have a lot of plastic toys that he doesn't need anymore? Paint them and give them a second life in the form of Christmas tree toys.

21. Well, if this tiny sweater does not convince you that it's time to learn to knit, then nothing will convince you.

22. Mini mittens in pursuit of a sweater.

23. You can make names out of wire and tie them with beautiful threads.

24. Make a needle out of cardboard.

25. There is a special paint that, when dried, allows you to write on it with chalk, as on a blackboard. A great option for Christmas toys, because you can write anything.

26. Or you can just decorate the Christmas tree with these mini-boards.

27. Do you like Harry Potter? Make yourself a golden snitch!

28. Or a toy in the form of a Death Star from Lego, if you are a fan of Star Wars.

29. On polymer clay, you can also make these prints with a napkin. Very delicate and airy toys will turn out.

30. Macaroni snowflakes are great toys.

31. Birds also love the New Year. Make a cute feeder.

32. You can melt the beads and make these toys.

33. And you can make cute flat balls with a variety of patterns out of felt.