Learn how to create the perfect Disney-inspired Christmas craft with this easy-to-make DIY Dollar Tree Mickey Mouse Ornament.

If you love Disney and Christmas, this is the DIY craft for you. I've always loved Mickey Mouse and having Disney ornaments on the tree is a must. It's a big family tradition to decorate our Christmas tree together and add all our favorite character ornaments.

We talk about when we bought them and the memories of visiting Disney World together. Adding a homemade element makes our tree that much more special. You can do it too with this easy DIY Dollar Tree Mickey Mouse Ornament craft.

Materials Needed for DIY Mickey Mouse Ornament

This is a super easy and affordable DIY craft with almost all materials gathered from Dollar Tree and tools I already had at home.

Glue Gun & glue sticks
Scissors
Exacto Knife
1 big clear Ornament - Dollar Tree
1 2-pack smaller clear ornaments - Dollar Tree
6-7 packs Holiday color Pom Poms - Dollar Tree
Red glitter ribbon - Dollar Tree
Small Holiday Bows Pack - Dollar Tree
Tweezers (an old pair works)

How to Make a DIY Dollar Tree Mickey Mouse Ornament

First, take your smaller ornaments and remove the silver top. Then use the knife and scissors to carefully cut off the extra top part. This can take a bit of time so be patient and very careful!

However, perfection isn't necessary. It will be glued to the bigger ornament anyway and hidden with the pom-poms. When you have both small ornaments ready, use the hot glue gun to add them to the bigger ornament in a Mickey Mouse shape.

Make sure to hold each one for a few seconds when you first glue it on to ensure it sticks and the glue dries.

Now that you've got the Mickey shape, take the Pom Poms and start adding them. Work in small sections and work fast. I used some old tweezers to help me pick up the poms and place them on the ornament. It protected my fingers from the glue and I could pick up the poms a lot quicker.

Continue working your way around the ornament mixing the sizes of Pom Poms as you wish. I tried to add the bigger ones to the bottom and add smaller ones to fill in empty spots. You can do it however you like best until it's all filled in.

When you completely fill the entire ornament, add any extras you'd like. I glued two small craft bows and added a piece of ribbon for a special touch. I absolutely love how this craft turned out and I cannot wait to hang this on our Christmas tree!

Want to make more DIY Disney ornaments? Check out this post: DIY Dollar Tree Disney Ornaments

You can use this technique and create a Mickey Mouse or Minnie Mouse ornament in any way you want. Make this a kid-friendly craft by creating the initial Mickey shape for your child and then letting them paint it or add stickers.

Any way you do it, I hope you add a little Disney magic to your Holiday with my DIY Dollar Tree Mickey Mouse Ornament craft.

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DIY Mickey Mouse Ornament

Learn how to create the perfect Disney-inspired Christmas craft with this easy-to-make DIY Dollar Tree Mickey Mouse Ornament.

Active Time 30 minutes

Total Time 30 minutes

Difficulty easy

Materials

1 big clear Ornament
1 2-pack smaller clear ornaments
6-7 packs Holiday color Pom Poms
Red glitter ribbon
Small Holiday Bows Pack

Tools

Glue Gun
glue sticks
Scissors
Exacto Knife
Tweezers (an old pair works)

Instructions

First, take your smaller ornaments and remove the silver top.
Then use the knife and scissors to carefully cut off the extra top part. This can take a bit of time so be patient and very careful! However, perfection isn't necessary. It will be glued to the bigger ornament anyway and hidden with the pom-poms.
When you have both small ornaments ready, use the hot glue gun to add them to the bigger ornament in a Mickey Mouse shape. Make sure to hold each one for a few seconds when you first glue it on to ensure it sticks and the glue dries.
Now that you've got the Mickey shape, take the Pom Poms and start adding them. Work in small sections and work fast. I used some old tweezers to help me pick up the poms and place them on the ornament. It protected my fingers from the glue and I could pick up the poms a lot quicker.
Continue working your way around the ornament mixing the sizes of Pom Poms as you wish. I tried to add the bigger ones to the bottom and add smaller ones to fill in empty spots. You can do it however you like best until it's all filled in.
When you completely fill the entire ornament, add any extras you'd like. I glued two small craft bows and added a piece of ribbon for a special touch. I absolutely love how this craft turned out and I cannot wait to hang this on our Christmas tree!