8 Ways to Fill a Clear Glass Christmas Ornament

Grow a Little Plant Inside

Crafting a mini terrarium with clear glass ornaments is easier than you think. No green thumb is required. You can use mini air plants, or if you do not want to make a trip to a plant nursery, you can add sticks and evergreen branches for a simple, festive look.

Gold Dipped Hanging Glass Ornaments from Feminine Modern

Turn Glitter Into a Galaxy

The Starry Night is not only Van Gogh's masterpiece, but it's now yours in an ornament. This project is such an artistic idea; you might think only artists can do it, but honestly, you cannot go wrong. All you need is a mini funnel, some glitter, and acrylic paint. Add your personal touch with the stars. Scatter them randomly and change up the sizes of the stars.

Glittered Galaxy Ornament from DecoArt

Perch Some Love Birds on a Branch

This display of perched snowbirds is inspired by a ship in a bottle. You can create any scene inside your ornament with a little patience and a pair of tweezers. First, map out the idea you want to create outside ​of your ornament. Then, using a set of long tweezers and some tacky glue, slowly drop your elements into place.

Scenic Glass Ornaments from Delia Creates

Brush on Some Gold Leaf

If you want to create a Christmas tree like an interior designer, then make ornaments that work within a color scheme. This idea uses similar hues of paint and gold leaf to create cohesion among these lavish ornaments. To turn it up a notch, adorn the ornaments with some gold beading and garland.

Painted Gold Leaf Ornaments from The Sweetest Occasion

Add a Name for a Personalized Touch

This idea is perfect for families with children. You can easily make a sleek, personalized golden ornament by using alphabet stickers from your local craft store. If golden lettering feels too mature, you can get lettering in different colors, but be sure you match the color of the filling to the letters. Other than glitter, other fillers that dazzle include confetti, pom poms, and glass beads.

DIY Personalized Ornaments from Pizzazzerie

Gather All Your Excess Ribbon

If you are on a budget and short on time, this idea helps you create a wide variety of ornaments in minutes. Gather ribbons of various widths and textures, but try to keep them within a similar color family. Choose two or three colors for the best results. If you want to cover your entire tree with ribbon ornaments, use different-sized glass ornaments for this project.

Ribbon Stuffed Ornaments from The Happy Housie

Speckle on Some Sequins

Add some sparkle to your holiday decor by filling the ornaments with sequins. The finished product may look like you meticulously lined the sequins inside, but it is much simpler than that. You coat the inside of the glass ornament with floor wax, remove the excess, toss in the sequins, plug the opening with your thumb, then shake.

Sequins in Clear Glass Ornaments from Fox Hollow Cottage

Express Yourself With Ornament Emojis

These emoji ornaments will resonate with your kids and are fun to make. You can either fill them with glitter or coat the inside with yellow paint. In this example, the emoji expressions were made using a Silhouette machine. You can also hand-paint the faces using a stencil.

If emoji are not your thing, use green glitter and make the Grinch, try red glitter and make Santa Claus, or make reindeer using brown glitter.

DIY Glitter Glass Emoji Ornaments from Who Said Nothing in Life is Free?