
Jar Lid Baubles
Fill jar lids with glitter, buttons, sequins and pom-poms for sparkly, fun baubles that toddlers and preschoolers can make.
Idea from Arty Crafty Kids
Thirty kid-friendly Christmas ornament ideas from fellow bloggers that turn jar lids, puzzle pieces, old CDs, bottle caps, corks and paper into tree decorations. Pick an ornament to match the recyclables you have at home.

Stack can lids into a snowman with a felt hat, ribbon scarf and buttons. It will look amazing on the tree.
by Things to Share and Remember

Fill jar lids with glitter, buttons, sequins and pom-poms for sparkly, fun baubles that toddlers and preschoolers can make.
Idea from Arty Crafty Kids
Simple plastic lid ornaments that are perfect for toddlers to make.
Idea from Teaching 2 and 3 Year Olds
Use clean lids and photos, or old Christmas cards, to make lid ornaments.
by No Time for Flash Cards
Decorate plastic lids with sequins. Simple and fun for kids to make.
Idea from Frogs and Snails and Puppy Dog Tails
Cover mason jar lids with washi tape. Kids who love tape will definitely love this one.
by Happy Brown House

A traditional snowflake made from glittery puzzle pieces. A simple Christmas craft for kids.
by Mama.Papa.Bubba

Glue painted puzzle pieces onto a frame to hold your kids' pictures.
by Buggy and Buddy
Turn extra puzzle pieces into a small wreath ornament.
by The Resourceful Mama
A small, adorable reindeer ornament made from puzzle pieces.
Idea from About Home
Simple, festive candy canes made from puzzle pieces.
by That's What Che Said

Old CDs become snowmen that look great hanging on the tree or on the back porch.
by Happy Hooligans

Use old CDs as the base for large bauble ornaments.
Idea from Glued to My Crafts
A glittery bird ornament made from an old CD. Just plain fun.
by School Time Snippets
Kids thread yarn through an old CD to make a wreath.
by Cindy deRosier
Decorate old CDs with lots of fun puffy paint.
Idea from First Palette

Red bottle caps become holly berries on felt leaves. Use them as ornaments or add them to a Christmas wreath.
by Sugar Aunts (now The OT Toolbox)

Glitter-covered bottle caps add a lot of sparkle to the Christmas tree.
Idea from Life Over Cs
Bottle cap ornaments that let children get creative.
Idea from Teach Mama
An easy Rudolph ornament made from a bottle cap.
by Red Ted Art

Turn leftover corks into snowmen with pipe-cleaner earmuffs and felt scarves.
by Red Ted Art

Cut up corks, paint them green and arrange them into a Christmas tree.
Idea from Wendy's Hat
A cork snowflake that adds a rustic touch to Christmas decorations.
Idea from Happy Mothering
A cork gingerbread man that will surely make kids smile as they craft.
Idea from Goodnyou
A simple, sweet candle ornament made from a wine cork.
by My Very Educated Mother

Beautiful ornaments layered with book pages, paint and letters.
by Sunshine and Hurricanes

Strips cut from holiday catalogs make colorful bauble ornaments, a good use for all those catalogs that arrive around the holidays.
Idea from The Outlaw Mom
Make Christmas decorations from old Christmas cards.
by DIY Inspired
Sweet, simple tree ornaments made from Christmas cards. They'll look great on the tree.
by Petticoat Junktion
A fun way to use recycled paper while crafting for Christmas.
by Buggy and Buddy
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JS · Mar 2020
Recycling is very essential to save environment