Button Wreath Christmas Ornament - Cute Kids Craft + Video

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Decorate your Christmas tree with this cute button wreath ornament!

My kids love doing arts and crafts, and I’m sure yours do too. What better time to make some fun crafts than during the holidays?

These button wreath Christmas ornaments are easy to make, and will look great on your Christmas tree! But what I love most about them is they’re a great way to use up some scraps from your crafting stash.

Fun Facts About Wreaths

The word “wreath” comes from the Old English word “writhen”, meaning to twist.
Ancient Romans wore wreaths on their heads to symbolize honor, and displayed them on their doors to show off a successful battle.
Ancient Greeks gave the winners of the original Olympic Games laurel wreaths as prizes.
In the 1500s, German Protestants and Catholics began using wreaths to celebrate Advent, the days leading up to Christmas Day.
Today, wreaths are still used as part of Christmas decorations around the world.

For more fun facts, check out Christmas HQ.

How do you make a button wreath Christmas ornament?

Supplies:

cardstock
assorted buttons
glue
ribbon

Step 1: Trace a wreath on the cardstock. I used different sized round cookie cutters. You can also use the wide and narrow parts of a glass, different sized jars, or anything else you may have around your house. Then, cut the wreath out.