These Decoupage Calendar Page Ornaments are perfect if you’re looking for a unique decoration for your Christmas tree.

How to make decoupage calendar page ornaments on blank wood round ornaments.
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Why I love this craft
Every year, Dollar Tree releases wall calendars in a variety of designs. Even if you don’t buy dollar store calendars, it still feels like a waste to throw the calendars away at the end of the year.
Why not upcycle the calendar page artwork into a fun craft?!
Why shouldn’t I add a top coat of mod podge to calendar paper decoupage?
Trust me when I say don’t do it. I spent roughly two hours on a craft, only to have it be completely messed up, bubbly, warped (and unfixable) all because I added a top coat of mod podge.
There are times when a top coat is necessary, like when I sealed napkins onto wood rounds to make decoupage ornaments with wood rounds and napkins.
There is just something about the texture of calendar page paper, that makes it a bit trickier to work with on Mod Podge crafts. Instead, I use a mini heat press to seal the paper onto a dried coat of mod podge. The heat reactivates the glue and causes the paper to seal. No top coat needed!

Video Tutorial: Decoupage Calendar Page Ornaments
Watch this quick video to see how this craft came together:

Decoupage Calendar Page Ornaments
These Decoupage Calendar Page Ornaments are perfect if you're looking for a unique decoration for your Christmas tree.
Materials
- unfinished wood ornaments
- calendar pages (Christmas-themed)
- mod podge
Tools
- 1/2" flat paint brush
- scissors
- pencil
- mini heat press (or iron with no steam)
Instructions
- Watch tutorial video. Follow along with the video for a step-by-step walkthrough on how to create your own set of decoupage calendar page ornaments.
- Trace the ornament. Once you've chosen the calendar page you want to use, trace the ornament directly onto the page and cut it out.
- Add Mod Podge. Apply a nice coat of mod podge to the entire front surface of the ornament. Let it dry complete (this prevents bubbles).
- Attach paper. Once dry, use a mini heat press to attach the paper. Do not seal with another coat of mod podge.
- Hang the ornaments. Once you have heat pressed the paper onto the ornament, they're ready to hang!