These Tin Tile Ornaments will add a touch of rustic charm to your Christmas Tree. Transform Dollar Tree faux tin wall tiles into beautiful ornaments in classic holiday shapes.

AT A RUSTIC, FARMHOUSE-THEMED TOUCH TO YOUR CHRISTMAS TREE WITH THESE DIY MITTENS, GLOVES, AND STAR ORNAMENTS.

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EASILY MAKE THESE TIN TILE ORNAMENTS USING A DOLLAR TREE STAPLE

Crafting with Dollar Tree’s faux tin adhesive wall tile has quickly become one of my favorite supplies to craft with.

So far I’ve made a faux tile pumpkin sign and a tin can Christmas tree hack. For this project, we’re going back to basics and making some super cute and super easy Christmas tree ornaments.

Let's craft with dollar store wall tiles

WHY I LOVE THIS PROJECT

The self-adhesive faux tin wall tile has proven to be incredibly versatile to work with and just as fun. Not to mention, it is an inexpensive supply that can make some high-end-looking decor.

Just a few sheets can go a long way. With these ornaments, I was able to fit 4 (or more) ornaments on one, making it feasible to decorate a tree with just a few sheets.

SUPPLIES NEEDED

Self-adhesive Faux Tin Wall Tile (Dollar Tree)
Tin Tile Ornament Outlines (click the button below)
Scissors
Black Permanent Marker
1″ Paint Brush
Deco Art Chalk Paint (White)
Acrylic Craft Paint (Black and Tan)
Embellishments for Decorating Ornaments (I used burlap and buffalo check ribbon and mini jingle bells)

Click HERE to download the shape templates I used for these ornaments

TUTORIAL: HOW TO MAKE TIN TILE ORNAMENTS

Follow this quick video, or read the step-by-step directions below:

Cut out the ornament outlines from the free printable provided.
Remove the adhesive backing from the faux tin sheet.
Place an ornament outline on the back and trace. Repeat until you’ve traced as many ornament shapes that will fit.
Once you’ve filled the back with shapes, cut them out.
Place the ornaments on a paint-safe surface and begin brushing them with a layer of white chalk paint. Use a pouncing or stippling motion to prevent brush strokes. Set the ornaments aside to dry.
Once the ornaments have dried, use black and tan paint to add a distressed look. Continue until you get your desired look.
Once the paint has dried, hole punch each ornament in the top middle or side.
When decorating, you can get as creative as you’d like. I used burlap and buffalo check ribbon. Check the video for detailed instructions of what I did.
Create a twine tie for hanging the ornament on your Christmas tree.

** TIP: When cutting out the ornament shapes, it’s best to cut right inside the permanent black line.

***NOTE: The printable provided is not mandatory for this craft project. You can use whatever shapes you’d like.

OPTIONAL: I painted the front and back of each ornament. This is optional as only one side will most likely be seen once the ornaments are hung on your tree.

I really liked how these turned out. This is the perfect craft to do with your kids or crafting buddies. You can also use these as Christmas gifts.

MORE ORNAMENT CRAFT IDEAS:

Save your plastic Easter eggs to make a set of DIY Acorn Christmas Ornaments. You’ll need just a few craft staples to make these beautiful ornaments to use on your tree or to gift to someone else.
If you can find the tumbling tower game at your local Dollar Tree, grab a box and have a go at making these super cute Jenga Snowman Ornaments.
And if you have any leftover tumbling tower game pieces, use them to make a few Snowmen Hat Ornaments. These complement the snowman ornaments perfectly for a snowman-themed tree.

Tin Tile Ornaments

These DIY tin tile ornaments are the perfect way to decorate your tree in a rustic, farmhouse-themed style.

Materials

Self-adhesive Faux Tin Wall Tile (Dollar Tree)
Tin Tile Ornament Outlines
Scissors
Black Permanent Marker
1" Paint Brush
Deco Art Chalk Paint (White)
Acrylic Craft Paint (Black and Tan)
Embellishments for Decorating Ornaments (I used burlap and buffalo check ribbon and mini jingle bells)

Instructions

Cut out the ornament outlines from the free printable provided.
Remove the adhesive backing from the faux tin sheet.
Place an ornament outline on the back and trace. Repeat until you've traced as many ornament shapes that will fit.
Once you've filled the back with shapes, cut them out.
Place the ornaments on a paint-safe surface and begin brushing them with a layer of white chalk paint. Use a pouncing or stippling motion to prevent brush strokes. Set the ornaments aside to dry.
Once the ornaments have dried, use black and tan paint to add a distressed look. Continue until you get your desired look.
Once the paint has dried, hole punch each ornament in the top middle or side.
When decorating, you can get as creative as you'd like. I used burlap and buffalo check ribbon. Check the video for detailed instructions of what I did.
Create a twine tie for hanging the ornament on your Christmas tree.

** TIP: When cutting out the ornament shapes, it's best to cut right inside the permanent black line.

***NOTE: The printable provided is not mandatory for this craft project. You can use whatever shapes you'd like.

OPTIONAL: I painted the front and back of each ornament. This is optional as only one side will most likely be seen once the ornaments are hung on your tree.

DON’T FORGET TO PIN THESE TIN TILE ORNAMENTS FOR LATER:

Dollar Tree Tin Tile Christmas Ornaments

More DIY Christmas Ornaments:

Dollar Store Faux Tin Tile Christmas Crafts

This craft was a part of a compilation video over on my YouTube channel, along with tin tile ornaments, a mini Christmas tree holder, a tin tile reverse canvas, and a burner cover snowman.

DIY Tin Tile Ornaments – In Classic Holiday Shapes