Here’s a list of beautiful beaded Christmas ornament patterns so you can express your own personal style during the holidays.
If you go by Andy William’s popular Christmas song, the most wonderful time of the year is almost here.
Time to start shopping for gifts and decorating your home. It’s always nice when you can incorporate a personal touch in your decorations. One simple way to do that is to make your own ornaments.
I’m going to share some DIY beaded Christmas ornament patterns with you. There are a mix of free and paid patterns, videos and PDF beading tutorials.
There’s definitely something for every skill level. Some of these tutorials are very clearly for more experienced beaders but they were so incredible that I couldn’t help sharing. So, if you’re up for a challenge, you can take on one of those. I’ll make sure to point them out so you can make that decision.
21 Beaded Christmas Ornament Patterns
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Christmas Ornament Patterns from Etsy
- Tinsel Candy Cane by Simple Bead Patterns
- Victorian Snowflake Ornament by Simple Bead Patterns
- Christmas Tree Decoration Pattern by Dragonfly Designs UK
- Beaded Droplet Ornament by Past Patterns Palooza (vintage Christmas pattern)
- Yuletide Jewel Christmas Beaded Ornament by Iceni Bead Design
Intermediate to Advanced Beaded Ornament Patterns from Etsy
- Beaded Christmas Ornament by Christmas Creations
- Christmas Ornament Pattern by Christmas Creations
- Beaded Christmas Ornament Tutorial by Christmas Creations
- Mandala Flower 3D Peyote Star Beading Pattern by The Tales of Beads
- Christmas Tree Beaded Ornament by Beaded Patterns
- Christmas Star Ornament by Beaded Patterns
Tutorials for Beaded Ornament Covers
I’m going to split these Christmas decoration patterns up into two groups. The first will be some REALLY pretty Etsy patterns! And the second, will be some free video tutorials from YouTube.
- Snow Diamond Beaded Christmas Ornament Pattern by The Ornamental Lady
- Poinsettia Ornament Cover by Simple Bead Patterns
- Geometry Design Christmas Ornament Pattern by Bead Flowers (intermediate)
- Crystal Christmas Ornament Tutorial by Romina Designs (intermediate to advanced)
- Celebration Crystal Christmas Ball Tutorial by Romina Designs (intermediate to advanced)
Free Beaded Christmas Ornament Cover Patterns
Here are some YouTube videos showing free Christmas ornament patterns:
Beaded Ornament with Swarovski Bicones by Eureka Crystal Beads
Part 1
Part 2
Comment below and let me know which one of these homemade Christmas ornament patterns is your favorite.
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I have just started to collect beads to decorate Christmas baubles, & I’m in love with your patterns & tutorials! I would like to know how to get rid of static cling in my beads. I barely touch them & they cling to my fingers, & it’s hard to use them.
Thank you,
Vivian
Thank you! I’m glad you’re enjoying the tutorials. I’ve never experienced static cling in my beads but I just did a Google search and it may be plastic that’s causing the problem. If you’re using a plastic bead tray or something like that, try working on another surface. I’m not sure if there’s something else that may be causing the issue. Hopefully that helps.
Hi Vivian–I just now read your comment and wanted to make a suggestion about the static cling problem. Try wiping your hands with a fabric softener dryer sheet before working. Hope this helps.
It may be too dry in your home. A little humidity in the air will help. Easy fix is putting a bowl of water high up on the frig or shelf n just let evaporate. You’ll be surprised what a difference it makes
Try to use dry soap and go over, just rub it on your working mat or surface. That should prevent static.