15 Clear Plastic Ornament Ideas
Hey friends! If you’ve been following along with my recent posts, you’ve probably noticed that I’m a little obsessed with making homemade ornaments using clear plastic ornaments. They’re such a fun and versatile item to have on hand, and I’m excited to share 15 Clear Plastic Ornament Ideas to help inspire you for your holiday craft time. Whether you’re crafting solo, or planning a fun craft day with friends, these DIY Ornament Ideas are so stunning, you’ll want to make more than one.
These little blank canvases are perfect for DIYers like us because the possibilities are endless! From simple fillers like pom poms or tinsel to more intricate designs like mercury glass or glass glitter, these clear plastic ornament crafts are budget-friendly, versatile, and make such beautiful holiday decorations. They would also be perfect for a special homemade gift for a friend or loved one.
Christmas crafting really is the best isn’t it?! So if you’re ready to get festive, grab yourself a warm cup of coffee or tea, settle in and get inspired with these stunning Clear Plastic Ornament Ideas!

15 Clear Plastic Ornament Ideas
1. Pom Pom Ornament via Nifty Thrifty DIYer

2. Alcohol Ink Ornaments via The Craft at Home Family

3. Melting Snowman Ornament via Nifty Thrifty DIYer

4. Snow Globe Photo Ornament via Tidy Mom

5. Curled Paper Ornaments via Nifty Thrifty DIYer

6. Rustic Twine Ornament via Sweet Red Poppy

7. Pearl Ornament via Nifty Thrifty DIYer

8. Time Capsule Ornament via Sprinkle Some Fun

9. Snowflake Ornament via Little Yellow Wheel Barrow

10. Tree Ornament via Craft Berry Bush

11. Glitter Ornaments via The Ornament Girl

12. Mercury Glass Ornaments via The Frugal Home Maker

13. Marbled Ornaments via The Creativity Exchange

14. Glass Glitter Ornaments via Shabby FuFu

15. Tinsel Ornament via House of Hepworths

What is an alternative to the pledge in stores?
Hi Lori,
I’m assuming you’re referring to the pledge used in the glitter ornaments? If so, a good alternative is Polycrylic. It seems to have better results. This article may help. https://www.clumsycrafter.com/diy-glitter-ornaments-what-should-you-use-to-make-them-polycrylic-or-floor-polish/