Deck out your Christmas tree with sparkly ornaments of all colors! You’ll love these easy DIY Glitter Ornaments with Pledge!

Then, have even more fun when you try making these 10 Easy Christmas Ornament Crafts for Kids, too!

Three colored glitter ornaments.

Following is a fun DIY Glitter Ornaments craft tutorial and 
guest post by frugal friends Jenny and Jess! Enjoy!

DIY Glitter Ornaments with Pledge

Are you wondering how to make Glitter Ornaments?

They’re actually a cinch to make, and so easy to customize with your favorite colors!

Julie writes: "I did this with a group of kids as young as 4 yrs old to 4th graders and it was enjoyed by all (along with the adult helpers)."

You can make some for your Christmas Tree, and give some as fun little homemade gifts!

Believe it or not, floor wax is the secret trick!

So are you feeling crafty?

Read on to learn how to make your own ornaments…

Related: 45 Easy Christmas Crafts for Kids and Adults!

Supplied Needed for DIY Glitter Ornaments

Here’s what you’ll need to round up…

  • Clear Glass or Plastic Ball Ornaments
  • Pledge Floor Care Finish or Clear Floor Gloss
  • Craft Glitter

How to Make DIY Glitter Ornaments

Now that you’ve gathered your supplies, it’s time to get started!

Here’s what you’ll do…

Person holding a clear ornament next to a bottle of Pledge.

1. Take off the silver top, then pour some Pledge Floor Care Finish in the clear, empty ornament.

2. Swirl the cleaner around the inside of the ornament.

Person holding a clear ornament.

3. Try to avoid bubbles. See all of my pretty glitter colors?

4. Once you’ve finished swirling the cleaner around, pour the excess cleaner back into the jar.

I was able to set my smaller ornaments in the hole to drain it.

Red glitter in an ornament.

5. Next, pour a good amount of glitter inside the ornament. I used a Dixie cup to set my ornament in to make it sturdy.

6. Then swirl the glitter around the ornament so that it is completely covered with glitter. You may have to add more.

Three colored glitter ornaments.

7. Pour any excess glitter back into the glitter jar. You may have to use a funnel.

The opening of my ornament just happened to be the perfect size for me so I didn’t need to use one.

8. Once you get the excess glitter out, wipe the ornament down a bit on the outside and put the silver top back on.

So EASY!

Here are all the colors I did in about an hour and a half.

Glitter ornaments of different colors.

~Jenny

Jenny and Jess are two friends that love creating crafty stuff (for both kids and adults), cooking, reading, and so much more! They also love to create free printables and svg’s for both kids and home decor. You can also find Jenny and Jess on Facebook and Pinterest!

Wasn’t that SO easy?

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Collage of photo ornaments.

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Collage of Christmas ornaments made by children.

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Black and white photo coasters tied with a ribbon.

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You’ll love learning How to Make Customized Decorative Clipboards with these easy DIY decorating ideas for clipboards!

Pink polka dots on a clipboard with pink ribbons.

Needle Minder Magnets DIY (How to Make Your Own in 5 Minutes)

Keep your needle handy when you’re sewing, cross stitching and embroidering with DIY Needle Minder Magnets! They’re SO quick and easy to make!

Cross stich of a red truck with a Christmas tree in the back.

Homemade Soy Candles

Have you been thinking about making your own candles? I’ve got to tell you… Homemade Soy Candles are so easy to make!

Jar candle with holiday decorations next to a candy cane.

DIY Stocking Wreath

This cheerful Christmas DIY stocking wreath will make such a fun statement on your front door!

Door hanging made of a green stocking and greenery.

50 Easy Christmas Crafts for Kids and Adults!

Got the itch to craft? Do you absolutely love Christmas?? If you’re feeling crafty, get inspired with this BIG List of Fun and Easy Christmas Crafts!

Collage of Christmas crafts.

45 Christmas Decorating Ideas on a Budget!

Load up on fun Christmas Decorating Ideas using this BIG List of Christmas Decor Tips + Tricks!

White, red, and green hydrangea wreath on a door.

55 Fun Christmas Activities for Families, Couples, Kids & Adults

Whether you’re looking for festive new Christmas traditions for families, December date nights for couples, holiday party ideas for adults, exciting activities for friends, or magical ideas for kids… I’ve got you covered!

Wreath decorated with Christmas bulbs and ornaments.

101 Gifts in a Jar Recipes (Unique Homemade Gifts)

Load up on inspiration with this HUGE List of Unique Gifts in a Jar Recipes!

Collage of gifts in jars.

Frugal Gift Ideas for Everyone on your List!

Score frugal gift ideas for the Kiddos, Teens, Dad, Grandma, Grandpa, Co Workers and more!

Person holding a wrapped package tied with Christmas decorations.

So have you tried making this easy DIY Glitter Ornaments with Pledge yet?

Share with us in the comments below!

About Heidi Miller

Heidi Miller is the creator of The Frugal Girls, where she shares easy recipes with massive flavor! She has been creating and sharing recipes online for over 15 years, and brings warmth, expertise, and a personal touch to every recipe. Her work has been featured on Today.com, NBC, Fox, Parade, People, Country Living, Woman’s World, and more!

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15 Comments

  1. Debbie says:

    Will this work with the clear plastic ornaments instead of glass?

    1. Heidi says:

      Hi Debbie… yes, this will work with plastic or glass ornaments. Have fun making yours! 🙂

  2. Amanda says:

    Has anyone tried this with a fine sand? I trying to do a beachy look but the sand make the ornament heavy if I full it.

    1. Dory says:

      Don’t fill it, just put some in and roll around to coat it, Then dump the rest out.

  3. Katrina says:

    Your ornaments look awesome. I make these every year for my students. How do you keep the glitter from getting knocked/scraped off when you put the silver wires and caps back on? I waited a year to put them back on this Christmas so I know they were dry enough 😊

  4. Haley says:

    What can you use besides pledge floor cleaner?

  5. Jenny May Shannon says:

    I LOVE the look of glitter, but don’t like the mess, the pain when it gets under my contacts, finding it months later… Having the glitter INSIDE makes me want to leave work early and get supplies for this!

  6. Karla says:

    Does the Pledge dry enough to keep the glitter “stuck” to the sides of the bulb, to act as a glue?

    1. Beka says:

      Yes

  7. Heather says:

    I can’t find clear ornaments anywhere….where did you find yours?

    1. tracy says:

      Not Sure where you are located but I was able to find some at Joann’s crafts in puyallup washington. Maybe online if you don’t have one close to you 🙂

    2. Janice Crowell says:

      Hobby Lobby has them, but they are not in the Christmas section, they are in the craft section.

    3. Jamie says:

      Michael’s, JoAnns, Hobby Lobby web Wal-Mart

    4. Deborah Russell says:

      Amazon!

  8. Marissa says:

    I LOVE that the glitter is on the inside! Get the pretty without the mess!