A simple cute Christmas decoration. No Christmas lunch is complete without Christmas (figgy) pudding.

These painted birch slices are stunning! Lots of lovely designs to choose from.

There is another design on the back of these decoupaged wood slice ornaments. Both are classic Marimekko patterns.

This tutorial shows you how to transfer images onto wood mess-free quickly. The ornaments are gorgeous, and there are many free vintage bird prints.

Decoupage paper napkins with Christmas designs onto wood slices to create these fabulous ornaments.

A fun Christmas decoration for art fans, especially those who love Frida Kahlo,

An easy craft for those obsessed with unicorns, they will add colour and fun to any Christmas tree!

Combine the retro craft of string art with simple Christmas shapes to make some festive wood slice ornaments.

Another birch slice ornament, these have been stamped with the dove of peace.

These have to be the most whimsical Christmas wood slices. The decoupaged vintage wrapping paper gives them a very kitsch look. You could also upcycle old Christmas cards this way.

I've embroidered on paper before but never thought about doing it on wood. I'd love to try to make my own stitched wood slice ornament.

Use three wood slices to make these adorable snowmen. The kids will love them.

Learn how to print photos onto tissue paper before decoupaging them onto the wood. It would be fun to make a new one for the kids every year to see how they grow.

Decorate them with classic Christmas sayings such as “Merry and bright,” “Jingle Bells”, or “Let it snow.”

Looking for a cute DIY Christmas ornament or DIY gift idea that they will love this holiday season? You gotta make Rudolph ornaments with wood slices.

A simpler snowman version using only one wood slice.

I like the contrast between the black and white with these ornaments. I think they would also work well with a red-painted background.

Add flowers to your trees with these botanical ornaments. The vintage flower images are printed onto the wood using a wax paper.

Glue button eyes and mark the wings with a wood-burning tool to make these adorable owls.

She used temporary tattoo paper to print the nativity images.

Make a keepsake decoration by transferring photos onto the wood. A clever idea!

Marbling is a fun craft to try, that makes the wood look like baubles. The ornaments will brighten up any tree.

Map crafts are one of my favourites. The snow and a red ribbon help give this unique tree decoration a festive feel.

Gnomes are mainly for Christmas and this is a gorgeous decoration.

Make the tree an advent calendar with numbered ornaments.

I'd use eco-friendly plastic-free glitter to make these sparkly ornaments.

One for the Grinch fans, you won't miss them on the tree.

The stick antlers are a creative addition. And with that red nose, it has to be Rudolph.

Using fingerprints is a fun way to get the snowman shapes and adds a personal touch.

These designs are very simple and just done with sharpies.

Acrylic paint pens make drawing the nordic patterns a lot easier.

She made the woodland images with a Cricut machine, but I'm sure they wouldn't be too hard to recreate by hand.

Another Cricut craft, these designs have a lovely Scandinavian look to them.

The festive images are stamped onto these decorations.

Every dear is different! My favourite is the buffalo check one.

I bet it was fun to make these felt fox faces. I'm sure there are other woodland animals that could be made in a similar way.

Keep the rustic feel to the wood slice by burning a Christmas design onto the face using a pyrography pen.

These check ornaments would look good on the tree with this Scotty dog garland.

Give your Christmas tree a snowy look with these stencilled snowflake wood slices.

So simple but fun, paint the face of the wood slice to look like Santa.

I don't know when Penguins became a Christmas theme, but these ornaments are cute and colourful.

Hang different-sized slices together to make a unique Christmas tree ornament.

These are fun, personalized ornaments; paint constellations on one side of the wood slice and then decoupage vintage zodiac art on the other.

Transform wood slices into personalized ornaments or coasters with map prints! Retain the wood grain for a unique rustic look.