Dollar Tree Jenga Block Ornaments

Dollar Tree Jenga Block Ornaments are inexpensive to make and the possibilities are only limited by your imagination. If you love tumbling tower block crafts, you’ll love these DIY block ornaments!

Get ready to be inspired by these 15 cute and fun Dollar Tree Jenga Block Ornaments!

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I love making dollar store crafts, especially during the holiday season. They’re inexpensive and usually pretty quick, too.

First off, stop by your local Dollar Tree store and pick up the Tumbling Tower Game, which is just like Jenga. These wooden blocks are perfect for making so many easy ornaments! While you’re there, look for other embellishments and decorative items to add the finishing touches for your ornaments.

1. Wooden Snowman Ornaments

These Wooden Snowman Ornaments, like most made with the Tumbling Tower game from Dollar Tree, are super easy to make. You’ll need a little bit of white paint, a dab of hot glue, and some googly eyes for this project.

2. Painted Wood Ornaments

Painted Wood Ornaments are a great way to decorate your tree or garland, but they would also be a sweet way to make personalized gift tags. For this DIY craft, you need tumbling tower blocks and a few other simple supplies.

3. Gnome Block Christmas Ornaments

Close up of Jenga Block Christmas Ornaments.

Jenga Block Christmas Ornaments are totally adorable and easy, too. Download the free printable for eight different gnome graphics and then grab your wood blocks, paint, glue, and glitter!

You could also add photographs to these frame ornaments instead of our printable graphic. Either way, you’ll love how easy these are to make.

4. Snowman Hat Ornaments

Close up of Snowman Hat Block Ornament hanging from a Christmas tree.

Snowman Hat Ornaments use a handful of Dollar Tree items and a hot glue gun. These Christmas decorations are such an easy little project. You can embleish these diy Christmas ornaments with twine or ribbon, or even these cute 3D stickers!

5. Vinyl Transfer Jenga Christmas Ornaments

These Jenga Christmas ornaments from Burton Avenue are use jenga blocks with a few other Dollar Tree items like ribbon and bells, as well as a Cricut machine for the text.

6. DIY Jenga Present Ornaments

I just love how cute these little DIY Jenga Present Ornaments from Salvage Sister and Mister are! They would be sweet tucked into a wreath, too.

7. Scrabble Jenga Christmas Ornaments

Scrabble Jenga Christmas Ornaments from Home Road are simple and cute. You can buy Scrabble craft tiles online.

8. DIY Dollar Tree Tumbling Tower Christmas Ornaments

For these DIY Dollar Tree Tumbling Tower Christmas Ornaments from Everyday Shortcuts, grab your glue gun and some mini holiday bows – easy peasy!

9. Dollar Tree Farmhouse Ornaments

Dollar Tree Farmhouse Ornaments from Creating Through Chaos

These are perfect for anyone who loves the farmhouse style and has a rustic Christmas tree!

10. DIY Christmas Ornaments

These DIY Christmas Ornaments from Create Make Decorate use mini ornaments, tumbling tower blocks, and wood glue.

Aren’t they just adorable?

Nikki also shares tips for making something similar with Dollar Tree Christmas stickers.

11. Tumbling Tower Ornaments

Grab a Dollar Tree calendar and some ribbon to make these Tumbling Tower Ornaments from Ruffles and Rainboots. You could also use 3D holiday stickers.

12. Upcycled Tumbling Tower Ornament

Dollar Tree DIY Tumbling Tower Ornament from The Shabby Tree upcycles holiday cards – so cute, right? You could also use this method to make DIY stocking name tags.

13. Personalized Wooden Ornament

These Personalized Wooden Ornaments from CeCe Smith are super cute for the Christmas tree, but I think they would be sweet gift tags that could double as ornaments.

14. Farmhouse Christmas Ornaments

These Farmhouse Christmas Ornaments from Michelle’s Party Plan-It can be made either either your Cricut, or using an alphabet stamp kit.

15. Jenga Christmas Ornaments

Hop on over to the Crazy Craft Lady to download her free printable and get the directions on how to make her Jenga Christmas Ornaments.

More Ornament Projects

More Dollar Tree Jenga Crafts

How adorable are these Easy Wood Block Christmas Trees from It’s Always Autumn? This would be a fun project to do with the kids.

This Jenga Block Tier Tray is such a fun piece of decor to add to your home. It’s easy to style it for different occasions and holidays and makes a great conversation piece.