Description: I will show you “how to draw Christmas ornaments step by step”. These next few lessons are going to be Christmas related, and I think that you will like what I have for you all. But first, Christmas ornaments are essential objects that need to be added to your Christmas tree decoration process. Decorating a tree is probably one of the most traditional things to do a few days after Thanksgiving. Ornaments have come so far since their first debut centuries earlier. Before, all you could get was ornaments made from glass. Nowadays you can purchase ornaments that are shatter proof which is basically a hard plastic. They come in all different colors, shapes and sizes. Some ornaments can be found with glitter on them swirled in a spectacular way. Christmas balls also come with no color at all just clear plastic or glass. Some folks like collecting ornaments as a traditional thing to do, and as time goes by and years pass, those very same collectible ornaments get passed down to family members to keep the tradition in the family. Me personally like colored glass that is round in shape and even the ones that look like tear drops. I love decorating my tree. As a matter of fact, we already have our tree up and ready for Santa to fill up the bottom with presents. I don’t care how old you get, you will always be a kid at heart when Christmas draws near. I hope you guys have fun with this tutorial on “how to draw Christmas ornaments step by step”. I will be back in a bit with more drawing fun. Peace out and Happy holidays!
How to Draw Christmas Ornaments
Very easy lesson that you will learn from right now. Remember you can get crazy creative when it comes to designing your ornaments. Start by drawing two circle shapes and then add the guidelines in the middle for the designs.
Step 2.
Here is where you can draw the designs of your choice, or you can continue to follow the steps. The two tree ornaments are designed differently as you see here. The one to the left has curved lines that fill the entire shape. The ornament to the righ t has a random tree like design as you see here. more
Step 3.
For your last drawing step you will draw the hook caps for the tops of the ornaments and then draw the hooks. Of course you can choose to draw the hooks as long as you like. Add more design shapes and lines to the tree ornament to the right and then start erasing the guidelines and shapes that you drew in step one. more
How to Draw a Christmas Ornament
In this tutorial, I want to show you how to draw a Christmas ornament. I hope that you will enjoy this lesson and feel the atmosphere of the holiday again.
In this tutorial, I invite you to draw one of the popular holidays attributes that you are familiar with. Here is how to draw a Christmas ornament in detail.
In the picture, you see a beautiful bulb. At the top of the bulb, there is a small amount, thanks to which the bulb can be hung. Traditionally, these bulbs are hung on the Christmas tree as a bright festive decoration.
This is a very simple lesson that any beginner can easily master. The most important thing is to draw a smooth outline of the bulb, you will do the rest effortlessly. This lesson will once again train your ability to make even circles.
To color the Christmas ornament, you can use the same color as in the example, or you can use any other color of your choice. You can also show your imagination and draw beautiful patterns on the bulb.
- Pencil
- Paper
- Eraser
- Coloring supplies
Time needed: 30 minutes
How to Draw a Christmas Ornament
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Draw the outline of the bulb. Determine what the size of the bulb will be and draw an even circle.
Detail the top of the bulb. Sketch out two short vertical lines at the top.
Depict the mount. The mount has the shape of a rectangle with rounded corners.
Draw the bottom of the mount. Sketch out a zigzag line at the bottom of the mount.
Add details. Depict the small ring to the top of the mount. To do this, draw two rounded lines.
Correct inaccuracies. Remove extra lines with an eraser.
Color the drawing. Choose any color you like.
I invite you to download the PDF file, which contains a short version of the lesson and additional useful tools.
