Aladdin Mickey Ears Disney Ornament Craft

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If your family loves Disney you just have to make this Aladdin Mickey Ears Disney Ornament set this year for Christmas. Your kids will love putting this ornament on the tree!

I can show you the world. Shining, shimmering, splendid… Are you singing yet? Can you imagine you and your kids riding on the magic carpet ride around the world? Or maybe you just have super fond memories of that genie (Robin Williams or Will Smith version). Either way, Aladdin is such a fanastic Disney movie.

If your family loves Disney, why not make this Aladdin Mickey Ears Disney Ornament craft set. This Aladdin ornament set would look great on your Christmas tree and would be a great way to remember Disney magic!

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Little Mermaid Mickey Ears Ornament Crafts: Jasmine

What You Will Need:

Cardstock or Construction Paper (cardstock would be better because it is a heavier material). For Jasmine, you need the following colors: white, black, tan, yellow, teal blue, and light blue.
Glue stick (like kids use in school)
White school glue (like Elmer’s glue)
Optional: paper plate or small tray, paintbrush
Optional: Black marker or sharpie (for tracing)
Scissors with sharp edges (so, adult scissors, not kid scissors)
Glitter in the following colors: gold and light blue (or just blue)
String or Ribbon; preferably a basic color like black or white.
Aladdin Ornament Craft Template (see below)

How to Make the Aladdin Ornament: Jasmine

Download and print out the Jasmine Mickey Head ornament template. Before you print, check out the instructions on the PDF download. If you choose, you can print each page of the template out on the corresponding color for each of the different parts of Jasmine’s dress.
Alternative: You could also print out the PDF template on white paper. Then cut all the pieces out, trace them on the color paper needed, and then cut them out again. This method does involve more steps (and twice as much cutting), but if you can’t figure out how to print the template one page at a time on colored cardstock, this might be an easier option for you. (to be fair, that’s the option I choose. ha!)

Once you have cut out all the pieces set them aside.

Now let’s start assembling the Jasmine ornament!

First, take the two smaller black circles and glue them to the back of the larger tan circle. These are the Mickey Ears. You might want to use the Elmer’s glue (as opposed to the glue stick) for this step… just to ensure the ears stay stuck.

Then, glue Jasmine’s teal colored dress and bodice pieces to the large tan circle.

Finally, glue the light blue skirt and yellow necklace to the Jasmine ornament. Follow the template above as a guide.

Glitter adding tips!

Add glitter! So, there are two options with the glitter. You could glitter your pieces before you glue them together or you could glitter your pieces after the cardstock elements are already glued together. Either way, you will want the glitter to dry completely before you move onto the next step.

Pro tip: You don’t want to use too much glue or the glitter will be clumpy. You also don’t want to use too little glue or the glitter will not stick to the cardstock evenly. Definitely use Elmer’s glue (or glue like that). Best crafting practice: squirt glue onto a plate or tray and then use a small paintbrush to paint the area you want to add glitter to.

Then, sprinkle the glitter onto the area, shake off the excess, and let it dry.

For Jasmine, add gold glitter to Jasmine’s necklace, and add blue-green glitter to Jasmine’s skirt.

Finally, flip over the ornament and add a bit of white school glue to the back. Loop a piece of string or ribbon and glue in place.

Allow the glue to dry completely.

Aladdin Mickey Ears Ornament Crafts: Aladdin

What You Will Need:

Cardstock or Construction Paper (cardstock would be better because it is a heavier material). For Aladdin you need the following colors: black, white, purple, tan, and red
Glue stick (like kids use in school)
White school glue (like Elmer’s glue)
Optional: paper plate or small tray, paintbrush
Optional: Black marker or sharpie (for tracing)
Scissors with sharp edges (so, adult scissors, not kid scissors)
Glitter in the following colors: red and purple
String or Ribbon; preferably a basic color like black or white.
Aladdin Ornament Craft Template (see below)

How to Make the Aladdin Ornament:

Download and print out the Aladdin Mickey Head ornament template. Before you print, check out the instructions on the PDF download. If you choose, you can print each page of the template out on the corresponding color for each of the different parts of the Aladdin’s outfit.
Alternative: You could also print out the PDF template on white paper. Then cut all the pieces out, trace them on the color paper needed, and then cut them out again. This method does involve more steps (and twice as much cutting), but if you can’t figure out how to print the template one page at a time on colored cardstock, this might be an easier option for you. (to be fair, that’s the option I choose. ha!)

Once you have cut out all the pieces set them aside.

Now let’s start assembling the Aladdin ornament!

Next, glue the white pants to the tan circle. Layer the brown belt to the white pants piece. Then, glue the purple jacket to the tan piece. Use the template as a guide.

Finally, glue Aladdin’s hat to the top center right of the base ornament like shown above.

For glittering the Aladdin ornament, follow the glitter tips above. For Aladdin, use red glitter for Aladdin’s hat and purple glitter for the brown belt piece.

Finally, flip over the ornament and add a bit of white school glue to the back. Loop a piece of string or ribbon and glue in place.

Allow the glue to dry completely.

Aren’t these Aladdin Mickey Ears Disney Ornament crafts cool?!

Christmas Traditions Your Family Will Cherish

Christmas traditions are some of the most powerful bonding opportunities for your family. I know the memories I made as a kid at Christmas-time are a strong anchor for me as an adult.

There are so many ideas though. It’s hard to keep track, isn’t it? Well, these Christmas family traditions are fantastic. Hope you like these ideas!

Aladdin Mickey Ears Disney Ornament Craft