How the Grinch Stole Christmas is a classic holiday favorite, we watch it at least a dozen times every December. Why not add some Dr. Seuss inspired ornaments to your tree with this easy DIY Who Hash Christmas Ornament?
This project couldn’t be easier, and if you’re really feeling the Christmas spirit you can grab a few cans from the pantry and make your very own life-sized Who Hash.
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Dr. Seuss Who Hash Ornament Supplies
I picked up a package of wooden spools at the craft store for my ornaments. You’ll also need some silver paint to get that ‘tin-can’ look along with red paper and glue or tape.
If you’re a glitter lover you can also fancy up the ornaments with a few layers of glitter paint. I like the Deco Art Galaxy glitters, they have a clear base with tons and tons of different-sized glitter pieces inside.
My ornaments (and the large can) utilize liberal amounts of High Gloss Mod Podge. I used it to put the labels together, add the ribbon, and glue the whole thing together in the end. I think it gives you the best results but by all means, use what you have on hand.
The final pieces to the puzzle are the Printable Who Hash Labels, a printer, white paper, and scissors. If you want to hang your ornaments you’ll also need some ribbon.
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How to Make a Who Hash Ornament
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For each ornament paint the top and bottom of the wooden spool with a coat or two of metallic silver paint. If you want to make it sparkle give it a few coats of silver glitter paint too. Set that aside to dry and get to work on the labels.
Cut a piece of red paper to cover the center of the spool with a bit of overlap. The next step is to print out the labels and cut around the circles. Don’t worry about making them perfect, this is Dr. Seuss and wonky is the way to go!
Use a paintbrush to lay down a thin layer of Mod Podge, then the label, then another layer of Mod Podge to hold everything together. The Mod Podge will go from milky white to clear as it dries, it will also soak into the paper and make it a bit softer and easier to wrap around the spool.
While that is setting take a piece of ribbon and Mod Podge it over the top of the spool leaving a loop for hanging.
When the Mod Podge on the paper is clear but not hardened completely wrap the red paper around the spool and glue it shut. Again, if you’re feeling fancy add a few coats of red glitter paint.
Wait for the Mod Podge (and paint) to dry and hang your brand new DIY Who Hash Ornaments on the tree!
My kids loved the glittery version but I preferred the plain. I will admit that the extra glitter did look pretty nice with the twinkling Christmas lights on the tree!
Which do you prefer?
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By the way, these ornaments are pretty heavy and wanted to slide off the real tree so I ended up using hooks to keep them on. I didn’t have that issue with the fake tree in my room because I could bend the branch tip up to hold the ornaments on.
Life-Sized Who Hash
If you’re in the market for some bigger fun head to the pantry and grab a can, any can. You’ll get bonus points if you have a can of corned beef hash or roast beef hash but it’s not essential.
Make the giant label the same way you make the tiny ones, with a few liberal coats of Mod Podge and then just taping the label at the back.
Alternative Options
The world is a crazy place right now and I totally get it if you can’t make it to the craft store. The good news is you can get creative and use whatever you have around the house.
A wooden dowel cut down to size would work or anything small and cylindrical, or even something square like a box of raisins.
I used Mod Podge (and by the way typing that word over and over does something strange to your brain!) but you can use tape, glue sticks, or even hot glue if you’re careful.
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