Make Doc McStuffins Ornaments: DIY Instructions for All 5 Main Characters

Do you know someone who wants their own backyard clinic this Christmas like Dottie “Doc” McStuffins? You’re sure to receive a good checkup if you give a Doc McStuffins Ornament to a favorite fan as a gift this holiday season.

This fun DIY craft shows you how to make a Doc McStuffins ornament for Doc, Lambie the cuddly lamb, Chilly the worrisome snowman, Stuffy the brave but clumsy dragon and Hallie the capable nurse hippo in the clinic.  Make one Doc McStuffins ornament or all five!

A collage of Doc McStuffin and other characters turned into DIY ornaments. | OrnamentShop.com

Step By Step Instructions For Making A Doc McStuffins Ornament

If you make all five Doc McStuffins ornaments, you will have enough to make a small themed Christmas tree for your daughter or son who wants to be a doctor like “Doc” when he or she grows up.  Or, choose your favorite character toy to make.

Supplies for Doc McStuffins Ornament:

For Doc

  • Clear glass ball ornament
  • Brown paint
  • Dark brown paint
  • Brown felt
  • Purple felt
  • Pink glitter foam
  • Glue
  • Black, white and pink paint markers
  • Ribbon

Lambie

  • Clear glass ball ornament
  • White paint
  • Paper snow
  • Pink paint
  • White felt
  • Pink felt
  • Glue
  • Black, white and pink paint markers
  • Ribbon

Chilly

  • Clear glass ball ornament
  • White paint
  • Orange paint
  • Light blue paint
  • Black felt
  • Blue felt
  • Skinny green ribbon
  • Glue
  • Black and white paint markers
  • Ribbon

Hallie

  • Clear glass ball ornament
  • Purple paint
  • Peach paint
  • Purple felt
  • Red pipe cleaner
  • Pipe cleaner
  • Skinny red ribbon
  • White Felt
  • Glue
  • Black and white paint markers
  • Ribbon

Stuffy

  • Clear glass ball ornament
  • Blue paint
  • Blue Felt
  • Pipe cleaner
  • Glue
  • Black and white paint markers
  • Ribbon

DIY Doc McStuffins Ornament Supplies including glass balls, felt, pipe cleaners, glue, markers and paint. | OrnamentShop.com

 

Step 1: Carefully remove the ornament cap from the glass ball ornament.  Pour some of the base paint inside the ornament and swirl around until completely coated.  Add paper snow to the paint for Lambie to give her a textured look.  Let the Doc McStuffins ornament dry.

Step 1 is to coat the inside of the glass balls you are choosing with paint. | OrnamentShop.com

Step 2:  While the ornaments are drying in step 1, you can cut the embellishments from the felt.

Doc McStuffins Ornament

Make braids out of the brown felt and use a pipe cleaner piece to keep them stiff.  We show you the front and the back of the braids.  Cut a headband from the purple felt and a pink flower from the pink glitter foam.

For Doc McStuffins, use pipe cleaner and brown felt to make two braids for her hair. | OrnamentShop.com

Lambie (Doc McStuffins Ornament)

Cut ears from the white felt and the center of the ears from the pink felt.  Cut the bow from the pink felt and cinch in the center, either with glue or with a small strip of the pink felt like we did here.

For Lambie, use pink felt to cut ears and cinch them with glue. | OrnamentShop.com

Chilly (Doc McStuffins Ornament)

Cut a circle from the black felt to use as a base for the hat, cutting a circle out of the middle that will fit over the top of the ornament cap.  Cut a rectangular piece of the black felt and secure together with glue.  Then glue that to the circle to make the snowman’s top hat.  Glue a strip of green ribbon as the hat band.  Cut two pieces of blue felt to make the scarf.  Fringe the two ends of one piece and glue to the band of the other.  Paint stripes with light blue paint.

For Chilly, cut black felt pieces for the base of the hat, circumference of the hat, and top of the hat. Then use a green strip for the hat's band, two pieces of blue felt for the scarf, and then use paint to make light stripes on the scarf. | OrnamentShop.com

Hallie (Doc McStuffins Ornament)

Cut two ears and two nostrils out of the purple felt.  Cut two teeth and a small rectangle out of the white felt.  Glue the white felt piece to a small piece of pipe cleaner, along the bottom edge.  Glue red ribbon towards to the top of the white felt piece and you now have the nurses hat.  Bend the red pipe cleaner into a pair of glasses.

For Hallie, cut purple circles for the nostril and white felt for the teeth. Use white felt and red ribbon for the hat and red pipe cleaner for glasses. | OrnamentShop.com

Stuffy (Doc McStuffins Ornament)

Cut two nostrils and two dragon ears from the blue felt, making sure that you leave extra felt on the end of the dragon ears.  Wrap the extra felt on the dragon ears around a small piece of pipe cleaner and secure them with glue.

For Stuffy, cut small black circles for nostrils, and two long pieces with flaps with blue felt for the ears. Wrap the ears around pipe cleaner and glue in place. | OrnamentShop.com

 

Step 3:  Replace the ornament caps on the Doc McStuffins ornaments.  Paint the outside face colors for Lambie and Hallie, the hair on Doc and nose on Chilly and glue on all of the felt embellishments on the characters.  Let them dry.

Step 3 is to glue everything on and paint the background for the faces on the ornaments. | OrnamentShop.com

Step 4: Using the paint markers, draw their faces on.  Let them dry.

Step 4 is to draw the details of each face onto the ornaments with markers. | OrnamentShop.com

Step 5: Tie ribbons to the top for hanging.  You may want to use different colors for each of the different characters represented on your Doc McStuffins ornaments.

The last step is to tie ribbons around the tops of each ornametn. | OrnamentShop.com

 

That’s it!  This DIY craft is fun for a Doc McStuffins themed birthday party, where you can let each child make his or her favorite character.  Make one or make all five Doc McStuffins ornaments!

Do you love DIY crafts for kids?  Check out our other DIY ornament blogs for all of your favorite character ornaments such as trolls and smurfs!

Doc McStuffins, Trolls and Smurfs DIY ornaments. | OrnamentShop.com

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