Looking for inexpensive Christmas ornament ideas

Clear glass ornament with a photo or the logo of you organization are easy to do; roll up and drop inside. I have also done them with signatures on the ornament (from the people they communicate with).

angels made from the triangular large paper clips and ribbon. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uJ-cDFL5YCs

toilet tissue rolls....free...wrapping paper...dollar store...ribbon...dollar store....battery teacup lights....dollar store....toilet paper or paper towels.....stuff tubes with tp or paper towels....wrap in gift wrap....attach ribbon and tie into a bow....set teacup on top.....pretty faux candles

I know this is not an ornament, but I use clean peanut butter jars with label removed, and if needed a circle of material or just paint to the lid to cover the brand. I fill with hard rock candy, tie a ribbon around the top and you have a cheap, very tasty Christmas gift. I usually make peppermint and cinnamon. Both are great for winter coughs!

COLLECT VARIOUS SIZES OF JAR LIDS . LAY THEM OUT ON A DROP CLOTH OR NEWSPAPER AND PAINT THEM WITH GOLD SPRAY PAINT TURNING THEM OVER TO PAINT BOTH THE FRONT AND BACKS, EVENLY. COLLECT OLD CHRISTMAS CARDS OR CRAFT PAPER , OR PHOTOS OF WORKERS IN YOUR NON-PROFIT. USING THE LIDS TRACE AROUND THE PHOTO , CARD ETC AND CUT , GLUING THEM INSIDE OF EACH LID. TRIMS AND ,RIBBON FROM MICHAELS CAN BE HOT GLUED ON SIDES AND EMBELLISHMENTS, CHRISTMAS STICKERS , FONT,BLING OR CUT A SECTION OUT OF THE .INSIDE OF GOLD PAPER DOILIES ETC TO GLU EON THE BACKS OF THE LIDS. GLUE A RIBBON LOOP ONTO THE TOP OF EACH LID FOR HANGING ON THE TREE. OTHER COLOR S OF PAINT AND TRIMS CAN BE USED AS WELL.

Ask all your Friends if they have any old Xmas balls & get some Christmas Glitter , small Beads or they have small bottles of seasoning that have a small seeds that could be used at a Dollar store, look around your kitchen & see if you have some you don't use, Coat your Xmas Balls lightly cheap Glue Sticks spread the glue all over the Xmas ball & spread the ball solid with your choice of small beads or what you choose to use & when dry add a small bow at the top, these are very pretty on a tree or wreath.

Good Luck Wishing you Luck

Here are a couple of links with tons of ideas:

http://www.countryliving.com/diy-crafts/how-to/g1070/easy-to-make-christmas-ornament-crafts/?slide=10

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/hometalk/33-totally-original-diy-o_b_6230182.html

What is the focus of your non-profit and what do you consider to be inexpensive?

http://www.bhg.com/christmas/crafts/low-cost-christmas-projects/

Thanks everyone.

I did a tutorial on a Christmas ornament on a ribbon and it is very inexpensive to make but looks great. Check it out http://www.fancymomma.com/christmas-ornament-ribbon-diy