Cute Mickey Mouse Christmas Card Display Garland Craft

Let Mickey Mouse help you display your Holiday Cards! This easy and quick DIY Mickey Mouse Christmas Card Garland Display craft made with twine will show off your cards with a Disney twist!

Whether you are looking to display Christmas Cards or Holiday Family Pictures this Mickey Mouse Christmas Card Garland will become a treasured part of your Christmas decor! This craft is especially great if you just want a small touch of Disney without Disney being the main theme of your decor. Of course, at my house, my Christmas decor is about 90% Disney themed.

Do you love to Christmas craft? I do! I put on some Christmas music and just let myself enjoy the crafting and holiday spirit!

How to Make Mickey Mouse Card Display Garland

The best part of this craft is the cost, all the materials and tools can be found at the Dollar Tree!

Mickey Mouse Garland Materials & Tools

• Red and Gold Foam Vase Filler, in various sizes
• Wired Jute Cord
• Craft Wood Clothespins
• Hot Glue Gun and Glue Sticks
• Wired Pine Garland Ties
• Small Glitter Pine Cones (available attached to garland at the Dollar Tree)
• Scissors

If you couldn’t find the find the materials at the Dollar Tree, most of the materials can be found cheaply at Walmart or craft stores. Don’t forget those craft store coupons!

How to Assemble Garland

This Christmas card display idea is not hard and shouldn’t take too much time depending on how long you make it.

Make the Mickey Heads. Hot glue two of the smallest red foam ball vase fillers to the top of a large red foam ball vase filler in the shape of Mickey Mouse ears. Repeat this process, making 5 or 6 red Mickey Mouse shaped foam balls.

Repeat step 1, but instead, use gold foam ball vase fillers.

Attach the Mickeys to the Craft Clothespins. Hot glue each of the red and gold Mickey Mouse-shaped foam balls to a craft wood clothespin, leaving enough room at the top to still pinch open the clothespin.

Assemble Pinecone Bunches. Cut 5-6 pieces of the wired pine garland into approximately 2” pieces. Bend the pieces into a slight curve. Hot glue a small glitter pine cone onto the middle of the wired pine pieces.

Assemble the Garland. Begin hot gluing the red Mickey Mouse shaped foam balls, glitter pine cone pieces, and gold Mickey Mouse shaped foam balls along the wired jute cord in a continuous pattern. Leave approximately 2-3” between each piece, so that you will have enough room to hang cards or pictures.

Let dry completely, and then your garland is ready to enjoy!

Places to Hang Your Christmas Card Garland

Be sure to use Command hooks to hang the garland. The smallest size should be ok.

• Across Mantels.
• Above doorways. I usually hang mine above the entrance to my kitchen.
• Underneath the TV.
• Mirrors. If you have a bigger mirror, hanging the garland around the mirror would be super cute.
• Windows.

If you want to make this garland stand out more you could add lights to the garland too!

I hope you liked this fun card display idea that gives you a small touch of added Disney magic.

Love this Christmas Craft? Check out my other popular Christmas Crafts!

• Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer Ornament
• DIY Lilo Ornament

Thank You for Spreading the Pixie Dust!