Aldi releases its own DIY version of celeb-loved £665 ornament – it costs £6.99 and is the perfect Christmas present

IF you follow any celeb home accounts, you’ve likely seen a collection of BE@RBRICK ornaments worth over £645 each. 

The trend swept through social media. And now, Aldi has released its own DIY version for a whopping £638 cheaper just in time for Christmas. 

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The budget supermarket’s Marble Bear kits will be available in the middle aisle as of tomorrow (October 24). 

“Swirl and twirl the stylus around the paints to create multi-coloured patterns and a beautiful marble bear,” bosses said. 

They added that the boxes, which cost just £6.99, are “great for gifting”. 

The colour options come in neon or metallic for you to decorate the ornament from the comfort of your own home. 

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The craft kit has been dubbed “creative play for kids and adults” that should help people “unleash their creative side”. 

BE@RBRICK, a bear-shaped collectible toy, originated as a fun art piece in Japan. 

But the innovative ornaments soon gained a cult following due to collaborations with renowned artists, designers and brands. 

Among these is Banksy, Looney Tunes and even Noel Gallagher on a limited edition Oasis design. 

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The bears are sold in Selfridges for £645 each, making Aldi’s DIY copycat a total bargain. 

Aldi’s social media team took to Instagram to promote the dupe. 

“This is so fun,” one shopper commented.

“I’m getting these for my kids’ stocking fillers,” one parent added. 

“How cute are these for Christmas?” a third quipped.

The bears are hitting the middle aisle after Aldi dropped some hot deals to heat your house last week. 

With the ongoing cost of living crisis and energy bills scarier than Halloween, Brits are looking for alternative ways to keep toasty this Christmas.

Aldi Specialbuys are a selection of products released each week at a discounted price so you can be ready to help tackle the icy nights.

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This week on the Special Buy range is a collection of heating products designed to keep your house as warm as possible without breaking the bank.

The Sun has collected a list of energy bill-saving bargains to look out for, which you can read all about here.