It’s time to deck the halls, as well as your trees, walls, and doors. There are times when utilizing store-bought Christmas decorations is the best option, but homemade DIY Christmas decorations have a certain beauty that money cannot buy. For instance, these creative Christmas craft ideas and crafts are incredibly simple, provide hours of family entertainment, and are inexpensive. You may need to learn how to clean velvet curtains to get ready for the big day of festivities and having family over
Fringe Decorations
For quick and easy DIY Christmas decorations use textured fringe ribbons to spruce up antique ornaments that have seen better days. Starting at the bottom and working your way up, apply hot glue to a glass ornament and attach a ribbon (12″ to 1″ wide). For the ribbon to overlap, keep adhering to ribbon rings about 12″ above the prior ring. To make the fringe of the tinsel seem right, trim the end. In case you miss any surface space, paint your ornament in advance in the color of your ribbon.
Cookie Jar with a Snow Globe
In search of the ideal homemade present for the spoiled person? You can’t go wrong with this gorgeous cookie jar that also functions as a charming Christmas ornament. If you want this to be a permanent display on your mantel, use cotton balls in place of the cookies.
3-D Paper Decorations
Create multidimensional, ultra-chic colored cardstock. Five paper strips totaling two 1.25″ x 10″, two 1.25″ x 7″, and one 1.25″ x 5″ must be cut out to make this ornament. Then, at the top and bottom of each strip, punch a 1/4″ hole. Place the tiniest paper in the middle of the stack, followed by the medium-sized strips, and then the largest strips. Line up all of the strips on one end, insert a wire or string through the holes, and secure it with a knot. The strips can then be spread out by repeating this procedure on the opposite end. For more sparkle, attach tassels or beads to the ornament’s base.
Stamped Clay Ornaments
You’ll need to make your salt dough for this craft, as well as gather some glass items for stampings, such as doilies, vintage crystal cut glassware, or items with patterns of leaves and pine needles. Before making impressions with the patterned glass, roll out your dough on wax paper. Use cookie cutters to create the shapes and use a straw to pierce the top. Your works should be allowed to dry overnight on a wire rack covered in wax paper. In the morning, flip them over so the other side can also dry.
Wreaths
You can make Wreaths out of absolutely anything you want to. Make a Craft Box Wreath by Hot gluing ten to eleven miniature-wrapped present boxes and various gift ribbons to the foam wreath form. Add more gifts by stacking a few small boxes on top of bigger ones using glue. Add robot figurines in the center to complete. Create a charming decoration for the back of your dining room chairs with a chairback Christmas wreath made of little grapevine wreaths embellished with homemade ornaments and evergreen boughs.
