There are two types of people in life: people who like housework and do it, and people who like housework and don’t do it. Given how busy the holiday season is, when it comes to homemade Christmas decorations, some of the former group is creeping into the latter group.
Of course there’s the third group, the group that relishes all kinds of Christmas decoration ideas without ever committing to a change to their seasonal interior design.
The good news is that no matter which category you fall into, this beautiful collection of handmade ideas will lift your Christmas spirits. Engage in some crafting or bring home something special poured out by an artist with his heart; Bold and bright, rustic refinements, metallic beauty or unique fun.
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Bold and bright
It’s time to move past those old green and red splattered threads – bright colorful decorations are the trend. Go all out with a rainbow display of decorations to create a festive summer vibe in your home. Definitely a case of more is more!
1. Technicolor decor
Weak budget? Go back to basics with rows of colorful paper strings, streamers and garlands. These tried and tested decors will brighten up your space without spending a lot of money.
2. Color your art
A great idea for adults and kids alike, color your artwork in any color scheme you prefer. A gift to self perhaps?
3. Candy-colored wreath
Who knew a wreath of pink and sky blue flowers could look so good at Christmas? Made from all things pretty including crochet flowers, pompons, lace and small glass ornaments, this little beauty will spread festive joy far and wide.
4. Boho Christmas trees
Get your boho look with these beautiful cotton Christmas trees. A unique alternative to traditional centerpieces and best of all, you can mix and match styles and colors to your heart’s content.
5. Felt snowboard ornaments
This set of ice skates with paperclips for blades is creative genius. They also come in a wide range of 38 dazzling colors to match any style and scheme. Put on your skates and create the festive rainbow of your dreams!
Rural improvements
Sure, the rustic motifs are a bit grainy, but there’s nothing wrong with that because they’re also incredibly gorgeous. They combine the best of yesteryear with contemporary design and as a homemade Christmas decoration they look great in every style of home.
6. Popsicle stick sliders
Get crafty with the kids by making fun and easy popsicle stick slides. It can be as simple as you want or decorated with any number of creative embellishments. And of course eating the popsicles first is an essential part of the project!
7. Pallet Christmas tree
Give a gift to our planet this Christmas by choosing recycled ornaments instead of mass-produced ones. This stunning tree is easy to build from weathered pallets and is deceptively simple to construct. The trick is to group pieces at the same angles to create a chevron shape.
8. Twine ball decoration
Nothing says Christmas like rustic ornaments that bring a surprise of joy. Once you have made one chain of pendants, there is no turning back. Amazing!
Mineral beauty
Bring out the sparkle for a sparkling silly season. And if you prefer just a sprinkle of sparkle, don’t worry — there are plenty of more subtle gold and silver options to choose from.
The hardest part is taking down your homemade Christmas decorations at the end of the holiday!
9. Silver and white display
Enjoy a vintage ambiance with a stylish metal display. From antique window dressing to tissue “snowballs” in silver candlesticks, repurpose what you can find inexpensively to add flair to your celebrations.
10. Cute as a button tree
A great way to use up all those old buttons you have lying around and make your own sparkly Christmas tree. For a dazzling display, choose gold, silver, copper, and mother-of-pearl if possible.
11. Reindeer card holder
Are you tired of your Christmas cards falling on your mantle? Make it stylish and hassle-free by using a reindeer card holder instead. For extra sparkle, string together a garland of twinkling fairy lights!
Unique designer fun
The key to mastering Christmas whimsy is getting out of the gift box. Year after year, you want your visiting friends and family to expect the unexpected.
how? Very cute holiday elves and embroidered spiders for beginners. Are you ready to embrace the legend of the Christmas spider? It is supposed to bring you good luck and you will never live in poverty again. Bring on the spiders!
12. Alternative Christmas trees
Go beyond the traditional Christmas tree and let your imagination run wild. From Christmas tree stickers to acorn piles and ornaments hanging from the branches, there really are no limits to the options.
13. Striped paper straw wreath
This attractive wreath is very easy to make, and will add a touch of festive fun when you welcome visitors to your door. For a candy cane vibe, choose red and white striped lollipops, or try different color combinations to suit your style.
14. Embroidered Christmas spider
Are you ready for the infamous Beaded Spider?? Once you learn how to make these unique ornaments, you’ll want to make one for everyone you know! Not only are they beautiful and radiant, but no two are ever exactly alike.
Learn how to make them with this easy-to-follow tutorial and read the story behind the legend (also known as the Christmas Spider Poem or Christmas Spider Story).
15. Holiday figurines
A DIY gem, these charming Christmas elves will take your seasonal style to the next level. Best of all, the project is rated easy, so it’s perfect for beginners and pros alike!
Are you still looking for Christmas decorations ideas? Bring the festive feelings home with our collection of magical and cheerful Christmas art.