Get some inspiring ideas of original and traditional Christmas Tree decorations to create any DIY decor style – from sparkly glam or more cottage rustic (farmhouse) themes.
27. Sparkling Star Mason Jar Lid Ornament – Whimsical Christmas Decoration
This Sparkling Star Mason Jar Lid Ornament is an inexpensive yet beautiful way to add new Christmas ornaments to your Christmas tree in winter wonderland!
26. A Christmas Village Tree Decor
This Yuletide hamlet foliage harbors concealed treasures! Every petite dwelling accommodates a small present, transforming it into a countdown to Christmas device. Discover our simple trick to morph these residences into present containers!
25. Gingerbread Village Musical Ornament With Light and Motion for Glam Christmas Tree
Fill the holidays with visions of sugar-plums—and candy canes and gingerbread and more! This charming Christmas tree ornament will having you dreaming of all your favorite holiday treats. Tickle your tastebuds—and all your senses—as you watch the train travel around the illuminated Gingerbread Village and hear Santa give a tour of Treatville as music from “Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairies” plays.
24. Disney Peter Pan’s Flight Off to Never Land! Christmas Tree Decoration Idea
Take your Disney fandom to new heights this holiday season. Mickey is flying high in his enchanted pirate ship bound for Never Land in this Christmas tree ornament that’s inspired by the Peter Pan’s Flight Disney Parks ride. Relive the fun of a visit to the theme parks or give the festive decoration to a fan of the classic animated Disney movie.
23. 3 Pinecone Wreath Ideas: Classic, Icy, Rose Gold
Сhannel some Christmas cheer with 3 pinecone wreath ideas that will bring the festive spirit to your home! First up is a classic red and green wreath with natural pinecones and ruby bauble ornaments.
22. How To Make Pine Cone Christmas Trees
Crafting around the holidays is a family favorite around here. We like to use nature whenever possible to make all kinds of nature crafts! My kids always love hunting around outside for materials to use! This Pine Cone Christmas Tree craft is so easy to make and a lot of fun as well. See more Christmas Crafts for Adults and Kids.
21. Rustic Reindeer Ornament
I just cannot get enough of making tree ornaments this year! I made this Rustic Snowman Ornament the other day and had more of these balls so made these super easy reindeer ornaments and gave it as gifts to colleagues.
20. DIY Snow Covered Pine Cone Ornament
Hello friends! Here’s a little about me.. I’m Sarina, a party stylist and blogger over at Joy in the Commonplace. I love to inspire others with fun DIY party and holiday projects. Thank you Jordan for inviting me to share my ideas on your blog! I’m going to show you how to make a fun DIY pine cone ornament to accent your Christmas tree. I’m decorating my tree with gold and bright colors this year, and this pine cone ornament will be the perfect addition! Let’s get crafting!
19. Ball® Mason Jar Christmas Tree: Old Tradition New Twist
This Christmas put a new twist on an old tradition with a hanging Ball® mason jar Christmas tree. Whether you live in a dorm, apartment, or any size home this mason jar Christmas decorations will fit into any space. Make this natural Christmas tree with the whole family.
18. Rock Nativity Canvas Wall Art DIY
This rock nativity canvas is the perfect way to focus on the true meaning of Christmas with a DIY wall art project that you can cherish for years to come.
17. DIY Rustic Wood Slice Ornament
DIY a rustic wood slice ornament in just a few minutes with only a few supplies! You’ll be surprised how quickly you can make these Christmas ornaments!
16. Christmas Kitchen Decor
Our Christmas Kitchen Decor. Did I really just say that? I cannot believe how the year has flown by. To be honest I’m not quite ready to decorate for Christmas yet. The trees are just now turning here in St. Louis and I’m enjoying beautiful fall colors in all their glory.
15. The Easiest DIY Rustic Christmas Tree
This year, I want to add a few things to my Christmas decor without spending a lot of money. And I happen to have several random craft supplies lying around from previous projects.
14. How to Make Felted Acorns
Look no further for an excuse to pick up those fall acorns on your next walk – use those natural beauties to make felted acorns.
13. DIY Rustic Wood Slice Ornament
Make a rustic wood slice ornament using natural elements and a simple wood burning technique.
12. Easy DIY Burlap Advent Calendar
This Christmas I decided to attempt making a DIY burlap advent calendar! Originally I was looking into buying a wooden advent calendar on Etsy, but I really didn’t want a big bulky one right now.
11. Wood Slice Ornament Banners
I have always been a little obsessive about the Christmas tree. I have a color scheme and style that I want to focus on. I usually don’t change my decorations from year to year, but every few years I do switch things out as I get bored. Before we had kids, we had a sparkly blue, purple and silver tree, full of glass baubles and all things fabulously breakable!
10. Woodsy Fall Log Wreath
Here’s another project from last year, but last year it was a crafting FAIL!. Let me explain. My neighbor was trimming his tree and had these beautiful branches in the front yard ready for the trash pile. So what does a crazy, DIY addict do? Asks if I can have all the branches ? I grabbed a bunch and put them in with my wood stash in the garage. Then when fall hit, I had a brilliant idea to turn them into a wreath!
9. DIY Driftwood Christmas Tree Ornament
As a family, we love collecting interesting driftwood pieces and beach glass on our walks along the shore. But I never could think of a way to display our favorites, until now! These driftwood Christmas tree ornaments will give our holiday decor a coastal feel, and make great Christmas gifts too!
8. Simple Farmhouse Christmas Bedroom
Hello, dear ones. Yes, the headline did not deceive you. Even though it’s merely a day past the spooky season and I’ve still got pumpkins adorning my entrance area, we are ushering in November with a bit of festive spirit! Before you peg me as completely audacious for unveiling a Yuletide tree this soon, lend me your ear. I am brimming with plans for how to adorn our quaint abode this festive season, and my aim is to document all of them on the blog prior to the commencement of your own seasonal embellishing adventures. This necessitates an earlier onset this season!
During the autumn, I had the wonderful opportunity to collaborate with other creators in what we affectionately dub our “Rustic Holiday Series”. Beginning today, we are transitioning our attention from the autumnal vibes to the wintry ones. Our mission is to proffer straightforward suggestions to alleviate the frenzied nature of the festive period, crafting a warm, welcoming domicile that serves as an idyllic setting for crafting cherished festive moments with your family and friends. I sincerely anticipate that you find as much joy in this decorating series as I do, garnering splendid inspiration for your residence!
7. 3 Tips To Make A Tree Look Magical
In the realm of embellishing a Yuletide tree, my expertise has significantly evolved through the times. In the past, my approach was fairly straightforward – simply draping a few lights and casually placing some adornments on the branches before declaring it done. However, the past near-decade has witnessed a transformation in my decorating strategy; I have adopted the concept of a ‘themed tree’ each season.
I select a harmonious palette and fully immerse myself in the creative process, utilizing an array of harmonious ornaments to fashion a single stunning tree! Irrespective of the nature of holiday decorations I opt for, I adhere to a trio of trusted guidelines to instill a sense of wonder in the tree’s appearance. Now, I am eager to impart these strategies to you, assisting in bringing a touch of enchantment to your own best christmas tree with classic christmas balls and snowflakes!
6. How to Decorate a Christmas Tree: A Designer Look from the Dollar Store
There exist numerous techniques to arrange lights on your festive tree. Here’s the strategy that proves to be efficient for me. I initiate the process from the pinnacle, gradually descending downwards, as illustrated in the accompanying image.
Cost-Efficiency Suggestion: I employ a little trick. My festive tree occupies a nook, and I refrain from extending the lights to the tree’s hidden rear portion, thereby avoiding the unnecessary utilization of lights in unseen areas.
In case it was positioned in a locale with full visibility, perhaps adjacent to a window, I would indeed allocate lights to the rear section. However, this isn’t the case!
Accent on Ornamentation Suggestion: Keep the lights activated as you are dispersing them on the tree. This tactic facilitates the identification of any vacant spaces or overly congested spots.
5. Festive Tabletop Ideas for Holiday Entertaining
Feeling a bit down during these festive times? Or maybe you’re experiencing a surge of metallic hues or even rosy tones? Utilizing unconventional hues is becoming a prominent approach in home embellishments this festive season, particularly when arranging a celebratory feast with close relations and acquaintances.
Conventional designs and hues serve as a solid foundation for festive embellishments, yet might restrict artistic freedom. Display Specialist, John Griffith, affiliated with Replacements, Ltd., mentions, “Individuals often associate distinct visuals with the festive season and become fixated on particular hues and motifs, which prevents them from venturing into unique and innovative avenues.”
4. Mini Woodland Wreath Ornament
Greetings on this 10th installment of our 12 Days of Christmas Crafts series! It’s astounding how time has flown and we’re nearing the end 🙂 One might assume I’d be eager to wrap up, but truthfully, my mind is bustling with numerous concepts for new ornaments (non silver and gold)! It’s quite strange, considering the fact that I haven’t crafted a genuine personalized ornament since my preteen years, roughly. It seems like I’m compensating for the gap in those intervening years 🙂
Well, I have a strong affinity for birch. I’m captivated by its appearance, whether it stands tall as a tree, lies as mere branches, or is crafted into delightful little slices. I’ve already envisioned delightful strategies to incorporate more birch elements into my festive adornments this year. Here is a glimpse of one such method 🙂
3. Miniature Winter Hat Yarn Craft
Be it adorning the festive tree with holiday decor, gracing a seasonal gift, or linked together to craft a wintry garland, these tiny winter cap decorations serve as a simple and budget-friendly artistic activity for everyone in the family.
You can find more Christmas decor ideas here and this one in particular was described here
2. DIY Sliced Wood Christmas Ornaments
If crafting DIY Yuletide adornments appeals to you, give this economical and straightforward activity a shot, utilizing cut sections of timber and some paint. This endeavor presents an inventive method to repurpose any surplus wood you might possess, and it can also serve as a considerate present suggestion. Observe that I employed mesquite timber available at my place and fashioned the segments using a bench saw.
1. How to Put Ribbon Garland on a Christmas Tree
Adorning the Yuletide tree signifies the onset of the festive period — whether your preference is a restrained Nordic style or a tree brimming with ornamental pieces, streamer garlands can act as the ideal remedy for masking those vacant areas on your festive focal point, simultaneously introducing a splash of hue and tactile richness. While there isn’t a fixed guideline for arranging streamer garlands, improper alignment could potentially give your decorated christmas tree an overly cluttered appearance.
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