11 Enchanting Christmas DIY Projects
You can easily make these great craft ideas without breaking the bank.
You can easily make these great craft ideas without breaking the bank.
See more of our favorite Christmas craft projects!
Snowmen Spoons
You won't have to worry about these snowmen melting! Simply turn leftover plastic spoons into tiny snowmen with pom-poms, tissue paper, a clay pot, and felt.
Get the tutorial at Crafts by Amanda.
Faux Birch Logs
You'd never know by looking at them, but this rustic, natural-looking bundle of "logs" are actually pool noodles. Blogger Toni Roberts devised this genius way of transforming the classic water toy into festive Christmas decor that fits right under her tree.
Get the tutorial at Design Dazzle.
Christmas Window
Imitating a scrapbook page, this window craft is the perfect way to combine colors, patterns, and family photos.
Get the tutorial at Shimelle.
Felt Holiday Banner
Have a favorite Christmas saying? Creatively display a holiday quote by using felt, dowel rods, and yarn.
Get the tutorial at A Beautiful Mess.
Pallet Wood Christmas Tree
Transform pallet wood into a tiny tree you can prop up on a mantel, entryway, or front porch.
Get the tutorial at Thistlewood Farms.
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Snow-Capped Trees
Adhere wood biscuits to papier-mâché cones to create unique, freestanding "trees."
Get the tutorial at Addicted 2 DIY.
Movie Quote Pillow
Any fan of Home Alone 2 is familiar with this classic quote! To showcase your love of the movie—and to put a smile on the faces of your holiday guests—prominently display this easy-to-make pillow on a couch or chair.
Get the tutorial at Addicted 2 DIY.
Customized Wine Gift Bags
Make a bunch of these customizable wine bags at the beginning of December, and you'll have enough hostess gifts to last all holiday-party season long.
Get the tutorial at Addicted to DIY.
Noel Christmas Sign
Blogger Courtney Sanchez used wood pieces, red spray paint and Annie Sloan wax, and pure white paint to make this cute sign. The total cost of her Christmas project? A meager $15.
Get the tutorial at Crafts by Courtney.
Coffee Filter Christmas Tree
We always love a good upcycle, and this craft is no exception. Blogger Amanda Formaro used natural coffee filters to create an elegant, ruffled holiday "tree," also garnished with red buttons.
Get the tutorial at Crafts by Amanda.
Tissue Paper Pom-Poms
With just five supplies, you can create a gorgeous arrangement that's pretty enough to display all througout the winter months.
Get the tutorial at Tara Dennis.
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