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Making and crafting are regular parts of the holidays that many people enjoy.
There are many different Christmas decorations here that include wreaths,ornaments, porch decor, and more.
With these DIY projects, you’ll be able to make your own Christmas decorations, your own way.
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Christmas Countdown
The Navage Patch
Count down the days until Christmas with this wooden countdown sign.
A small chalkboard lets you update the days every day for as long as you care to count.
Feel free to mix yours up with different ceramic animals and figurines.
The Navage Patch
The wider the mouth of the jar, the bigger the scene you’ll be able to make.
you might make them to use as ornaments, but they also make creative gift toppers.
Made out of felt, these colorful light pillows will look great draped across your sofa.
The Sweetest Occasion
There are templates here for you to use a cutting machine or cut out the pieces by hand.
After the houses are assembled, they’re placed inside of a giant embroidery hoop.
A bow and some greenery later, and you have a very impressive DIY Christmas decoration.
A Piece of Rainbow
This project takes those cardboard boxes and upcycles them into giant Christmas trees.
It’s a simple project that will get you a whole forest of trees in an afternoon.
Giant Cardboard Christmas TreesfromLovely Indeed
Christmas Gnomes
These Christmas gnomes are adorable!
Mod Podge Rocks
You could make one, a few, or a whole village!
You start off with plain trees and then use some paint to glam them up for the holidays.
They look great as a set but would also be fun on their own.
Polkadot Chair
Mini Wooden Christmas TreesfromSugar & Cloth
Colorful Christmas Village
Studio DIY!
Learn how to make a Christmas village of your own with this project.
The houses are painted in colorful pastel shades and little trees and wreaths are scattered about.
Aww Sam
The faux snow is the final touch.
Colorful Christmas VillagefromStudio DIY!
This is one of those fun projects that would be great to make while watching a holiday movie.
Lia Griffith
Templates are available to cut these trees by hand or with a cutting machine.
You could really play with colors here to get them to match with your decor.
Templates are included and step-by-step directions take you through every part of assembling and decorating.
Lovely Indeed
This is a simple project and there are lots of tips for keeping your lines straight.
You’ll learn how to connect the greenery bundles with wire and then how to add the lights.
Here, white ornaments and bows are added.
My Sister’s Suitcase
This is a fun project that makes sure you’ll be getting out this snowman year after year.
You’ll make some pom poms in whatever colors you’d like to cover the cone.
A bow on the top is the final touch.
Lovely Indeed
This is a great way to use up some leftover yarn.
This project is great for the budget-conscious, as it only uses supplies from the dollar store.
This festive garland would look great on a mantel, stair railings, or really any other place.
The Navage Patch
Directions cover how to dry the oranges as well as how to string them.
Since this project starts with a beach ball, you might choose whatever colors you would like.
Place them on your porch or hang them in the trees for almost-instant outdoor Christmas decorations.
Sugar & Cloth
Mix up the colors to get a whole new look.
There’s also a video available to help you make these.
you might use these as both napkins and placeholders.
Studio DIY!
Be sure to watch the video to see the napkin folding in action.
It would go perfectly with non-traditional or traditional Christmas decorations.
You could also really mix it up by choosing different shapes and colors for your design.
A Beautiful Mess
The result is an instant decoration that everyone will love.
Decorated with pinecones, twine, and greenery, they make the perfect luminary.
You could use jars of all sizes to create these.
Dans le Lakehouse
These are surprisingly easy to make and they look almost like the real thing.
Hang up some red and yellow bulbs and you have yourself a whole themed Christmas tree.
French Fries OrnamentsfromStudio DIY!
Lia Griffith
The result is a beautiful display that would be great on the front door or anywhere else.
This is a quick project, toojust 10 minutes after you’ve gathered your supplies!
A shadow box is used to hold the jingle bells and then a vinyl phrase is added.
Skip to My Lou
This is a quick project that makes a huge impact.
These balloon ornaments would look great inside or out.
The best part of this project?
That’s What Che Said
It can all be made for less than $10.
Snow, berries, and greenery are used along with candlelight to create an unforgettable centerpiece.
It’s an advanced beginner woodworking project that will build you an ornament holder you’ll cherish for years.
Sugar & Cloth
These would also make great indoor or outdoor ornaments.
Grommets are used to keep the ornaments together and give them a nice polished look.
This free printable looks great when placed in a frame.
Homeyohmy
You’ll need a few supplies and a large drill bit for this project.
Once you make one, you’ll want to make more!
Make these lookalike gifts out of scrap wood and paint.
Delia Creates
Decorate them with ribbon, greenery, and gift tags.
They look great as a group, but a single present would be good, too.
This crocheted garland represents the paper chains that we put together as kids.
A Beautiful Mess
This one lasts a lot longer, though, and can be used year after year.
You’ll be piecing together some patchwork, making a binding, and then quilting the final table runner.
The result is a lovely piece of art for your table.
The Turquoise Home
Place a candle inside and watch them glow.
A crate is taken apart and then repurposed to make a box for the base of the tree.
Celebrate Christmas with pink snow and bottle brush trees with this lovely terrarium.
Aww Sam
Hang them inside or out: They’ll look good either way.
Farmhouse Christmas OrnamentsfromSimply Designing
Flocked Clothespin Snowflakes
Use clothespins to create some snowflakes with this project.
A final spray of flocking, and they truly look like snowflakes.
Lemon Thistle
This is an easy project that even the kids could take part in.
Flocked Clothespin SnowflakesfromDream a Little Bigger
The Merrythought
Dream a Little Bigger
The Merrythought
Persia Lou
Funky Junk Interiors
A Piece of Rainbow
Homeyohmy
The Sweetest Occasion
Mod Podge Rocks
Studio DIY!
Remodelaholic
Refresh Restyle
Sadie Seasongoods
Thistlewood Farms
Bless’er House
Creative Heart Studio
Designing Vibes
Dans le Lakehouse
Lemon Thistle
Sypsie Designs
Oh Me Oh My
Remodelaholic
Skip To My Lou
Centsational Style
Thrifty Decor Chick
The Turquoise Room
My Poppet Makes
Polkadot Chair
The Budget Decorator
Funky Junk Interiors
Refresh Restyle
Designing Vibes
Simply Designing
Dream a Little Bigger
