Craft your own Christmas decorations
christmas crafts
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Convert tattered old blankets into new Christmas Stockings
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Make a mason jar Christmas tree! Pack them with sparkly ornaments and then stack them in a triangular, ascending order. Then decorate with beads and garland
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Turn your transparent salt shakers into winter wonderland scenes by inserting miniature Christmas trees (https://goo.gl/AK35CM)
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Make your own Advent Calendar! Use small, coin envelopes (https://goo.gl/XggACc) and glue them onto a large frame or board. Decorate with string, stickers, stamps, etc. & fill with candy
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Forget typical expensive wrapping paper, and go green by re-using house hold newspaper and other paper items. You can tape, glue or thread edges together for an extra clean touch
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Save your coffee filters, dry them, and then use them as garland! https://goo.gl/7wCXH3
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Purchase inexpensive transparent ornaments, and fill them with wood chips, shiny beads, feathers, shredded white paper, tinsel, and more
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Paint your own ornaments - with heavy duty cardboard, you can cut out your own shapes and paint a unique winter scene
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Make a Honeycomb Wreath - save cardboard tubes from toilet paper, paper towels, wrapping paper, mailing tubes, and recycle them into a wreath (https://goo.gl/oMeqs1)
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Make an advent calendar out of small matchboxes
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Pinecone ornaments - source your own pinecones from your front yard, and spray paint them winter whites, silvers and golds
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Get creative with tree decor and try hanging vintage skeleton keys
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Make a ribbon tree of family christmas cards (https://goo.gl/TA3Gjn)
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Repurpose pincushions (formerly used to store sewing pins/needles) as ornaments
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Cover kitchen cabinets/pantries with wrapping paper - the whole room will feel like a present
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Repurpose baking molds and cookie cutters as Christmas tree ornaments, as well. Simply secure the string with a knot or a dab of glue, and hang
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Use candles as centerpieces and decorate them with ribbon and glitter
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