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40+ EASY TO MAKE CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS THAT DON’T COST MUCH

Holiday decorating on a budget
By Happy JastaUpdated:November 14, 2023No Comments19 Mins Read
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We all love and enjoy making Christmas decorations, not because it is a
budget-friendly way but also because it gives us a chance to bring out our
creativity. You can go out and buy all sorts of items from the market yet that
satisfaction of decorating the house with pieces made at home is beyond words.

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If you aren’t a good DIYer, don’t fret, we have compiled an exhaustive list of
easy DIY Christmas decorations that are beautiful to look at and don’t require
much effort to make. Pick one of your choice and you will surely enjoy the
personal touch it will lend to your home this Christmas.



Table of contents


 * Paper
 * Paper cups
 * Wood
 * Pine cones
 * Mason jar
 * Glass bottles
 * Cork
 * Yarn
 * Macrame
 * Popsicle sticks
 * DIY Christmas tree toppers
 * Unique


DIY PAPER CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS


PAPER SPIRALS

Christmas paper crafts look great and are easy to make. This is why they are
considered last-minute decorations. One of the simplest ideas of the lot, fold
scrapbook paper in the shape of a triangle, using a spiral marker cut in each
grove. Now fasten the ends with tape and you have a flowery accessory ready. For
full tutorial, head over to Happiness is Homemade.



Image: Pinterest


3D PAPER STAR

Looking for an easy DIY Christmas decoration that makes a cool star topper for
your tree? A 3D paper star is just what you need. Learn the trick of folding
paper into a 3D paper star on Gathering Beauty.

Once the star is ready, you can place it on the Christmas tree or have a string
attached to it. Using the string, you can hang it down from the ceiling or the
fireplace mantel.


Image: Gathering Beauty



GLITTERY REINDEER ART

You can create delightfully appealing decorations using minimum supplies. Have a
look at this sparkling reindeer that’s been made using white paper, sparkle, and
glue. If you have basic drawing skills, you have got this one, else have your
child draw a reindeer for you.

Now you or the kid can fill the outlines with some glue and sprinkle color
sparkle over it. Wait until it is dry, and blow off the extra glitter (not
sticking with glue) using a dryer. See the full tutorial at Inspiration For
Moms.


Image: Inspiration For Moms


PAPER CHRISTMAS TREE

Add a touch of rustic warmth to your décor by making this miniature paper
Christmas tree. To create this, you’ll need some card stock, scissors, a paper
cone (which will be the base you’ll work on), hot glue gun to fix things to the
cone, faux berry branches, and some fake snow. Go through the tutorial at Place
of My Taste for the step-by-step process.

Image: Place of My Taste


DIY CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS FROM PAPER CUPS


PAPER CUP BELLS

Make Christmas-themed bells out of paper cups and decorate your home for the
festive season. A few paper cups, ribbons, pipe cleaners, paint, and glitter is
what you’ll require to make this DIY project. Begin by painting the cups in the
desired color, then use pipe cleaners to connect beads and jingles bells and tie
up the ribbon. Full tutorial on First Palette.


Image: First Palette


PLASTIC CUP TWIRLERS

An easy-to-make Christmas decoration that will help you deck up walls and
windows effortlessly. All you need is some plastic cups, scissors, and a ribbon.
Cut the cups in form of a spiral string from top to bottom, tie them up like
garland using the ribbon, and hang on a wall. See tutorial at I Can Teach My
Child.

Image: I Can Teach My Child



PLASTIC CUP CHRISTMAS WREATH

You will need Red Solo disposable cups, a decorative ribbon, glittered floral
pieces, scissors, and a hot glue gun to make this Christmas Wreath. Just glue
cups together in the shape of a wreath and decorate with ribbon and floral
decorations. A complete tutorial on Living Locurto.


Image: Living Locurto


PLASTIC CUP SNOWMAN

How about making a cute snowman for Christmas decorations using disposable
glasses? If you wish to try, you’ll need to create the snowman from a bunch of
plastic cups (around 250 pieces), a lot of staples to bind them together.

As you all know snowman is made of two sections, a rounded bottom, and a top.
So, start attaching plastic cups using a stapler until you get a good full
circle. After this, create another one, a bit smaller this time, to form your
snowman’s head.



After fixing the head and the body, adorn your snowman with paper balls to make
eyes, nose, mouth, and buttons. Also, wrap a lovely scarf around his neck, and
give him a matching woolen or Christmas cap to wear. To make it look more
charming at night, place a lamp inside the hollow structure. Tutorial on
Colorcitos.

Image: Pinterest


DIY WOOD CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS


TABLETOP CHRISTMAS TREE FROM TWIGS

You don’t need to use real Christmas trees in different corners of your home.
You can simply make an alternative Christmas tree using tree branches, faux
greenery, pinecones, baubles, and any other decorations you have. See the
tutorial at Shabby Art Boutique.


Image: Shabby Art Boutique


Also Read: 50 Christmas Tree Alternatives You can DIY This Year


CHRISTMAS TREE FROM BROKEN TREE BRANCH

Make a rustic alternative Christmas tree from a long fallen tree branch and
other decorations. Just put it in a planter and fill it with sandstones.
Finally, decorate with blue-colored ornaments, burlap pieces, and lights. See
full details at Little Red Bag Productions.


Image: Little Red Bag Productions


GREEN TABLETOP CHRISTMAS TREE

Create a whimsical tabletop Christmas tree using a Styrofoam cone and an old
faux pine garland. You need to wrap and hot glue the garland around the cone. A
thin birch wood branch is used as the trunk of the tree while a wide birch wood
log is used as the base. You can see the DIY process at The Navage Patch.

Image: The Navage Patch


BOTTLEBRUSH CHRISTMAS TREE

Sisal Bottlebrush tree is a good way to create a small display at home. Brush
can be painted in desired colors (preferably green) or you can even make one on
your own. Check out the tutorial at Smile Mercantile to make one from scratch
using sisal rope.


Image: Smile Mercantile



BIRCHWOOD CHRISTMAS WREATH

If you want to bring natural elements into your Christmas home decor, you should
decorate your home with this octagon-shaped birch wood wreath by Love Create
Celebrate. It is made from birch wood pieces that are cut on both ends so that
they attach to each other seamlessly. 

You need to be careful while making cuts on the birch wood pieces. Maintain the
classic red and green theme, this all-natural Christmas wreath is decorated with
foliage, pinecones, berries, and ribbons.


Image: Love Create Celebrate


PALLET WOOD CHRISTMAS TREE

It is time to repurpose those wood pallets that you have crammed up in your
store or garage. Create a unique Christmas scene for your front porch by making
a colorful Christmas tree with wood pallets. Attempt this if you have basic
woodworking know-how and painting skills.

Once done with woodwork, you’ll need bulbs, LED strips, Christmas balls, and
ribbons for the decoration. The pallet Christmas tree will certainly look
stunning on your porch with the apt Christmas lighting. See the tutorial on
Redhead Can Decorate.

Image: Redhead Can Decorate


WALL CHRISTMAS TREE FROM TWIGS

Collect a few broken tree branches from your neighborhood and start binding them
to look like a conical tree. You can use sisal or some fabric. All you need is
to decorate the wall Christmas tree with colorful ornaments and other festive
decorations.

Image: Prima


PINECONE CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS


PINECONE CHRISTMAS TREE

The naturally available pinecones can be used to make cute tabletop Christmas
decorations. You can even turn them into alternative Christmas trees. While
making one, you can use wine corks as the base and paint them. Now add a mini
wooden tree topper to enhance the final look.

Image: Babble



OMBRE PINECONE

If you have an obsession with colorful things, the ombre pinecones by Whimzeecal
is a perfect Christmas craft for you. You can paint pinecones in three or four
different shades of the same color or different colors and your decoration is
ready.

Image: Whimzeecal


PINECONE ELVES

If you have a creative bent, you can transform pinecones into cute Christmas
decorations. Mini wood beads serve as the head while tubular caps, mufflers, and
shoes are made from felt. You can choose colors as per your taste. See the
tutorial at Lia Griffith.

Image: Lia Griffith


PINECONE CHRISTMAS WREATH

Stroll down to a nearby pine forest and collect some pinecones to make an
elegant Christmas wreath for your living room. Just glue up the pinecones on a
wire wreath frame and decorate with light strings, artificial foliage, and
berries. See the full tutorial at A Piece of Rainbow.

Image: A Piece of Rainbow


MASON JAR CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS


MASON JAR CHRISTMAS TREE

Create a mason jar base for a small flocked Christmas tree that can be placed on
a table or shelf. Paint the jar in white chalk paint. Finally, decorate with a
wide wired buffalo check ribbon; a few fake berries can also be added. See full
details on Weekend Craft.

Image: Weekend Craft



MASON JAR SNOW GLOBE

Decorate your living room for Christmas with a fun, personalized jar snow globe
that anyone would love. It is super easy to create using a mason jar, glitter,
glue, mini trees, snowman, Santa, and fake snow.

You can also create one with water inside, but for that, you’ll have to replace
simple glue with waterproof craft glue. Jar snow globes are perfect to make DIY
toys. See the full tutorial on Tidy Mom.

Image: Tidy Mom


DIY SNOWY MASON JAR LUMINARIES

Mason jars can easily be turned into snowy Christmas tea light holders. Exterior
of the jar covered in salt gives a snowy look. Next, decorate it with foliage
and twine. See the tutorial on Instrupix.

Image: Instrupix


HANDMADE CHRISTMAS MASON JARS

If you are fond of painting, you can try and make these festive sweater mason
jars. You’ll need to paint the jars with white acrylic craft paint and then make
two strips using Washi tape so that you can make elegant patterns on the jar.
Further, use a white paint pen to make snowflakes. See the tutorial at It All
Started with Paint.

Image: It All Started with Paint


PAINTED MASON JAR SNOWMAN 

Snowman and Santa are two popular Christmas figures that you can make with the
help of mason jars. Before you start painting the jar, don’t forget to tape the
areas where you will be drawing the eyes and mouth, etc. Check out the full
tutorial at Sustain My Craft Habit.


Image: Sustain My Craft Habit

Also Read: 55+ Christmas Tree Ornaments You can DIY This Year


HANDMADE CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS FROM GLASS BOTTLES


PAINTED WINE BOTTLE TABLETOP CHRISTMAS TREE

Christmas is a great opportunity to reuse wine bottles to create hand-painted
decorative accents. Have a look at this illuminated wine bottle that you can
make to light up your space. A hand-painted wine bottle can be a fun addition to
your home, a gift for a loved one, or a centerpiece for your living room table.
See the tutorial at Ann’s Entitled Life.

Image: Ann’s Entitled Life


CHALKBOARD PAINT WINE BOTTLE  

Make use of empty wine bottles by creating an array of chalkboard paint
Christmas-themed wine bottles. It is a fun project that you can do in under a
day. You will need to paint the bottles with chalkboard paint and write the
desired messages with chalk. The messages can be erased and rewritten, just in
case you want to.

Image: The Artful Crafter


CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS FROM WINE BOTTLE CORK


DIY WINE CORK CHRISTMAS TREE

If you can’t part with old wine corks, then turn them into a whimsical cork tree
that will surely win the heart of your guests. We personally love this idea
since it can add spice to a dinner table or mantel. To create a tree, you will
need a lot of corks, one small or large Styrofoam cone (depending on how tall
you want the tree), a red ribbon, a battery-powered string of lights, and a hot
glue gun.

Start gluing corks in an upright position around a Styrofoam cone, leaving a
small space between each cork for the battery-powered light string to fit in.
When done, glue up another layer of corks randomly. Once you reach the top, glue
a bow, star, or small ornament of your choice to give the tree a festive appeal.
You can even wrap a red ribbon around the cork tree. Check out the tutorial at
Kendall Jackson.

Image: Kendall Jackson


WINE CORK REINDEER

Wine corks can be used to create a tiny reindeer, which will bring a lot of
cuteness to your coffee table. Creating the reindeer is easy; even kids can try
it. In addition to a few corks, you will need screw pins, springs, and a few
embellishments to shape up the reindeer’s face.


Image: Snapguide


DIY YARN CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS


MINIATURE YARN CHRISTMAS TREE

Have you ever come across a mini Christmas tree made of yarn or thread? If not,
have a look at this super easy to DIY and lovely Christmas tree by A Beautiful
Mess. It is made using a paper cone and colorful yarn wrapped around it evenly.
A star topper is added for a finished look. These little trees will surely
spruce up your Christmas decor.

Image: A Beautiful Mess


DIY SNOWMAN USING BALLOONS AND STRING

You can reduce the costs of Christmas decorations with your DIY skills. It is
not much difficult DIYing a stunning snowman Christmas decoration using balloons
and string. Making balls from strings will take some time but it is an easy
project.

Image: Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK group/Facebook


DIY YARN GARLAND

This super cute DIY banner garland will make your home ready for the most
wonderful time of the year. It is made out of layered tassels. See the tutorial
at The Beetique Blog.

Image: The Beetique Blog



DIY MACRAME CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS


MACRAME CHRISTMAS STARS

This Bohemian-inspired wall decoration will make beautiful essence to your home.
You can also add fairy lights to make it more festive. Check out the full
tutorial at Twome.

Image: Twome


MACRAME CHRISTMAS TREES

These cute little tabletop trees add a perfect touch to any Christmas scene. You
need to weave macramé around a wooden frame. The project is difficult and you
can get help at Hometalk.

Image: Hometalk


DIY CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS FROM POPSICLE STICKS


POPSICLE STICK SNOWFLAKES WALL DECOR

You can create wall decoration pieces for Christmas using only ice cream sticks
and glue. Wondering how? Have a look at these beautiful snowflake wall decor by
Unsophisticook. Anybody can make them within no time using popsicles and drape
walls in the Christmas spirit.

Image: Unsophisticook


POPSICLE CHRISTMAS DECORATION

You can make a festive Popsicle stick craft window easily with just a few simple
materials. The main task is to glue up the Popsicle stick in a good-looking way.
You can also use fabric and other decorations for elegance. See the full
tutorial at Little Bins for Little Hands.

Image: Little Bins for Little Hands



GILDED POPSICLE STICK GARLAND

Popsicles are great for crafting Christmas decorations. You can even turn them
into festive garlands. If you are interested in making one, this is a perfect
option. Just glue up the popsicles, write some wordings and hang it wherever you
want. See the full tutorial at Pars Caeli.

Image: Pars Caeli


DIY CHRISTMAS TREE TOPPERS


GLITTER PAPER STAR TREE TOPPER

How different your Christmas tree looks depends mainly on how well you decorate
it. When it comes to decorating, a tree topper is what makes or breaks the
charm. If you haven’t found a unique star topper you wanted for your tree, try
making one using paper and glitter. Catch the full tutorial on Lia Griffith.

Image: Lia Griffith


WIRE STAR TREE TOPPER

It can be fun to try making a star topper for your Christmas tree using a wire
hanger. To make one, you need to bend the wire hanger in the shape of a star and
attach pom-poms to it using thread.

Image: DIY Network


UNIQUE DIY CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS


SNOWMAN CHRISTMAS WREATH

Here is an adorable Christmas wreath idea to make your front door inviting at
Christmas. You will love crafting this lovely grapevine snowman wreath this year
to adorn your door. To craft it, you require three different-sized grapevine
wreaths, a hat, a scarf, and little adornments to give it a Christmas appeal.

You can also glue pine tree shrubs on grapevine wreaths to give it a natural
appeal. See the tutorial on Sweet Little Bluebird.

Image: Pinterest/Sweet Little Bluebird



BERRY WREATH

Christmas without wreaths has no charm. Instead of buying an expensive one from
the market, consider creating this low-priced, lovely berry wreath. The wreath
is created using only a few artificial berries, a wreath form, and a hot glue
gun.

You will instantly fall in love with its charming appeal and two colors (red and
white) that justify Christmas festivities in the best way. For more
clarification on how you can also make one, jump over to the full tutorial at
That’s What Che Said.

Image: Thats What Che Said


VINTAGE CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS WREATH

Full of colors, this vintage-inspired DIY Christmas wreath is made from glass
ornaments and tinsel garland. Just glue them over a wreath form and finally
decorate with tinsel. It can be prepared in a few hours. See full details at
Inspired by Charm.

Image: Inspired by Charm


NO-SEW SOCK SNOWMAN

How about creating a cute snowman using a single sock? We are in love with this
adorable little craft that anyone can create at home. To make it, you have to
fill a sock with some rice. Once you are happy with its size, tie the top using
a rubber band or thread.

Also, tie it from the middle to differentiate the snowman’s head and body. Once
you achieve a definite shape; affix a button, eyes and wrap a scarf to complete
its look. See more details on Handimania.

Image: Handimania


CHRISTMAS GNOMES

These cute little tomte gnomes are quirky decorations for Christmas. If you have
a creative hand, you can make one using an old sock. They can be used to
decorate the mantel, bookshelves, and console tables. See the tutorial at Love
Our Real Life for help.

Image: Love Our Real Life



PLASTIC STRAW TABLETOP CHRISTMAS TREE

You can beautifully embellish your Christmas tree or ceiling with adorable
decorative accents made using plastic straws and metallic spray paint. Watch the
video below, and learn how you can use plastic straws for Christmas decorations.
A full DIY tutorial is available on Make Film Play.

Image: Make Film Play

Also Read: 90+ DIY Christmas Garland Ideas: The Ultimate Roundup


DIY CHRISTMAS ADVENT CALENDAR

Learn how to make a simple wall-hanging advent calendar out of a copper pipe at
Growing Spaces. Place an optimally sized branch horizontally and attach
different sized strings to it on which the dates will hang. The dates here are
made of copper pipe pieces.

Image: Growing Spaces


DIY LIGHT BALLS

If you want a unique lighting effect in your backyard, try and make these DIY
light balls. These lighted ornamental balls thrown around the lawn will make a
merry effect. They are relatively easy to make.

You’ll require a chicken wire, small wire cutters, a measuring tape, gloves, and
LED mini lights to create them. Start with wrapping wire in the shape of a ball
and covering it with a colorful LED light strip. Find more information in the
tutorial on Christmas Lights Etc.

Image: Christmas Lights Etc


SEQUIN SPARKLE BALLS

Want to add colorful, unique, and hand-made ornaments to your Christmas tree?
Then this DIY is definitely for you. Have a look at this beautiful sequin
sparkle ball that your kids can create easily. They will love decorating the
Christmas tree using their own crafty skills.



To create the sequin sparkle balls, kids would need to add sequins to a foam
ball using T pins. It can be embellished with different types of decoration
items since there is so much space to showcase creativity.

Image: Girl in the Garage`


DIY TOILET PAPER ROLL CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS 

Want to involve kids in decorating your home? You can engage them in creating
cute little Christmas-themed decorations from toilet paper rolls. From snowman
to elves, there are different things to try. You will be needing basic craft
supplies like paper, cardboard, colors, pom poms, buttons, googly eyes, etc. See
full details at The Best Ideas for Kids.

Image: The Best Ideas for Kids


FAUX MERCURY GLASS VASES

If you have a desire to decorate your home or dining table with mercury glass
vases for Christmas, The Paper Mama has a cool idea for you. Clean the glassware
thoroughly and spray a layer of mirrored paint on the outside. Repeat until you
are satisfied with the appearance.

Image: The Paper Mama



CHRISTMAS TREE MADE OF BOOKS

Wouldn’t it be a good idea to make a Christmas tree from books? You are in luck
if you have a collection of books stashed up somewhere, collecting dust. To
create a Christmas tree, form a pile of books in the shape of a Christmas tree,
with bigger books forming a firm base and the shape getting narrower as you
progress to the top. 

When it finally takes a pyramid-like shape, light up your book Christmas tree
with colorful LED strips to give it a festive appeal. And when the festivity is
over, you can store your books on a bookshelf (not leave them to bite the dust
again).

Image: Family Sponge/Pinterest
Image: Hallmark Channel


CHRISTMAS CARD DISPLAY

A Christmas cardholder can provide a beautiful way to showcase your memories.
There are many different ways: you can hang them on a wall or just create a
wooden holder. You can get the full tutorial for the latter at Jenna Burger.

Image: Jenna Bburger




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