15 EASY DIYS FOR CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS!

The winters have just arrived and with their onset comes the much-awaited festival of lip-smacking food, lights and decorations. The Christmas! Here I am to help you with time-saving easy décor ideas for this magic festival. Read On

Table Of Contents

Christmas Candles
LED Lights – a saviour
Paper Mache Ornaments
Box as decorators
Magic Lamps
Stars in many ways
Add a spark to old bulbs
Add some creativity
Coarse salt a decorative item
Decorate the dining
Snowman, snowman, everywhere
Snowflakes, not to be missed
Chandeliers
Christmas Ornaments
Garlands

Christmas Candles

You just need glass jars, some bright coloured sparkles and glue. Cover the glass jar with paste and add the sparkles. Light a candle inside the pot and you are done with a colourful glittered decoration.

LED Lights – a saviour

Last minute hassle can always be a headache. You can use the garland lights for placing them all around the furniture or around the mirror, making the house look bright.

Paper Mache Ornaments

Paper made decorations are always an ace over others. Paper mache ornaments such as hand painted colourful floral hanging bell with intricate and unique designs, and colours are readily available on our website at a nominal price. Edible ornaments look fantastic and provide a unique and festive treat—string popcorn or cranberries together to create classic Christmas Ornaments. Similarly, cookies can be decorated with icing and tied with ribbon to hang on the branches. Candy canes can be connected with colourful ribbons and hung as delightful decorations.

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Box as decorators

This Christmas try not to dump the used cookie boxes or cans. Adding a personal touch to your Christmas tree is easy. Consider creating Christmas Ornaments that reflect the interests, hobbies, or milestones of your family members.

For example: if someone loves music, miniature instruments can be used as ornaments. Similarly, for a book lover, small book-shaped ornaments can be made from cardboard and decorated with quotes.

These boxes can be easily decorated using wrapping paper, hung upside down and can be used as candle holders.

Magic Lamps

For this you just require used wine bottles, spray paints and lights.Visit antique stores or thrift shops to find old magic ornaments that have a timeless appeal.

Choose restored glass lamps with unique designs, old-fashioned Santas, or delicate porcelain figures that can bring a touch of elegance and history to your Christmas tree.

Stars in many ways

Stars can be made with just 10 minutes of time using drinking straws tied with a zip tie or any cardboard cutouts.

Add a spark to old bulbs

You only require glue, some old bulbs and glitters and you are good to go with a new life of the old monotonous lamp.

Add some creativity

Christmas is all about creativity and how you entertain your guests.

Take a walk in nature and gather natural materials to create ornaments. Pinecones, acorns, and dried leaves can be painted or dusted with glitter to add a festive touch.

Twigs can be cut and arranged into the shape of stars or snowflakes, then adorned with ribbons or small ornaments. Using materials from the great outdoors adds a rustic charm to your Christmas tree.

Take a walk in nature and gather natural materials to create ornaments. Pinecones, acorns, and dried leaves can be painted or dusted with glitter to add a festive touch. Twigs can be cut and arranged into the shape of stars or snowflakes, then adorned with ribbons or small ornaments. Using materials from the great outdoors adds a rustic charm to your Christmas tree.You can decorate your dining tables and entertain your guests by using household items for making a snowman.

Coarse salt a decorative item

You can use acrylic colours or spray paints and before the paint dries, sprinkle some coarse salt which is easily available in the market. It creates a snowy touch on the bottles.

Decorate the dining

Setting your table using some festive ideas is always an edge over others. Using some colourful socks as cutlery holder can be a great idea. Animal adorable ornaments are handcrafted from soft wool felt and shaped into whimsical animals like reindeer, owls, or penguins. Each is lovingly stitched and embellished with tiny details, creating a delightful addition to any tree.

Similarly, snowflakes are made by carefully coiling and shaping colourful quilled paper strips. The result is a stunning and delicate ornament that adds a touch of elegance to your holiday decorations.

Snowman, snowman, everywhere

This festival is more about snow. Have you ever thought of turning your fridge into a big rectangle snowman!

Snowflakes, not to be missed

These can be made with ice cream sticks or paper cutouts and can be the fun and engaging activity for the kids around.

Chandeliers

Hanging stars or balls on the lights can give a real festive lamp look.

Christmas Ornaments

Different shaped balls with vibrant colours are available for purchase on our website. These balls are an attractive form of making your festival come alive.Creating your ornaments can be a fun activity for the whole family. Use clay or salt dough to mould unique shapes and designs, then paint them in festive colours.

You can design paper snowflakes and decorate them with glitter or sequins. Handmade ornaments can be passed down through generations. So, let your imagination run wild and create a Christmas tree that reflects your unique style and personality.