Christmas Decorations Ideas Diy Easy – Let’s get creative with 20 DIY outdoor Christmas decoration ideas that will turn your yard or porch into a winter wonderland!
‘Tis the season to decorate the hallways – and the yard, the trees, and even the mailbox! With the Christmas season underway, there’s no reason to stop the holiday cheer at your doorstep.
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Whether you’re a seasoned DIYer or a beginner looking to try something new, this list is full of ideas to inspire your holiday home makeover!
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Want to make your own outdoor Christmas tree this holiday season? This modern version, made with ¾” plywood, may be just what you need to take your home from silly to bright and cheery!
Add some holiday sparkle to your yard with DIY outdoor snowflake ornaments made with colorful acrylic that will make your tree sparkle!
Light up your porch with these simple wooden Christmas tree lanterns. This would be very useful for some leftover cedar fences I have stashed away!
This little wooden Christmas tree is perfect for your front porch! You can speed up this project by using scrap wood or boards.
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This snowman stands four feet tall and stands out on your front porch. Plus, you can leave it for the rest of the winter!
Light up your tree with these cute DIY outdoor lights. They are made from yarn and are so festive! You can leave it up all season or use it in the summer for your outdoor living space.
Make sure Santa doesn’t miss a visit to your house with this fun sign. This is an easy project for beginners that will make your holiday season merry and bright!
Fill your outdoor planters with seasonal greenery and add these cute planter options for extra holiday cheer! You will need a small wooden birdhouse and a few other items to make this special Christmas outdoor decoration.
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Turn a topiary into a snowman for the holidays! Make it your own with streamers, lights and other decorations!
Light up your porch with a lighted wooden Christmas tree! This is easy to make from 2x4s and is a great DIY project for beginners.
Set your door aside and make a festive first impression this holiday season with this fun Christmas tree decoration. Save your wire tomato cages from the summer heat and turn them into winter decorations!
Make this Christmas sign in 20 minutes! All you need is red and white paint, pieces of wood and a stencil.
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Add simple rustic charm to your front porch with a plate snowman. You can buy plates at your local thrift store and repurpose them into these cute DIY outdoor Christmas decorations.
Looking for something elegant for your front porch that doesn’t require a lot of money or time to create? Stick green leaves in outdoor pots and decorate with snowflake ornaments and round ball ornaments for a bit of holiday cheer.
Make sure Santa doesn’t get lost with this exclamation point post! It is easy to make using PVC pipes and plywood.
Repurpose pallets into large snowflakes for your outdoor Christmas decorations. The rustic look of the snowflakes would look great hanging on your patio.
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Here’s another reuse project that uses an old wooden sawhorse to make a cute reindeer for your yard. How cute would you look with a plaid scarf tied around your neck?!
Decorative pergola, lights and fake berries make this a feast for backyard planters. You can make your own using items you already have. Pay attention to your Christmas decorations and reuse what you have to brighten up the holidays.
Make a set of wooden Christmas trees for your yard. They are easy to make using plywood and the 3D design allows them to stand on their own. Paint them in any color or design you like for a fun, festive holiday page!
Are you a fan of beach decor? This Driftwood Christmas tree is for you! You’ll need a collection of driftwood and metal rods to give your patio a beach shack feel. This is an updated version of a blog I wrote a while back about 10 easy DIY Christmas decoration ideas. I thought it was a good time to share this blog again given the climate we are facing right now. I hope you enjoy these ideas!
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I decorated my flat using items found in charity shops and things I already had after being inspired by Anthropologie’s Christmas style this year. I made stockings using fabric scraps and some tassels, decorated my mantle with lots of baubles and twinkling lights. I also made wreaths and decorated them with vintage baubles and Christmas decorations.
I have to admit that this was a very satisfying little project that I really enjoyed. This shows that we don’t need bright and shiny new things to decorate, just pay attention to what will suit your space, especially if you have found some inspiring ideas.
Without further ado, here are 10 easy DIY Christmas decoration ideas that are not only creative but also eco-friendly and sustainable.
This year we decided not to buy new Christmas decorations and instead make eco-friendly Christmas crafts. Here are my top 10 DIY Christmas decoration ideas.
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Most of these foods are easy to make with ingredients you already have at home or can get from your garden or nearby green space.
These towels are very easy to make and require no skills other than tying knots! Here I used a fabric that I had stored in a cupboard for a long time. You can use scraps and fabric scraps. Cotton, linen, and wool are the best choices because they are soft and easy to tie.
10 or 12 inch ring wreath (I used an old ring wreath that I saved from a wreath I made before.)
Tie each strip around the outer ring and inner ring, then pin them together so they look full and smooth. That’s it!
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I found some coasters from Tiger for £2 and wrapped them in a Fox & Chave silk scarf printed in festive colours. You can use any thin printed material, such as an old chiffon scarf that you already have or that your friends and family no longer use. You can also look in second hand/charity shops where they are usually found in stacks of bargain bins for 50p or £1.
Then I finished it off with a double velvet ribbon on top. I got this velvet patio ribbon from Amazon in a variety of colors as a bundle and the price was great. I hung one by the fireplace, another on the door, and another on a hook because they are quite small with a diameter of about 20cm.
I still have fabric left over from the wreath and an old unused embroidery hoop. I simply cut a square slightly larger than the circle, pinned the fabric between the 2 circles and neatly trimmed the excess fabric on the back. You can also leave an inch of fabric around the circle and sew a seam around it to pull it into a neat finish at the back of the circle (but I didn’t bother to do this).
I made the wreath you see on the top of the door frame in this room. I have some old wreaths (made of a material similar to artificial Christmas trees) that I used to put on banners. I just tied up a bunch of odd things we had using green garden wire. Then I wrapped some fairy lights around the wreath and hung it up.
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On the centerpiece of our living room fireplace, I painted a Christmas tree night sky mural using Craig and Rose paint – one of the best quality paints I’ve ever tried.
Craig and Rose has a range of Artisan colors that allow you to create a variety of special color effects such as concrete, marble, patina and more in a variety of colors and metals.
Here I used Chalk Wash which produces a highly textured surface. This is a simple process – which surprised me as I thought it would be very complicated to do!
Step 1: Paint the walls the color of your choice. I chose a darker base color – Craig and Rose Lido Blue which is the color of the walls and ceiling in this room.
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Step 2: After 7 days, when the wall is completely dry and hardened, paint the base color with Chalk Wash. I used Blue Ocher which is a sky blue shade and covered the walls with it.
Step 3: Once the wall is coated with one coat, pick up the Chalk Wash with a material of your choice such as muslin, rag, sponge or in my case bubble wrap! I tested this option first on a piece of cardboard to make sure it worked.
This causes some of the dark blue base color to be clearly visible. So now I have two colors on the walls – dark blue and medium blue.
Step 4: Apply the lighter color to the areas you want to appear lighter. In my case I used some Craig and