11 Creative And Whimsy DIY Christmas Tree Toppers

11 Creative And Whimsy DIY Christmas Tree Toppers
A tree topper can help you accentuate your Christmas tree, and highlight your style. We’ve rounded up several cool Christmas tree toppers that you can make yourself, according to your skills and taste. Glitter and sparkling tree toppers will make your tree just charming and vintage-looking, just take some pipe cleaners or use glitter for... 
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DIY Woven Christmas Tree Wall Hanging

DIY Woven Christmas Tree Wall Hanging
Not enough space for a big Christmas tree? Make a space-saving alternative! For this whimsy tree you’ll need a weaving loom, a plastic needle, yarn, basic string, scissors. Start off by setting up the loom. After you are done setting up your loom began weaving a few rows to hold your tassels into place. Place... 
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Durable And Stylish DIY Gilded Agate Ornaments

Durable And Stylish DIY Gilded Agate Ornaments
Extend the life of your holiday decorations with ornaments you can keep out all year long! Personalize the natural agate slices with phrases, constellations, or tiny sketches. Use them as gift tags or give them away as gifts themselves. You’ll need natural agate slices, a gold paint pen, metallic thread and a constellation template. Create... 
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DIY Peppermint Candy Tree Skirt

DIY Peppermint Candy Tree Skirt
Wanna hide the base of the Christmas tree? A tree skirt is a great idea! To make this peppermint one you’ll need heavy canvas fabric, scissors, a sewing machine + white thread, red fabric paint, masking tape + paint brush, festive trim, a glue gun, white ribbon. Draw a huge circle onto heavy canvas fabric... 
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Sparkly DIY Christmas Mosaic Ornaments

Sparkly DIY Christmas Mosaic Ornaments
Wanna get some creative ornaments? Here we are with a good idea! You’ll need MD metal sheet 12×12″ aluminum mosaic, MD metal hobby shears, Mod Podge, glitter, a paint brush, super glue and twine. Using your shears, cut out a design with 4 mosaics and one with 9 mosaics. Trim the end pieces from your... 
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DIY Christmas Red Button Wreath

DIY Christmas Red Button Wreath
Wanna get a creative Christmas wreath? Here’s a fresh take on a traditional decoration! Prepare a handful of red buttons, a glue gun, cardboard donut, red paint & paintbrush, a piece of ribbon. Start of by heating up your glue gun. Once it’s warm, place small dots of hot glue all around your cardboard donut.... 
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DIY Mini Wooden Christmas Trees

DIY Mini Wooden Christmas Trees
This fun and cute mini Christmas trees are perfect for those who’s short in space or just want something original for Christmas. You’ll need wooden triangle blocks, craft paints of your choice, paint brushes and liquid gold leaf. First, paint each block the colors of your choice for the base and let them dry to... 
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13 Cool DIY Modern Christmas Decorations

13 Cool DIY Modern Christmas Decorations
If vintage isn’t for you, if you don’t like retro and you aren’t going to decorate your home in a traditional way, then this roundup is for you. Modern décor is suitable for Christmas, and you’ll see that this style is perfect and cozy even for this holiday. Try black, white and some colorful accents,... 
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DIY Embroidered Leather Ornaments

DIY Embroidered Leather Ornaments
These yarn-embroidered leather ornaments are incredibly easy to make and the combination of the natural leather and the craftiness of the yarn is so unique and special. Prepare rectangular pieces of leather, worsted weight yarn, a tapestry needle, scissors, a leather punch kit, a hammer, a cutting board, a marker. Mark where you want your... 
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Simple DIY Christmas Cranberry Centerpiece

Simple DIY Christmas Cranberry Centerpiece
Wanna make a cool and simple Christmas centerpiece? All you need is a vase, a bowl, a candle, salt, fresh cranberries, and pine tree cuttings. Grab your favorite vase or a bunch of small vases or small mason jars and spread them across your table. Place a bowl, gladware container, or soup can in your... 
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