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DIY Snowy Decor For Your Christmas Tree

DIY Snowy Decor For Your Christmas Tree
If you have a usual artificial Christmas tree and want to give it a cool winter look, icy and snowy, here’s an idea.  You’ll need some glitter, some white paint – even your usual paint that remained after painting your walls and brushes. Brush on the white paint lightly by bouncing the paintbrush vertically on... 
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DIY Glitter Acorn Christmas Ornaments

DIY Glitter Acorn Christmas Ornaments
Guys, here are perfect ornaments for fall and winter, they are ideal for Christmas also. You’ll need some acorns (with caps), some glue, a small paint brush, scissors, thread or a ribbon for the hanging, glitter. Clean the acorns; tie the ribbon to the small stem on the acorn cap and secure with a blob... 
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DIY Mini Christmas Trees

DIY Mini Christmas Trees
A Christmas tree is a symbol, it’s the main decoration. If you don’t have much space for a big tree or if you really want a small table version, here’s an idea for you. You’ll need real or fake pine branches, floral foam, soil and some sort of vase or other container to display the... 
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DIY Lamps

DIY Christmas Bow String Lights

DIY Christmas Bow String Lights
For the coming Christmas you can make bow string lights to decorate your house and maybe your tree. You’ll need LED string lights, Christmas bows, and an awl. Pull off the sticky tab on the bag of each ribbon, starting from its top push aside the bow’s loops and poke a hole through the bow.... 
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18 DIY Star Ornaments For Your Christmas Décor

18 DIY Star Ornaments For Your Christmas Décor
Stars are a symbol of Christmas, they are a fantastic decoration and may accent any holiday décor. You can easily make star decorations of paper, of salt dough, of fabric or wood and many other materials. Felt or wool stars are cozy and soft, they are perfect for winter décor. Origami art will give you... 
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Cool DIY Beaded Christmas Ornaments

Cool DIY Beaded Christmas Ornaments
We have told you of many cool Christmas ornaments: Christmas balls, salt dough ornaments and many others. These ones are very simple, they are made of beads. The supplies are plastic beads, pegboards, iron, parchment paper and a string for hanging. Create your pattern – a snowflake, a ball, a heart or whatever – and... 
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DIY Gingham Stars For Christmas Decor

DIY Gingham Stars For Christmas Decor
Stars are one of the symbols of Christmas, that’s why such a piece would be great for décor. Let’s make some gingham stars which you may use for decoration. The supplies are white felt, red gingham, heavy duty fusible interfacing, white buttons, red/white bakers twine. Make a star of the size you want, iron the... 
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DIY Pots & Vases

DIY Faceted Vase As A Christmas Centerpiece

DIY Faceted Vase As A Christmas Centerpiece
Sculptural pieces look dramatic and never go out of style, GDG Studios presented faceted wall vases but you can make a similar piece yourself. For a sculptural vase you’ll need cardstock, free template, glue, scissors, scoring tool. Download the templates from the page and cut them out. Score all lines on the template. Fold all... 
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Simple DIY Stenciled Christmas Centerpiece

Simple DIY Stenciled Christmas Centerpiece
A Christmas table centerpiece is a very important piece because it gives tone to the whole table setting and to your holiday mood accordingly. You’ll need Martha Stewart Glass Paint, stencils, something to stencil on, squeegee brushes, a place mat, acrylic paint, snowflake stencil, a stenciling paint brush. Take your stencil and place it where... 
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DIY Pom Pom Ribbon Christmas Tree

DIY Pom Pom Ribbon Christmas Tree
There are many alternatives to a usual Christmas tree, and this is one more great and simple idea. The supplies are 3 yards of each pom pom trim in red, aqua, and apple green – all in 10 mm, a piece of white 12×12″ card stock, a glue gun. Take your 12×12 card stock and... 
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