Reindeer are perhaps one of the most famous and loved symbols of Christmas, especially for kids. Why not include them into your holiday décor? Deer patterns can be easily incorporated into Christmas décor: ornaments, candleholders and art pieces with deer heads look cool and traditional, though it’s rather a modern take. A pillow can be...
These little rustic trees are super easy to make and cost next to nothing, thanks to mother nature. Search for a Christmas tree template you like and download it. Print it out then used a scanner to resize it down to three different sizes if needed. Fold the template in half then fold the felt...
Pomanders were used as a great asepticizing means in the past, then they became a traditional Christmas decoration. Why do we love them so much? Because they are easy to make and they smell wonderfully reminding of the holidays at once! Pomanders are traditionally made of oranges, and if you have little ones, invite them...
We’ve already told you of various wreaths, and here’s one more cool and easy idea – a wooden bead wreath, you’ll need cardboard, a plate & bowl, scissors, a glue gun, a pencil/eraser, wooden beads. Dilute your watercolour paint with a bit of water. Place your wooden beads in your paint and swirl the container...
Paper is the easiest material to deal with and it’s perfect for creating cool Christmas decorations. Today i’d liek to share some tutorials for making various Christmas snowflakes from paper – we all hang them above the windows, on the trees, make garlands from them or just stick ot the windows. There are a lot...
This awesome Christmas arrangement is so easy to make that you can do it with your kids. For the mini advent piece you’ll need a shallow dish or bowl, Iceland moss (or just usual moss), small pinecones, plasticine, decorative mushrooms, Christmas tree candles. Attach plasticine to the dish or bowl and put candles atop. Arrange...
Gingerbread cookies are a famous symbol of Christmas, and today we are sharing a tutorial to make unique gingerbread baking ornaments. Make the rolling pins by cutting a dowel into approximately 1″ lengths. Make handles out of polymer modeling clay, bake the them, and glue them to the wooden dowel segments. The molds are really...
Need a cool Christmas decoration with a minimalist approach? Make scrabble letter piece! You’ll need wooden scrabble tiles, glue, sandpaper, white yarn and scissors. The tutorial is super easy and you’re your kids can make these ornaments. Sand the edges of the scrabble tiles slightly. Cut a piece of yarn. Glue the outer letters together....
I love pompoms because they make any space warmer and softer, that’s why I’ve decided to share some amazing pompom tutorials for those of you who are already preparing for Christmas. Pompoms are perfect and easy for any type of craft: a garland, a wreath, gift wraps and toppers, ornaments and even pillows. Grab a...
This fantastic rustic birch placemat will be perfect for any type of family dinner, including Christmas. Prepare birch wrapping paper, some leftover felt, scissors, and a hot glue gun. Speaking about felt, here it was a 14.5″x18″ rectangle but you can go for any size you like. Glue the felt to the backside of the...