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This year, skip the expensive ornaments and lighting and make your own Dollar Tree Christmas decorations. Just add a little elbow grease to make these Christmas DIY projects shine. So, get yourself…

Wine Glass Snowmen- cute winter christmas craft for kids and adults! Fun DIY project for christmas home decor. Fun snowman art project to make. Wine Glass CraftThis year, skip the expensive ornaments and lighting and make your own Dollar Tree Christmas decorations. Just add a little elbow grease to make these Christmas DIY projects shine. So, get yourself…

This year, skip the expensive ornaments and lighting and make your own Dollar Tree Christmas decorations. Just add a little elbow grease to make these Christmas DIY projects shine. So, get yourself…

We;ve collected the 60 BEST DIY Christmas Decorations and Craft Ideas. Everything from Outdoor Decoration, Table Settings, Holiday Crafts, to Home Decor.

Attention fort potentiel d?co en vue ! Le “fruit du pin” n’a pas son pareil pour insuffler en toute simplicit?, un esprit de No?l ? son int?rieur. Sans oublier d’apporter une touche de nature bienvenue. Et ce, gratuitement. Baladez-vous en for?t, ramassez une quarantaine de c?nes (de toutes les tailles), laissez-les s?cher quelques jours apr?s les avoir nettoy?s puis confectionnez une jolie d?co r?cup pour les f?tes de fin d’ann?e. Avec un peu de peinture, des paillettes, de la corde… vos pommes de pin deviennent marque-places, couronnes de No?l, boules, etc. Coup d’oeil sur 10 id?es d?co DIY pour un No?l 2020 naturel.

How to make a Tomato Cage Gnome using evergreens! Cute christmas outdoor decor idea. Cheap decorations to make for outdoors. Step by step tutorial on making your own little gnome. Want a fun way to add a little holiday decor outdoors this year? These super simple evergreen gnomes are perfect!

These beautiful candy cane distressed candlesticks are handcrafted. The trio would look lovely throughout your home all year long – especially at Christmastime – whether on a dining buffet, fireplace mantel, or side table. These candlesticks make a great gift for someone special, including yourself! Candlesticks are made from Douglas fir 4″x4″ posts, hand-painted, and distressed. Each set includes three candlesticks measuring approximately 7 inches, 9 1/2 inches, and 11 1/2 inches tall. Three LED tealight candles are included. I enjoy making custom items so if you have another color choice or need a special gift item, I would love to create something special for you! CUSTOMIZATION OPTIONS: If you prefer a different finish please specify in the note section when ordering (color preference and distressed/not distressed). Please refer to the listing photo for color samples. Paint colors: White, Beige, Black, Brown, Beige, Gray, Ivory, and Red. Stain colors: Ebony, Carbon Gray, Weathered Gray, Coffee, Dark Walnut, Special Walnut, Red Mahogany, Aged Oak, and Vintage Aqua. SHIPPING INFORMATION: Free shipping only applies to orders in the contiguous United States. For orders outside the contiguous United States, please contact me for a shipping quote and custom listing. Shipping time is normally 2-7 business days through Fed Ex, US Postal Service, or UPS.

10+ Christmas Craft Ideas for any skill level of DIY. Christmas Craft Snowmen, christmas trees, wreaths. Roundup of the best tutorial this holiday season

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We here at Resin Crafts Blog get as jazzed about Christmas decorations as the next person. However, the sad truth is that Christmas decor has a time stamp and it always flies by way too

IT is a sad fact of life that the longer you spend making your Christmas tree look picture perfect, the more likely it is your little one will send it crashing to the floor. However, that doesnR

Create these DIY Dollar Tree Christmas Trees for a fraction of the price as similar ones you find in stores! So easy & they make great gifts!

attention, I am leaving on vacation, and the production time is increasing, I will return on 10/19/2020 and I will place an order in 3-5 days Scandinavian wall decor in wood and polymer clay. This is all done by hand, I find the wand in the forest, then I make asterisks from polymer clay, after they dry, I tie them, then carefully wrap and send them to you. The length of the sticks is slightly different, but approximately 50 cm. All sticks are a little different, but remain as beautiful as in the photo this is not a children’s toy,not for children.

Christmas Stocking Tags / Stockings /Rustic/Hand painted | Etsy Christmas Stocking Tags, Stocking Tags, Stockings, Farmhouse Style, Farmhouse, Home Decor, Christmas Decor, Rustic,Rustic Decor Christmas Wood Stocking Tags measures approximately 4 X 8, stained. **Twine/Ribbon not included** ***List all names at check out*** Please make sure your shipping address is correct. We are not responsible for undelivered, mis delivered due to incorrect address, or packages that are damaged or destroyed in transit. **ALL SALES ARE FINAL**

XL Large christmas lantern swag, winter lantern swag, woodland holiday decor, rustic lantern swag, christmas decor, farmhouse, rustic, buffalo The lantern shown is 24” tall. I used artificial florals to create the beautiful christmas lantern swag including covered pine branches, pine cones and snow berries. (This can vary depending on what’s available at time of order) convo me for more info. You can use it with swag upright, horizontal or down. See pics. * I can do black & white buffalo plaid if you prefer. Just leave a note in notes to seller on your order.* It’s 32” from top of florals to tip of ribbon tail and 12” wide. The bow is 5 layers and uses 2 coordinating designer ribbons. It’s farmhouse, rustic chic. You’ll love it. This swag is sure to be a statement piece on your mantel or entry table. She’s a beauty. LANTERN NOT INCLUDED IN THIS LISTING. MADE TO ORDER I typically ship within 3 days but please allow one week. The greenery may be slightly different than what’s pictured. It’ll depend on what I have on hand and what’s available for me to purchase. Ribbon and bow will be same as shown. Convo me if you’d like a photo of what’s available and/or a photo before I ship your swag. See the matching centerpiece/arrangement here: https://www.etsy.com/DawnAnnDesigns/listing/640030404/christmas-centerpiece-santa-sleigh?utm_source=Copy&utm_medium=ListingManager&utm_campaign=Share&utm_term=so.lmsm&share_time=1541004904937 And the matching wreath, here: https://www.etsy.com/DawnAnnDesigns/listing/641988552/burlap-christmas-wreath-front-door?utm_source=Copy&utm_medium=ListingManager&utm_campaign=Share&utm_term=so.lmsm&share_time=1541295687652

Weihnachtsbaum TannenzweigeXL Large christmas lantern swag, winter lantern swag, woodland holiday decor, rustic lantern swag, christmas decor, farmhouse, rustic, buffalo The lantern shown is 24” tall. I used artificial florals to create the beautiful christmas lantern swag including covered pine branches, pine cones and snow berries. (This can vary depending on what’s available at time of order) convo me for more info. You can use it with swag upright, horizontal or down. See pics. * I can do black & white buffalo plaid if you prefer. Just leave a note in notes to seller on your order.* It’s 32” from top of florals to tip of ribbon tail and 12” wide. The bow is 5 layers and uses 2 coordinating designer ribbons. It’s farmhouse, rustic chic. You’ll love it. This swag is sure to be a statement piece on your mantel or entry table. She’s a beauty. LANTERN NOT INCLUDED IN THIS LISTING. MADE TO ORDER I typically ship within 3 days but please allow one week. The greenery may be slightly different than what’s pictured. It’ll depend on what I have on hand and what’s available for me to purchase. Ribbon and bow will be same as shown. Convo me if you’d like a photo of what’s available and/or a photo before I ship your swag. See the matching centerpiece/arrangement here: https://www.etsy.com/DawnAnnDesigns/listing/640030404/christmas-centerpiece-santa-sleigh?utm_source=Copy&utm_medium=ListingManager&utm_campaign=Share&utm_term=so.lmsm&share_time=1541004904937 And the matching wreath, here: https://www.etsy.com/DawnAnnDesigns/listing/641988552/burlap-christmas-wreath-front-door?utm_source=Copy&utm_medium=ListingManager&utm_campaign=Share&utm_term=so.lmsm&share_time=1541295687652

A fun, easy and beautiful holiday craft project for adults.

Pen + Paper Flowers: Simple Christmas Decor + Holiday Recap Hello 2019. You swooped in so quickly I didn’t even have time to give a proper goodbye to 2018. The months of November and December for me were a complete blur. So before I forget the details of our Christmas, humor me as I reflect a little bit… Once again, our home was filled with these beauties. Something about these simple little trees just fills up my heart. My collection grew this year when I found some giant versions of them at Hobby Lobby and some mini mint green trees a friend mentioned on Instagram. The mint ones are just as cute and I really wish I would’ve gotten a picture of them. I displayed these pretty little trees on our sofa table as well as on our dining table as part of a centerpiece I created. (the same Thanksgiving Table Garland but just an updated Christmas version of it). I tried my hand at drying oranges for the first time this year and created a Christmas tree garland using them. I love how it turned out and it ended up being the only thing I even added to the pre-lit tree this year. *gasp* I absolutely loved the simplicity of the orange and wood bead garland with simple fabric tied on to it. And also, truthfully, I just could not muster up the motivation to pull out any of our Christmas ornament boxes and just left it as-is. I LOVED the dried oranges and used them throughout the little bit of Christmas decor I put up this year. Not only did I use them on our tree, I tied them on to gifts and even incorporated them into our table centerpiece. I had intended to add them to our stockings this year but never did. I had fun learning some things about drying oranges when I tried both the oven method as well the dehydrator approach. The oven produces a more rustic colored orange where as the dehydrator results in a vibrant orange color. I prefer the rustic color for packages and decorating but the brilliant orange would be beautiful for creating homemade potpourri or bath salts + sugars. I also learned that they are no longer fragrant after drying but you can spritz or paint them with my favorite seasonal scent combo: orange + clove essential oils. Adding the oils makes them deliciously but temporarily aromatic. I definitely love the natural elements the oranges added to the Christmas season. And since you can store the oranges I’ll be using them again next year. All of the dried oranges I was making created an abundance of citrus remnants which was perfect for the “Simmering Christmas” I like to do every year. If you haven’t yet tried this easy simmering potpourri…pin this for next year! *wink* All you have to do is fill a pot with water and add the ingredients above. Bring it to a boil and then turn it all the way to simmer. Add more water as it gets low and turn it off at the end of the day. I’m usually able to get a few days out of mine…replenishing water and spices as needed. Something else I tried my hand at this year were stamped Gingerbread cookies. AND…my first time making gingerbread cookies at all…if you can believe that with as much baking as I like to do. These were soooo neat to make and after a couple of batches and testing different recipes I’m confident I’ve found the perfect combination for successfully making these gorgeous cookies. I posted these on Instagram and there are friends over there waiting on the recipe so I promised to post it before the end of January! So stay tuned for that. Of course our annual Cookie Baking was on my list this year… Unfortunately, my cookies were just “off” for me…for a couple of different reasons. First, my girls weren’t even able to make it this year which really sucked the fun out of the whole process for me. I believe that’s what led to the “second” reason my cookies were “off” – over-baked. My heart just wasn’t into it. BUT…frosting makes it all better, doesn’t it? It helps hide imperfections and so that helped salvage the cookies somewhat. They aren’t as pretty as the Christmas Cookies I made last year BUT I did try a couple of new snowflake designs that I will be using again for next year. (AND…my mom created the cutest little wreath cookies – I’ll be stealing it for next year). *giggling* I’m calling it a “Christmas Surprise” because it sounds WAY more exciting. The surprise was that Jay was on his “Christmas light game” this year and actually surprised me by getting them up on Thanksgiving weekend – I didn’t even ask. It was awesome to have them up to enjoy throughout the entire month of December – he knows they are my favorite. Another surprise was that we did a little something different this year when we made the two hour drive back to Mt. Dora, four days before Christmas, to participate in a 5k with some of our friends. Ella and Jay ran it and I did a nice brisk walk. It was a crisp, cold morning for a 5k but our hearts were certainly warm getting to see our friends and some family for the weekend. We stayed with my mom one night too and then made the drive back home to St. Johns. Truthfully, aside from the fact that I nailed the “gift of giving” by shopping early and being done a couple of weeks before Christmas this year…there wasn’t enough Christmas spirit in our home. I was really feeling empty and spirit-less on some days and I didn’t even do the “25 Days of Christ” to help us really focus on the significance of the season. It was also the first year, in my whole life, my two older girls were not there with me on Christmas morning. It was a hard pill to swallow and most certainly made Christmas seem entirely different. Emalyn drove up at noon on Christmas Day to have an early dinner with us and exchange gifts. That made things a lot more tolerable and I was happy to have been able to see her on Christmas. I hope next year is different…as I’m not sure I can take another Christmas morning without them. Thankfully my sweet Ella helped bridge the gap of the emptiness I felt in my heart as a mama missing two of her daughters. She woke Jay and I up at 4:00am on Christmas morning when she discovered the new bike Santa left for her by the tree. *wink* I intend on making a few changes for next Christmas since there were things I didn’t experience this year and my heart was really sad about it. I felt I was just watching Christmas float by and all I did was look up for a minute and give it a little nod. BUT…there were also things that filled up my bucket/heart. And truth be told, I didn’t realize how many “joyful” things I had actually experienced until I started writing this blog post. So yes…I NEEDED to write this Christmas recap because it allowed me to realize just how many wonderful things were tucked in between all of the disappointment I was feeling. Thanks for being here friends! Looking forward to sharing again soon! KEEPiNG iT REAL Stuart, our elf, made his annual visit…which is a good thing because Ella, at ten years old, is still very fond of him and misses him like crazy when he leaves after Christmas. It was a little sad this year because Ella and Stuart had been writing letters to each other every day until Stuart slipped on a skittle Ella left for him one night. Oops! He fell and injured his writing arm and “Doc Elf” had to make a visit and bandage him all up. It just so happened it occurred right before I left to go to Magnolia in Waco, Texas. *wink*

We thought we’d share some of our favorite Disney holiday home d?cor ideas to get in the holly jolly Christmas spirit this season.