DIY projects bring a great sense of accomplishment and to top it off these crafts will turn your home into a winter wonderland. Turn on your favorite Christmas time movie and get to work!
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1.Christmas Nutcracker
Being a dancer, I love the Nutcracker! My neighbor down the street has these Terra Cotta soldiers that they put out every Christmas and I love them. I decided I was going to make my own and add a twist – make mine a Flower Pot Nutcracker solider!
From: Home Talk
2. DIY Eucalyptus Wreath
You see, I’ve always wanted to make a gorgeous fresh eucalyptus wreath! I’ve seen some amazing ones as decorations and I knew that I wanted to have one for my home.
From: Keys to Inspiration
3. Dollar Store Snowflake Door Hanger
This is gorgeous! I want to make one immediately!
From: Christmas Store
4. DIY Winter Village using Scrap Wood
See how you can make a DIY Christmas village using scrap wood. This bright and happy Christmas village display is an easy project!
From: Anika’s DIY Life
5. Glittery Mason Jar Snow Globe
Make a glittery Mason Jar Snow Globe for Christmas this year! A great winter craft to make if you aren’t expecting a White Christmas where you are. Can be used as a calm jar, too!
From: Hey Let’s Make Stuff
6. DIY Clothespin Snowflake Ornament
I have loved the real deal, honest to goodness, 6 sided snowflakes since I can remember.
From: See the Happy
7. Fish Bowl Snowman
Here is the newest addition to our holiday decor: a Fish Bowl Snowman craft for Christmas! Isn’t it ADORABLE?! I set up a tiny Christmas scene in each one. I got everything from the craft store including the bowls!
From: Smart School House
8. Pine Cone Door Hanger
I’m all about transforming the ordinary into extraordinary for my holiday and winter decorating for little cost.
From: May Arts Ribbon
9. Pom Pom and Christmas Light Ornament
Grab just a couple supplies and make these adorable Christmas light ornaments! This quick and easy craft for kids can be done with children of almost all ages and is perfect for a holiday party.
From: Buggy and Buddy
10. Easy Nativity Craft
There are times when I need to create and I am able to find a simple project that will fit my need. This easy DIY wood nativity was just what I needed the other day.
From: Creative Southern Home
11. Dollar Tree Rustic Mickey Ears Ornament
When we see two smaller circles next to a larger circle, we see Mickey. So when I spotted these rattan decor balls at Dollar Tree in their floral section, of course, I saw Mickey.
From: The Inspiration Vault
12. Pine Cone Wreath
I love wreaths for every season of the year but, I especially love a classic winter wreath that can be used throughout several months – no matter the holiday. I think this classic pine cone wreath falls into that category – can be used from Thanksgiving to Spring quite easily. And, it falls into that ever trendy category of Farmhouse Decor for sure.
From: Vintage Paint and more
13. Rustic and Modern Twig Stars
Let’s start off with a simple one that is a classic family favorite throughout the year. Which are twig stars. I made them using both twigs that I had leftover from my twig wreath and I also have a ton of wooden dowels that I picked up at the Dollar Tree. That way I have a combination of rustic and modern stars.
From: Northstory
14. 3D Paper Snowflake
Three dimensional paper snowflakes look beautiful hanging in a window or on a wall. Fun for kids or adults, they are easy to make. Some like them for Christmas, but you may like them any time!
From: wikiHow
15. DIY Winter Yarn Trees
Winter around here usually lasts til the end of March with a few good big snows, so I like to keep out anything rustic, white, and snowy. After Christmas every year, I keep an eye out for clearance Christmas decor that can be repurposed for winter or for decor that inspires me to create some of my own.
From: The Inspired Hive
16. Paper Winter Wonderland
While I certainly love dragging out the trees and garlands and wreaths and lights this time of year, the winter months put me in the crafty spirit more than any other season. I love pulling out my glue gun and scissors, pretty papers and fabrics, glitter, ribbon and more to create unique and simple décor items for my family and my home!
From: the labeled life
17. Winter Yarn Ball Wreath
This wreath exudes a warm, fuzzy welcome as it hangs on my front door. Pure fun! What a happy, cozy wreath for frosty winter days. And I just loved making it! Even if you are not a crafter, you can make this easy-to-put-together wreath! If you can roll yarn around a styrofoam ball YOU CAN DO IT!!!! And after it hangs on my front door for the winter season I’ll unravel some of the yarn and let the birdies use some it to build their nests.
From: Stone Gable
18. Winter Wood Shim Sign
I love making wood signs but for the small signs, craft wood can really add up! My husband came across long flat wood shims that are 1.5 inches wide and 0.25-inch thick for super cheap at the hardware store so I’ve started using those instead. They’re not as perfect as the craft wood but I think that adds to the rustic quality and the signs literally cost a few dollars to make!
From: By Dawn Nicole
19. Reversible Fall and Winter Sign
Reversible Fall Winter Sign, 2 in 1 Sign Snowman Scarecrow porch decor, Happy Fall, Let it Snow
From: Etsy
20. Winter Scarf Wreath
I recently made this really easy (I mean super easy) scarf wreath. I think it’s a cute transitional winter wreath and it’s very inexpensive to make!
From: A Cultivated Nest
21. 2×4 Greeting Snowmen
From: Home Talk
22. Winter Wonderland Pom-Pom Wreath
These pom-poms are seriously simple to make (hence the Christmas movie playing during this DIY).
From: Twine & Table