There are many Christmas tree alternatives in case you don’t have enough space, time for a traditional one, or just in case you want something more original than a usual tree. You can make one of paper, of cardboard, of wood and even drums! For this tree alternative you won’t need much: some washitape and...
Christmas balls are one of the best and most traditional ornaments for your tree. There are thousands of ideas how to make them of different materials. This one is for those who is good at crocheting. Chain 5 on hook size 6 and form a ring with 1 slip stitch in first chain. Row1: chain...
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...
Candles are welcome on every table as a centerpiece or just as a decoration on your mantel or coffee table. Let’s make some candle holder covers in the spirit of this season. You’ll need an A4 sheet, scissors, single-side tape and candle holders of glass. Download the image of the winter scenery and print it...
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...
These cool ornaments are made of recycled materials that you have at home for sure – old CDs. You’ll need a glass ornament, CDs, ribbon, scissors, and a glue gun. Cut CDs into various small shapes and sizes. Glue a small dot onto the ornament and press a piece of mosaic on top with the...
In winter it’s so cool to remember the summer passed! Here’s a craft to do that will remind you of sunny days and wonderful lying on the beach. You’ll need clam or oyster shells, deep enough to hold some wax, similar size to a tealight, a double boiler, beeswax, waxed and wired tealight wicks with...
Christmas is near! Let’s make some cool Christmas ornaments that will look amazing on your Christmas tree! The supplies are a couple of Martha Stewart Paints, adhesive stencils, a couple of daubers, mini plate ornaments and twine/ribbon. Use a pencil to make a pattern, attach the stencil right where the marks are. Now paint with...
There are many variants to store salt and pepper, you may make the containers yourself. To make some stylish and functional accessories for your kitchen you’ll need two small jars, black and white spray, sticky letters and a nail. The tutorial is very simple and genial! Mark and make holes on lids using nail (seven...
If you want to give your Christmas a cool rustic touch, you can make these candleholders with Christmas deer. The supplies are cardstock or a store-bought stencil, burlap, glass hurricane candleholder, tape, acrylic paint, glitter and thread to match burlap. Print or draw your design on cardstock and cut it with an exacto knife. Cut...