Candleholders bring coziness and joy to any space, and it’s especially needed in winter to make the space look warm. Snowy candle jars are a fantastic idea for winter and festive décor. The supplies are a glass jar, 2 pinecones, lace, twine and/or baker’s twine, a hot glue gun, Snow-Tex, epsom salt, a candle. Wash...
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Coasters are a cool accessory for any kitchen and not only – we all drink hot tea or coffee every day. These gingerbread coasters will remind you of Christmas and can become a cool gift for New Year. The supplies are ¼”-thick gray felt for the coaster base, felt in various thickness and colors for...
Christmas is here! And New Year is very close, too. Tons of gifts, and you need to wrap them and add gift toppers. Let’s make recycled gift toppers, you’ll need custom-dyed trees, craft cardstock, scissors, a pen, glue and ribbon. Cut a few strips of craft paper about 1/4″ wide and 5-6″ long. Cut out...
This craft is great not only for Christmas but also as a cool winter home decoration, so prepare the following things: assorted mason jars, plastic/coated ornaments, or faux flowers and garland, old fashioned glitter or snow confetti, hot glue, liquid glycerin and distilled water. Glue the ornamentation to the inside of the jar lid. Hold...
This cute winter craft is ideal for your kids – make a surprise for them! For these cool little snowmen you’ll need juice boxes, white card stock, orange washi tape for the nose, a sharpie, buttons, a glue gun, ribbon for scarf. Cut your white paper the same length as the juice box. Wrap around...
Have you chosen a tree topper for your Christmas tree already? If you haven’t here’s a great idea! The supplies are metallic pipe cleaners, a wire cutter, wire. Bend one pipe cleaner into a square and close it by wrapping wire around the ends. Bend the four others into open bottom triangles. Attach your open...
Gingerbread ornaments are typical and traditional for Christmas, and tasty! If you don’t want to make foodie ornaments as they can be easily destroyed or spoilt, let’s make felt ones. The supplies are brown felt, paper & pencil, scissors, brown thread and a thin needle, white thread and a thick needle and white beads. Start...
Driftwood is an ideal material for creating – it’s eco-friendly, you needn’t spoil any tree to get it and looks chic! Driftwood can be used for different crafts, and it’s especially cool for coastal décor. No matter if you have a holiday or not – make a driftwood centerpiece that would attract attention! The easiest...
If you’ve chosen rustic décor for Christmas and are looking for some simple rustic ornaments to make, here’s an idea! You’ll need wooden cut discs, small eye hooks, a gold-filled pen, a screwdriver or any sharp point, twine. Using your sharp point, carve names or initials onto the wood rounds. Screw the eyehook onto the...
We’ve already told you of some natural and foodie ornaments you can easily make using the things you have in the kitchen. Here’s one more cool idea to the list: glass ornaments with eucalyptus leaves inside. The supplies are clear glass ornaments of any shape you like, dried and dyed eucalyptus leaves (their color is...