84+ DIY Christmas Decorations and Ornaments

If you can’t truly start your day without your first cup of coffee to give a kickstart to the routine, then your tree NEEDS this DIY Felt Cup Coffee Ornament just as you need caffeine to function. It’s a super cute and quirky choice of an ornament, but it’s going to get appreciated by a LOT of people. DIY Christmas Ornaments from Amy Latta Creations

Fabric-covered ornaments look so classy. Once you learn how to make these darling DIY tree ornaments, you might not want to go back to non-fabric ornaments. The matte finish is an added modern touch. Consider making these handmade goodies not just for your Christmas tree but for a friend’s too. Christmas decorations from Alice and Lois

Here’s a sustainable design that makes use of mason jar lids. Get your hands on a Mason lid and a star. Give the star two coats of white acrylic paint & after applying the second coat, sprinkle some silver sparkles on it while the paint is still wet. Finish by spraying clear acrylic high gloss coating. DIY Christmas decorations Domestically Blissful

These DIY Popsicle Christmas Tree Ornaments would serve as a fun gift for a popsicle-crazy friend, and hanging one on your tree could be a great conversation starter with someone you just met. DIY Christmas Ornaments from Tell Love and Party

Try a different kind of ornament for your holiday tree. If you’re crazy about vintage-style decor, then you will definitely enjoy the aesthetic of these ornaments. These DIY paper decorations feature simple lines and solid colors. When these ornaments twirl, they give off a striped effect which is so beautiful. DIY Christmas decorations from Lia Griffith

Opt for stunning ornaments that are embellished with pretty rhinestones. Using self-adhesive rhinestones for this project will reduce the chances of making a mess and will get you fast and easy results. This project is simply stick-and-go, which is a win-win. DIY Christmas decorations from White House Crafts

Christmas Tree ornament garlands are so beautiful. You can wrap them all around the tree and get such a pretty and put-together look. Try this pretty felt garland that will spruce up your tree. Spread the sewing over a few days, and you will have a handmade garland to treasure. Add pine cones. DIY Christmas decorations from On Sutton Place

The DIY Wood Bead Snowflake Ornament has the potential to be your new favorite! To make this, you will be crafting with wood beads, which is a VISION with their rustic, natural wood color and raw shape. Click the link to learn how to create these artsy and unique ornaments. DIY Christmas Ornaments from Alice and Lois

Get your hands on a hot glue gun, and get ready to make some awesome DIY Rudolph Ornaments. These ornaments are surreal and SO unique! Once you are done making your first, you might want to cover the whole tree up in these, so beware, this craft is addicting. DIY Christmas decorations from Studio DIY

Are you looking for raw and unconventional? The Popsicle Stick and Twigs Christmas Ornaments are a vision. Make your tree décor stand out with these cuties that are easy to make and a lot easier on the eyes. Use a yarn loop for the top. DIY Christmas Ornaments from Easy Peasy and Fun

If you have a snowman garland that you are planning on repurposing, you can convert it into a set of ornaments. Just look at how cute they can be on their own! These are perfect for a kids’ tree or if you are planning a whimsical take on the holiday décor this time around. DIY Christmas project from A Kailo Chic Life

These DIY Christmas ornaments are proof of how simple things such as vibrant paint and gold marble can look so wonderful. These ornaments are so easy to make. You can finish these marbles in any color, and they are bound to look equally pretty. DIY Christmas Ornaments from Lovely Indeed

I can’t get over how classy these DIY paper candle holders look. All you need for crafting these beauties is some small baking liners, paper, and glitter, and you’ll have your holiday tree all aglow. This is such a timeless look for your Christmas tree that you have to try it out at least once. DIY Christmas Ornaments from The House That Lars Built

Simple and sweet, these Mason Jar Lid Wreath Ornaments have the potential to make it to your list of new ornaments for this year! I like how you can improvise using whatever craft supplies that are available and transform a basic metal ring into such sweet-looking little wreath ornaments. DIY Christmas decorations from Design Improvised

There’s nothing that spells a ‘Merry Christmas’ the way jingle bells do. All the more reason to try out this craft, right? Check out what you need, get the supplies, including bells and pipe cleaners, and let’s get crafting these beauties. While you’re at it, take turns warming your vocal cords with Jingle Bells on repeat. DIY Christmas bells from The Girl Creative

This Tree Advent Calendar is so whimsical that you might find yourself lingering here for a good while before you scroll further. It features the cutest little bottles with Christmas Tree toppers. You can put little rolls of paper inside with motivational quotes, happy thoughts, or special scribbles on them. DIY Calendars Your DIY Family

Who would have thought plain white envelopes or card stock topped off with some citrus cuteness would make such a charming advent calendar! You can fill up the envelopes with sweet confessions and messages for your family members. DIY Christmas decorationsfrom The Merry Thought

Who adores Christmas lights? Try replicating these lights with colored paper and filling them up with little surprises – notes, candy, stickers, or whatever your family enjoys. Not only will these lights serve as a fabulous advent calendar but strung up as a colorful garland, these make beautiful DIY holiday decorations. From The House That Lars Built

If you enjoy origami, then you might want to consider making these easy advent calendars for your family. Utilize your origami skills to make a forest of paper Christmas trees, and pack each with an interesting surprise. Add all sorts of surprises and keep everyone hooked on figuring out what the next day will bring. DIY Christmas decorations from Tell, Love and Party

These are so easy to make and can be used for many Christmas seasons to come. Once done making the pouches, you can either hang them on string lights with pegs on a metal frame or simply place them in a bowl. DIY Advent Calendars from Skip to my Lou

Those with a modern interior in their living space can truly benefit from the idea of this DIY Modern Matchbox Advent Calendar. You will be wrapping up the matchboxes so they are all monochromatic, and top them off with a pine branch, a fishing line, or twine. DIY Advent Calendars from The Merry Thought

What a beautiful tree advent calendar that would both serve its purpose as a calendar and a festive décor item for your place. The numbers are hanging on brass nails and are easily removable and adjustable. You can place small notes with advent activities scribbled on them for each day. DIY Advent Calendars from A Kailo Chic Life

The DIY Acts of Kindness Advent Calendar is not only extremely pretty but a very thoughtful creation that urges your family to help the less blessed in this time of celebration and joy. To encourage the little ones, you can add little rewards with the reminders, such as candy or stickers. DIY Advent Calendars from Lovely Indeed

If you love Christmas stockings, then having 24 mini stockings serve as your advent calendar must sound good, right!? You can hang your stockings on your mantel, on a simple wooden Christmas tree, or string them up on a festive garland. Either way, this cute stocking advent calendar will be eye-catching and effective. From Make It & Love It

This craft is for those running short on time or just looking for a quick but cute fix. You can simply use these printables, string them up, and create a wall hanging. Paste the numbers on goody bags if you like and fill those up with your surprises. DIY Advent Calendars from A Subtle Revelry

The DIY Booze Advent Calendar is for those who love a good shot. You can offer up to 24 shots of your favorite holiday nightcaps with this advent calendar. Pack it up with mini bottles of all sorts of liquor and treat yourself to a few sips each night. This would make the perfect early Christmas present. DIY Advent Calendars from Feast and West

Wow! Now, this calendar requires quite a bit of effort, but it’s surely worth it. You will be making a bunch (well, 2 dozen, to be precise) of cute little houses for this. The multiple rows of candy-colored houses will set up the perfect aesthetic for a cheerful winter wonderland. It is so easy to make. DIY Advent Calendars from Sugar and Cloth

Make use of your knitting skills to work up some simple yet stunning Christmas trees. These would look super cute on their own, used as motifs on wearables or homeware. This tutorial will help you make a garland that is perfect for a family heirloom and will be cherished for years to come. DIY Christmas Garlands from Gina Michele

Do you enjoy the nature greens but don’t have the time to deal with the commitment of maintaining real plants? Why would you worry over something that simple when you can craft some pretty paper leaf goodies to make up for the lack of real greens around your space? DIY Christmas Garlands from The House That Lars Built

I love paper wreaths. Such projects are a great choice for including little ones in the festivity preparations. With very little time and effort, you will be able to produce some festive wreaths that can easily be strung. DIY Christmas Garlands from Our Small Town Idaho Life

Don’t you feel proud of being a crafter when you get done with a project that involves recycling goodies? The DIY Wine Cork Garland is the perfect way to use all the corks lying around from pre-Christmas celebrations. Instead of throwing the corks away, use them beautifully to create a unique and upcycled garland to decorate your Christmas tree. From Dash of Jazz

All you will need is some wooden beads that you can buy pre-colored or paint them, and then string them up randomly. If you want to wrap it around the tree multiple times, you will need to make it a bit longer. DIY Christmas decorations Wee Folk Art

If you want to pay tribute to your favorite Christmas character, then instead of making one Rudolph ornament, you can go big and make a whole Rudolph-inspired garland. You will need to add cute little, red pom-pom noses and fuzzy antlers to make it stand out and be recognizable. DIY Christmas Garlands from A Kailo Chic Life

Treat yourself to candies this Christmas. What could be better than decking your Christmas tree with candy-inspired décor? We all know that nothing says ‘Christmas’ better than candy canes and peppermints! DIY Christmas Garlands from Crafts Mum Ship

If you want to keep a snowy theme for your Christmas party, then a chic snowflake garland is a must. Not only would it look totally gorgeous, but it will be appropriate for the whole winter and not just Christmas. DIY Christmas Garlands from A Pumpkin and a Princess

If you want to make a garland that doesn’t require any fancy supplies, and is easy to put together, then the DIY Jute and Letter Decals Christmas Garland will serve you well. You might already have everything you need for this, like jute rope, floral wire, letter decals, Christmas pine tree clippings, ribbon, and wood slices. From Angela Marie Made

Oh, isn’t this one a stunner! I love when minimal goodies stand out so exquisitely that they leave their audience spellbound. If you’re looking for statement décor, then you need to add this garland to your to-make list. This garland is swathed in fairy lights and heirloom snowflake ornaments. DIY Christmas Garlands from Dans Le Lakehouse

Here is something so modern and chic for you. You will just need to do some clever cutting to get the geometric mini trees right, then string them together on baker's twine, and in just an hour or two, you will have the prettiest garland ready. DIY Christmas Garlands from Alice and Lois

The cranberries are stunning next to the modern, bleached cones. This garland would add a gorgeous, rustic touch to your Christmas decor. If you live where they do not have pinecones readily available, you can simply purchase them from any craft store. DIY Christmas decorations from Clean and Scentsible

Here’s a clever idea for crafting a cute Christmas garland – make use of your baking skills to BAKE and MAKE a DIY Salt Dough Christmas garland. Bake some salt dough décor, combine it with wooden beads and create a bright and rustic décor for your mantelpiece. DIY Christmas Garlands Heart and Vine

This project is an excuse for using up any leftover felt scraps that might have been lying around from your last few craft projects. You can easily recycle these scraps into a whimsical garland to add a fun accent to the rest of the decor. This colorful garland idea can be customized to any color palette. Easy DIY Christmas decorations from The Spruce Crafts

Are you one of those people who love all things ombre? The ombre tiers of the Christmas tree canopy add a dimension to the décor, and it is bound to stand out well. You can use this pretty garland for sprucing up your mantel or using it as an overhead streamer. DIY Christmas decroations from Raising Whasians

Get into the festive spirit with these cute DIY Christmas coasters. These cute drink coasters are really quick and easy to make for beginners and are the perfect finishing touch to your Christmas table. Imagine how impressed your guests will be when you say "I made them myself". Coaster pattern from Treasurie

I don’t know about you, but I love learning about new ways to fold napkins. I pay attention to how people fold their napkins for formal dinners, and it’s so much fun to learn about new tips and tricks. How can one have the perfect Christmas table décor without some Christmassy folding of the napkins!? Decorations from Sugar and Charm

For a whimsical and woodsy dinner, you can recreate this stunning idea. With embossed napkins, cones, some foliage, and tree trunk ‘placemats’, you will have a table set exquisitely and ready to stun all your guests. From The White Buffalo Styling Co.

This one is an impressive tablescape, put together without going out of the way to get the supplies. You can make use of some candlestick holders that you might already have, pretty table linen, some natural greens, and berries to add a color pop to the table. It will be easy to pull off and beautiful to look at. Decorations from Bless 'er House

This simple yet stunning tablescape idea is for those who appreciate the beauty of minimalism. If you have seen multiple ideas for table décor but found every single one of them over the top and too ‘glittery and glammy’ for your liking, then the Non-Floral Garland Centerpiece Décor idea just might win your heart. Decorations from A Practical Wedding

The Fir Tree Branch Christmas Table Décor is for lovers of pastels and natural décor. This idea shows you beautifully why you should not underestimate the power of fresh flowers and branches. You can opt for green and white for a simple, sweet, and neutral table, but if you want a bolder and more vibrant table set-up, then you can add in reds. Decorations from Sugar & Charm

Ready for a truly enchanting Christmas dinner table décor? With these pieces of decoration, you can form a whole forest of DIY Christmas Trees on your table by assembling them together. You will be amazed at the beauty you can achieve with a little bit of drilling and spray painting of Paper-mache cones. Decorations from Curbly

Just get some glow with lights and fresh picks from the yard, and you can have a stunning table all set for you to sit down and enjoy a hearty meal with your loved ones. Use some fresh cranberries and juniper branches, and you will be amazed at the results. Just set up all the candles in a row and enjoy your glamorous yet budget-friendly table décor. Decorations from Yellow Bliss Road

Interested in building a Christmas tablescape that is not just pretty and fun-filled but also a totally edible treat for the whole family? For this beautiful décor idea, you will need to bake some delish gingerbread pieces. These gingerbread trees are not only a wonderful sight but equally sumptuous to taste. DIY Christmas table decorations by Sprinkle Bakes

Minimal, fresh, and artsy – the French Country Christmas Table décor is one worth appreciating and reproducing. Nothing spells out ‘romantic’ better than a little mistletoe combined with a string of sparkling lights around the holiday season. This décor will be so easy to put up and will look just so elegant. Decorations from The DIY Mommy

This minimal cedar garland table decor is evidence that simplicity is beauty. You can play around with the position of the candles. Lay a neatly folded neutral-colored napkin on each plate. With a branch of berries, a piece of garland, and a cinnamon stick to complete the look. Your beautiful Christmas table exuding elegance is ready. Decorations from Julie Blanner

Some charming snowy motifs and textured neutrals will help you create this tablescape. You will need a few supplies for this craft, but you can recreate a pretty similar table décor with ease. If you’re interested in trying out some neutrals for your table décor, this idea is such a great choice to start with. Decorations from the Country Living

This woodland-themed wreath is just so intriguing, and there’s something so cozy and interesting about it that those who turn up at your doorstep would be curious to see more of what you’ve put up. DIY Christmas Wreaths from Shades of Blue Interiors

If you spent your childhood in a home that was big on baking and took its gingerbread cookies seriously, then this wreath will take you down memory lane. DIY Christmas Wreaths Inspired by Charm

This DIY Christmas Wreath is an interesting fusion of nature and some nice bells. If you liked how it looks, then get some winter greens from the woods around you, or buy some from the store and fix up a nice little DIY wreath. The bells are a nice and festive touch. DIY Christmas Wreaths from The Turquoise Home

Here’s something whimsical and eye-catching for you to treat your front door with. If you’ve been holding onto some dried flowers, but they aren’t doing well as potpourri, then bless them with a second and more aesthetic life. DIY Christmas Wreaths from Alicia Lund

This is an absolute stunner that’s bound to get everybody’s attention. Those who enjoy a beautiful aesthetic and little ones who are obsessed with toy cars both will be won over by this beauty. It’s a unique idea and one that you should give a try if you’re planning on putting up something unusual. DIY Christmas Wreaths Lovely Indeed

If ‘classy’ and ‘elegant are the keywords of your DIY Christmas Wreath search, then you’ve landed on the right idea. Making this beautiful wreath requires only a few basic steps. You will need some green twigs for décor and an LED candle. DIY Christmas decorations from A Pumpkin and A Princess

This gigantic DIY Christmas Wreath is for those who are planning on making a bold statement with their elaborate celebrations this time around. You will be needing a combination of lots of faux and fresh evergreen sprigs, red holly berries, and some plaid ribbon for making this stunner. DIY Christmas Wreaths from A Pretty Life in the Suburbs

Here’s something unusual and interesting. If you want to craft an idea that’s outside the box, then give this DIY wreath a shot. DIY Christmas Wreaths from Woman's Day

Get the days for merriment rolling by starting off with this retro wreath. This vintage-style wreath will excite those who miss Christmas dinners of the past. DIY Christmas Wreaths from Flamingo Toes

This stunner is for those who don’t enjoy the Christmas classics of reds and greens or have had too much of it in the past. The DIY blue and white olive holiday wreath is a totally modern affair. It’s minimal, it’s fresh, and it is so elegant. Ideas like these say a lot about your choices, and we love that. DIY Christmas Wreaths from 100 Layer Cake

This wreath is gorgeous. The best part is its easy construction, though. All you need to do is peel the backing off the bows and stick to the wreath form. What I love about the bows used here is their matte finish. These matte bows are different and subtle. DIY Christmas decorations from Design Improvised

This gorgeous Christmas Wreath is for those who enjoy dry arrangements. This DIY wreath is raw, and that’s the beauty of it. It’s all organic, natural, and tucked together like a nest. This wreath features some dried citrus slices for a dash of color and scent and acorns for dimension. DIY Christmas Wreaths from Alicia Lund

This DIY Star Anise Christmas Wreath is a pretty and exquisite choice of a wreath that would fill up your home with the wonderful scent of whole spice. The aesthetic is so unique. Tied off with a plaid bow, it gives off just the right amount of Christmassy vibes. DIY Christmas Wreaths from Driven by Decor

Do you like making your home décor out of fresh flowers? I think you can never go wrong with some pretty, fresh flowers. They are stunners, and the scent is always a plus! Just go with colors that coordinate with the rest of your decor and go overboard or stay minimal – the choice is yours. DIY Christmas Wreaths from Sugar and Charm

Fresh twigs, cones, and plaid ribbons are a recipe for a delightful wreath. Check out the tutorial to make this classic and stun your family and friends with your craft this Christmas. DIY Christmas decorations and wreaths from Place of my Taste

This is so creative! Book readers will surely agree with me because you can make a hardcover edition of a tree at ANY time of the year, and a book lover will feel like it’s Christmas. You could not possibly bring any more joy to a literary lover than you would by making this tree. DIY Christmas trees from Media Tinker

Make a wonderful tree with wrapping sheet rolls. This tree is wonderfully easy, budget-friendly, and just so pretty too. All you need are some rolls of festive wrapping sheets, a few bright buttons, and backing material. DIY Christmas trees from A Little Tipsy

I’m so in love with this rusty DIY tree. This one is for lovers of rusty and woody textures. The gorgeously rustic finish of reclaimed wood is the star of this craft, and you can recreate this with scrap wood too. However, start your wood or pallet collection ahead of time, so you can get enough. DIY Christmas Trees from Funky Junk Interiors

This DIY Christmas tree is something I would expect to see at a baker's because it reminds me of gorgeous wedding cakes. However, with sliced wood and pinecone layers, it’s a sight for sore eyes. You can add a bold accent to it by adding some cranberries or florets and wrapping some fairy lights around the base. DIY Christmas Trees from Creative Ambitions Blogspot

This tree shelf craft is stunning and usable all around the year. You can stock your favorite décor pieces on it, then deck it up with Christmassy stuff when the holiday season is here. Place wrapped gifts, ornaments, and stockings to add life to the tree. You can even top off the pointed edge with a star. DIY Christmas Trees from Ana White

Could you have imagined something as un-festive as a newspaper being used to make a DIY Christmas tree? And not just any tree, a ridiculously good-looking one! With gorgeously folded and spray-painted newspaper bits and a gold star to top it off, it is a VISION! DIY Christmas Trees from Mother Earth Living

If you have been in search of some gorgeous Christmas tree ideas for your dinner table décor, then I doubt you can find a choice more appropriate than this. You will need a pack of plastic spoons, cut their ends off, and decorate them with spray paint or some silvery glitter glue. DIY Christmas Trees from The Heathered Nest

These DIY trees are a piece of art featuring beautifully made fabric layers, star toppers, and dangling beads. To stabilize these DIY Christmas tree cones, you will need a small Styrofoam ball for each. Just pass the ball over the tip and hot glue the next cone layer on top! DIY Christmas Trees from Fyne's Designs

Is anyone ever old enough to not be able to appreciate balloons? This tree is sure to win everyone’s hearts. You can mix and match balloons of different sizes and shades to give the tree more dimension or stick to the original idea. Either way, this tree will be greatly loved. DIY Christmas Trees from Milk Magazine

With its pretty ruffled paper leaves, it almost seems like a real tree that has weathered the fall bravely. This tutorial features the instructions for a full-size paper tree, so you'll need plenty of craft paper for this. Cut it into strips and punch holes in the paper so you can pass string decorations through it. DIY Christmas Trees from Lia Griffith

A DIY ornament mobile tree is so festive! You could hang this in the middle of your gathering area or in a corner. Whatever you do, make sure to use festive and bright colors for this. DIY Christmas Trees from Not Martha

If you thought a brown Christmas tree can’t ever look chic, then the DIY Pegboard Christmas Tree just proved you wrong! This tree is so pretty, even on its own. However, if you want to spruce it up, then hang a few ornaments through the pegboard's holes. DIY Christmas Trees from Hello Lidy

What a modern and stunning rendition of the Christmas tree! The DIY Copper Christmas tree requires using some large copper pipes. Despite copper being a predominantly industrial material, this Christmas tree is just as warm and welcoming as any other. DIY Christmas Trees from Lia Griffith

Rustic yet chic, this DIY Christmas tree is going to be the favorite pick for someone. It’s made out of spindles in such a clever way that you can’t help but stand and stare. This would perfectly complement a modern interior. If you’re hosting Christmas, consider making one of these for your mantel. DIY Christmas Trees from Country Design Style

The DIY Modern Wooden Tabletop Christmas Tree is rich in the Scandinavian vibe and so deliciously festive. It won’t take long to put together, and your table will seem more inviting than ever with a table topper this pretty. You can top it off with some fairy string lights or more ornaments if you like. DIY Christmas Trees from Curbly