40+ Creative Holiday Hacks To Make This Festive Season Memorable
There are a plethora of things to plan ahead of time now that the holiday season has arrived. Christmas is likely to be the most anticipated event of the year, so everyone will want to go all out to make it extra special. What suffocates the enjoyment of things? You’re on a tight budget or you’re trying to get the decor just right. We’ll have to get a little creative here!
Lamps of Many Sizes
The big day’s main attraction is the Christmas tree. You could argue that it’s the delicious aroma of food wafting through the air on Christmas morning, or the part where you get to exchange gifts, but the tree will be the first thing you’ll notice throughout the holiday season.
Lamps Of Many Sizes
There are a plethora of unique decorations to adorn your prized tree, as well as some handy tips! To highlight all aspects of the tree, hang two sets of fairy lights with different sized lamps.
Instant Gift Wrapping
It’s not a sin to admit that many of us have completely forgotten about Christmas shopping at times. It’s understandable; we wouldn’t blame you if you forgot to buy gifts for your loved ones in the midst of your preparations.
Instant Gift Wrapping
Wrapping gifts under time constraints, on the other hand, is far from simple, especially for a novice. Try this if you don’t have any fancy wrapping paper to hide your garbage-wrapping skills. Wrap your gift in regular paper and bend it outwards in half to make a Christmas tree shape.
Making Decorative Snowflakes
One of the most traditional Christmas decorations is making snowflakes out of paper. They’re not only perfect for the theme, but they’re also super simple to make. Why don’t you try making decorative snowflakes out of glue this time to mix things up a little?
Making Decorative Snowflakes
You can be as creative as you want with the shape and details, as well as the color. Plus, if there are children present, they will undoubtedly appreciate it. With this fun DIY idea, kids’ imaginations will be stimulated.
Using Leftover Wrapping Paper
That one with all the leftover wrapping paper. When you’re buying wrapping paper and aren’t sure how much you’ll need, it’s easy to get carried away. This is why, after wrapping their gifts, most people have an excess of wrapping paper.
Using Leftover Wrapping Paper
There’s no reason why you couldn’t get creative and make something special out of them! These wrapping paper cone trees make great abstract art for your home or office. Here’s how to make them in a few easy steps.
The Right Way
Countless people are afraid of ripping out their expensive wallpaper or having paint bits fall off when it’s literally ripped off, so they don’t put anything on their walls at all.
The Right Way
After years of debating whether or not to sacrifice the decor, we’ve come up with this brilliant solution to make the most of the situation. Apply some glue to a piece of sticky tape before sticking the paper decorations to the walls. The decor will no longer cause significant damage to your wallpaper.
Concealing the Base
Not everyone wants to decorate their home with a real Christmas tree. It could be because they care about the environment or because they want tree limbs strewn across their living room. You can always opt for an artificial tree that looks just as good.
Concealing The Base
The only drawback is the thin supporting stick that runs down the middle, which can be distracting. Put your tree inside a fancy cardboard box to hide the base. +2 for decoration, +5 for originality.
Dinner Sets in Festive Mood
Have you run out of “Christmas” crockery? You certainly do; you simply haven’t looked in the right place. The spirit of Christmas is to add sparkle to everything, so why not give the old, forgotten glasses in your cabinet a new lease on life?
Dinner Sets In Festive Mood
You can give them the holiday bling that everyone loves with some basic craft skills and the help of a few special markers! Decorate your glasses with a Sharpie to brighten them up for the dinner table.
Fairy Lights Turbulence
The whole point of hanging fairy lights is to draw attention to the dimming lights that illuminate the night, but it’s all for naught when that darn green power cable is strewn about trying to reach the electrical socket.
Fairy Lights Turbulence
Hide it behind the Christmas tree to avoid drawing unwanted attention to it. If that’s not an option, grab a can of gold spray paint and turn the cable into a decorative element. No one will be able to figure it out!
Salt Dough Ornaments
There’s no need to spend a lot of money on craft supplies when you can decorate your Christmas tree with things you’ve made yourself. This is yet another kid-friendly project that yields satisfying results.
Salt Dough Ornaments
Make decorations out of salt dough. This texture is very similar to clay, and you’ll find that it’s incredibly easy to work with. For your convenience, I’ve included a recipe for white salt dough.
Environment Friendly Bows
Christmas decorations don’t have to break the bank, and we’re here to remind you of that! If you don’t have the funds to purchase fancy wreaths and bows from the store, make your own!
Environment Friendly Bows
We discovered this excellent DIY hack for making a bow out of jute strips. It’s easy, cheap, and can be transitioned from one season to the next by changing the details. This decor will give your home the same warmth and rustic feel as the cute houses along the prairie.
Reflect, Shine, and Shimmer
Add a bunch of reflective elements to the tree if you’re looking for something creative to take your Christmas tree decorations to the next level. This will give the appearance of a brighter tree, and the fairy lights will look even better as a result.
Reflect, Shine, And Shimmer
This is a hack to consider if you want a tree that blinds everyone who walks into the house (figuratively speaking). Experiment with different-shaped mirrors to find the best-looking one.
Mini Christmas Tree
Depending on personal taste, Christmas trees can be whimsical, glamorous, or outrageous. A tiny Christmas tree, on the other hand, will never cease to be adorable no matter how it is decorated. Are you someone who gets extra excited about Christmas and wants to show it off?
Mini Christmas Tree
Get a mini tree for your desk if a large tree isn’t enough. Simply break off a few fig tree branches and arrange them neatly in a vase. That’s it – you’ve got yourself a miniature Christmas tree to decorate.
Hang the Wreath
Wreaths are a traditional Christmas decoration. Every home hangs one on their door before the big day, ranging from fresh ones made from finely trimmed bushes and leaves to reusable plastic ones.
Hang The Wreath
If your door doesn’t have a built-in hook, however, hanging wreaths can be a pain. It’s unlikely that you’ll drill a hole in your door for this purpose. To hang a wreath perfectly every time, get a command hook and stick it upside-down on the back of the door.
Clever Candle Trick
Candles are a great way to add a rustic, warm feel to your home, but a good one isn’t cheap. There’s always the issue of the candle melting unevenly, leaving you with something that won’t sit straight anywhere.
Clever Candle Trick
Here’s a way to get around it. Put your candle in a hurricane vase and cover it with a can. The filler is used less this way, and the candle sits up straight.
Saving More Filler
Fillers are a great way to dress up your crystal and glass jars and make them look fancier. When you don’t have enough fillers and need to fill up that apothecary jar, there’s a clever hack to save the day!
Saving More Filler
Fill half of the jar with the fillers. Fill the rest of the apothecary jar with the contents of an empty tissue paper roll in the middle. Even if the jar doesn’t have many sparkly decorations, it will look as if it does.
Holiday Screen Prints
Do you want a picture to hang in your home? Without a doubt! Is there a particular picture that you wish would adorn the walls of your home during the holiday season? Doesn’t it really lighten up the mood?
Holiday Screen Prints
Rather than spending extra money on a framed photo, save money by printing out your favorite holiday image and hanging it from a dowel. Try this with a collection of small photos to create a stunning collage.
Revamping the Garlands
Artificial garlands, on the subject of fluffing up faux trees, aren’t the best decorations on the planet, but they do the job. Try this clever hack if you’re not happy with how thin and unimpressive your faux garlands look.
Revamping The Garlands
To add volume to the garlands, use yard clippings, and floral wire. Put another way, you can go to a store that sells live trees and select some evergreens for the job.
Showing Off Cards
Holiday cards are adorbs, and they make a darling and one-of-a-kind decoration. Don’t just sit them out when you have a large number of holiday cards in storage. Instead, hang them up to let them shine.
Showing Off Cards
Attach your cards to ribbons tied around the house to display them. Put them in a prominent location where you’ll notice them. Guaranteed to bring a smile to your or someone else’s face.
Affordable Tabletop Trees
This annoys us because we have this perception that all nice Christmas decorations are somewhat expensive. Something doesn’t have to be expensive to show off your holiday spirit; a unique DIY project that also showcases your artistic sense will suffice.
Affordable Tabletop Trees
Make a cone out of cardstock and embellish it with bead garlands glued to the body for a classy yet affordable alternative to pricey, fancy tabletop trees. If you have children, try this with them to get their creative juices flowing.
Clean-Up Made Easy
Cleaning up can be therapeutic for some people, and all of the organizing and sorting can be quite enjoyable. The majority of us, on the other hand, don’t, and we’d go to any length to avoid it. How aggravating is it to set out a large meal, have everyone enjoy it, and then have to clean everything up – crumbs, wipe the table, etc.?
Clean Up Made Easy
Avoid this entirely by lining your table with brown kraft paper before setting out the meals. Simply pick them up and discard the bits and chunks once everyone has finished.
Ultimate Fall DIY Centrepiece
Pumpkins aren’t just for the fall; they’re also great for the winter holidays. While they are the star of the show during the year’s most spooky event, Halloween, they can also be used as a great centerpiece during the Christmas season.
Ultimate Fall DIY Centrepiece
We usually try to make Halloween as ghoulish as possible, but this year we tried to make it elegant. You can make the perfect fall-inspired mantle decor/centerpiece by hollowing out the insides of a pumpkin and inserting a vase.
Customizable Illusion Vases
It’s sometimes necessary to think outside the box in order to come up with something that will astound everyone. Like an optical illusion, which gives rise to the concept of an optical illusion vase. Layer two vases that are different sizes but have the same shape.
Customizable Illusion Vases
Fill the smaller one with flowers, and the larger one with mini dreidels or gelt. Your guests will look at you several times before they realize what you have done.
Adding Sparkle to Curtains
It should be a crime to overlook curtains as an important part of the overall interior design aesthetic. Drapes, when styled and chosen correctly, can make a significant difference in a home’s appearance.
Adding Sparkle To Curtains
You may have special drapes to hang up for the holidays or you may be using your old ones, but there’s nothing wrong with mixing in some fun elements. Curtain tie-backs can be made from old decorative bows or glistening necklaces. It can be simple and elegant, or it can be so gleaming that it causes someone to go blind.
Tomato Cage to Topiaries
Since it’s simple, inexpensive, and brilliant, repurposing is a big part of today’s “hack” guide. Who’d have guessed that tomato cages could be turned into artificial topiaries and actually look good? Turn your tomato cage over and wrap small fairy lights around it to make it more festive.
Tomato Cage To Topiaries
Nobody will know what you did, but it’s certainly in the spirit of the season. Something as simple as a tomato cage can be transformed into a stunning shelf piece with the help of multicolored fairy lights.
One With All the Candy
If you recognized the Friends reference, you’ll get bonus points! What could be more festive than holiday decorations? Of course, the decorations on the Christmas tree are edible. This is a childhood memory for many of us, and now you have the opportunity to recreate it.
One With All The Candy
Even so, since we’re looking at some craftier ideas today, here’s a modernized version of the candies that needs melting hard candy and cutting out festive shapes with cookie cutters. Here are the step-by-step instructions.
Making Cups Festive
Cups aren’t the most inventive items on the planet, but they’re extremely useful. As a result, when Christmas approaches, we become obsessed with ensuring that everything exudes the ultimate holiday vibe.
Making Cups Festive
With this hack, you can give your cup a festival makeover. Purchase a nice pair of holiday socks, cut them to fit the cup, sew the edges, and voila! You’ve got a cup that’s just as festive as your tree.
Instant Removable Wallpaper
The holiday season is upon us, and your room’s wallpaper/color scheme isn’t contributing to the festive atmosphere? We’ve all been in that situation and quickly forgotten about it.
Instant Removable Wallpaper
It’s not practical to change your room’s wallpaper to something super bright and fun just for the holidays, and it’s no better to put up new wallpaper. However, if you find a fabric you like, you can instantly turn it into a removable wallpaper by mixing it with water and cornstarch.
That’s a Unique Garland
There are garlands to suit any holiday theme on the market, but they may not be the best option if you’re on a budget. Why not create your own ribbon garland? It’s possible, and we like the way it looks.
That’s A Unique Garland
Make a string of fairy lights by cutting out strips of ribbon in any color you want. You now have a cute DIY garland that’s cute enough to hang around the house.
Holding the Lights in Place
Until you have to attach them to the wall, outdoor lights are all sparkly and magical. Tape simply won’t cut it, and the string will frequently become loose, causing it to move on its own.
Holding The Lights In Place
When the lights become unruly, using glue to tape them down is a brilliant hack. Apply hot glue to the socket on the light side and stick it where it’s needed. Hold it in place for a few seconds until the glue dries completely, then remove it.
Fake but Real
For a long time, you’ve been feigning enthusiasm for your fake Christmas tree. Of course, you want it to look better than the cheap plastic tree you bought at the supermarket. Make your artificial Christmas tree stand atop a real tree trunk to give it the appearance of being real.
Fake But Real
Look for a tree stump at your local tree service and carve a hole in the middle to fit the faux’s base. Incorporate the beauty of nature into your home decor with ease.
How to Hang Banners?
Banners, like wreaths, are extremely inconvenient to hang. We’ll give them a pass because they’re festive and show purpose. Not only are banners appropriate for the holidays, but they are also appropriate for other occasions.
How To Hang Banners?
They’re an inexpensive way to spruce up the house, and they come in a variety of colors, patterns, designs, and writings. Use mini commander hooks on your mirrors or the top of your door frame to hang them like wreaths.
It’s a Snowy Miracle
Art supplies are a thing of the past! Coffee filters can be used to make delicate snowflakes decorations for your home. Make yourself a cup of coffee and save the filter paper for this heartwarming holiday season. Fold a few of them and flatten them out.
It’s A Snowy Miracle
Take a pair of scissors and cut out any snowflake pattern you want. Your inventive paper creations will always be symmetrical and perfectly round, but no two will be alike!
Tie it Up
The essence of the holiday season is captured in red fabric, and red bows are everything we love in one giant knot for this time of year. Decorate the doors with these creative DIY bows.
Tie It Up
We like a combination of dark and light red organza, but you can use any festive fabric you want. Also, cut-up bedsheets! Wrap the fabric around the door you want to cover and staple it in place. The stunningly bright decor will pleasantly surprise your guests.
Festival of Scents
Why should the aroma of the most delectable festive foods be limited to the home of a master chef? You can do it, too, and it’s incredibly easy. Fill a pot halfway with juicy oranges and plump cranberries, plus fragrant herbs and spices like nutmeg, cinnamon, and cloves.
Festival Of Scents
Do you have any other favorite ingredients? Put that in right away. Allow the mixture to simmer on the stove, filling the room with a spicy aroma. You can’t blame us if everyone on the street comes up to us and asks for a sniff!
Minty Fresh and Crunchy
These adorable little candy-cane placeholders are everything you need to make your dinner time the best with a short and sweet twist on table settings (and most Instagram friendly).
Minty Fresh And Crunchy
Candy canes are a must-have during the holiday season, so most people stock up. Place food labels or name cards inside the two front “hooks” of two upside-down canes, and your holiday dinner table will look like a Pinterest photo.
Very Own Personalized Wreath
Although the most impressive statement-piece wreaths are exorbitantly priced, you shouldn’t let this dampen your holiday spirit by leaving your front door unadorned. There’s no need to spend money on a wreath when you can make one yourself using two old/new ones.
Very Own Personalized Wreath
Simply nestle a smaller wreath inside a larger faux wreath, tie it together with a pretty, decorative ribbon, and hang it as a single unit. Is it possible that no one will ever know? Not likely.
Fluffy Christmas Tree
Artificial Christmas trees, unless they’re outrageously expensive, don’t even come close to the real thing. They’ve quickly gained popularity, however, because they’re affordable for a wide range of homes.
Fluffy Christmas Tree
One of the most common criticisms of these fake trees is how frail and unimpressive they appear. No need to be concerned. Give your fake tree the volume and fluff it needs by layering two artificial, low-cost wreaths. It’ll look a lot better now.
Pine Cone Bug Repellent
Did you know that pine cones can be used to keep pesky bugs out of your house? It’s easy to attract a lot of unwanted guests during the holiday season, with all the wonderful aromas of food filling the air.
Pine Cone Bug Repellent
The best part is that you can use them as decoration to keep bugs away. Clean and dry the pine cones. This can be accomplished by baking them for half an hour at 200 degrees. This also keeps unwanted moisture out of the house.
Top of the Tree
The Christmas tree isn’t complete without a topper. These toppers define the entirety of one’s Christmas decorations, thanks to a wide range of customized options available on the market, so don’t skimp on this step. It’s not easy to find a tree topper that meets all of your requirements.
Top Of The Tree
If it’s too heavy, the branches will be weighed down; if it’s too tall, it’ll hit the ceiling, and the design will be a source of further concern. Make a lightweight, simple, inexpensive, and completely unique pipe cleaner topper!
Remembering Where Everything Went
The post-holiday clean-up session is by far the most difficult part of any holiday. All of the reusable decorations must be removed and stored in boxes until the next time.
Remembering Where Everything Went
When you take something out of a box and use it, the box appears to shrink by the time you want to put everything back! Don’t panic. Simply take a photo of the entire box before removing the decorations to use as a reference when it comes time to replace everything.
Stair Slide for Penguins
When it comes to holiday decorating, most people concentrate on their front entrances, living rooms, or any other room in which they will be entertaining guests. The stairwell, on the other hand, is frequently overlooked in homes.
Stair Slide For Penguins
The stairwell, as one of the most used areas of a home, should be included in any holiday decorating scheme. A family of penguins and their friends used the handrail of their stairwell as a slide. This person created a whimsical winter wonderland using dolls, fake snow, and fairy lights.
Salt Dough Hands and Feet
One of the simplest and least expensive crafts to make is salt dough. You don’t have to worry about your kids getting their hands dirty with this dough because it’s made with non-toxic ingredients.
Salt Dough Hands And Feet
To make an imprint, gently press the child’s hand or foot into the dough after it has been prepared. Bake according to the directions on your salt dough recipe once it’s done. Apply paint after it has cooled. Long after your child has grown up, these ornaments will help you remember those special moments.
Hand Wreaths
Making a wreath out of paper cutouts of hands is another way to celebrate the holidays with your family. Trace the hands on green construction paper with a pencil, then carefully cut them out.
Hand Wreaths
Make the base of the wreath by cutting out a ring-shaped piece of paper. Layer and glue the cut out hands around the wreath base, ensuring that they are completely covered while maintaining the circular shape. Additional decorations, such as sequins, other paper cutouts, or bows, can be added at this point.
All Aboard the DIY Express
Many people associate trains with the holiday season, from elaborate model train sets to popular films like The Polar Express. You can now surprise your loved ones with a train full of gifts thanks to this clever DIY hack.
All Aboard The DIY Express
Begin by painting several milk cartons in festive colors, then adding train components such as wheels and lights. This train is not only a fun way to store gifts, but the boxes can also be reused in the future.
Gingerbread House Party
One of the most memorable aspects of the holiday season is making a gingerbread house. This edible engineering activity can be a fun way for friends and family to get together. However, one disadvantage of this activity is that it can be messy.
Gingerbread House Party
This holiday hack shows how properly organizing your workstation can keep your gingerbread house construction from becoming a sticky disaster. Each builder was given their own section with frosting “cement” and access to all of the candy decorating supplies by this person.
From Pool to Table
The cost of holiday decorating can quickly add up, making it difficult to find room in your budget for centerpieces. This clever holiday decorating hack proves that pool noodles aren’t just for swimming; they can also be used to create a lovely centerpiece for very little money.
From Pool To Table
Simply cut the pool in half lengthwise to create a flat base. Attach ornaments, fake flowers, lights, and other decorations to the noodle using wire until it is completely covered. Because of how simple and inexpensive it is to make, this decoration hack has gone viral.
A Bright Idea
Recycling is always important, but it is especially important during the holiday season when so many items can be repurposed as holiday decorations. This clever hack proves that burned-out lightbulbs don’t have to be discarded.
A Bright Idea
This person used paint and other crafting materials to turn a variety of different shaped light bulbs into adorable ornaments. Simple or elaborate designs can be used to make these lightbulb ornaments. People of all ages and artistic abilities will enjoy making them because of their versatility.
DIY Snow Globe
Snow globes have a special meaning for many people. Seeing a snow globe on a mantel can bring you joy, whether it’s a souvenir from a memorable trip or a gift from a loved one.
DIY Snow Globe
Simply adhere the desired item to the underside of a mason jar lid with a dab of glue. Add water, a drop of glycerin, and glitter to the mason jar. Screw the lid with the glued item onto the jar once the glue has completely dried. Enjoy!
Clever Ornament Storage Solutions
Choosing the ornaments to adorn your Christmas tree is one of the most exciting aspects of holiday decorating. Some holiday decorators prefer to stick to a specific color scheme, while others repurpose sentimental ornaments.
Clever Ornament Storage Solutions
Whatever ornaments you select, one thing is certain: storing these priceless baubles can be a challenge. Many ornaments are made of delicate materials such as thin glass, metal, or other materials. This holiday hack allows you to store your ornaments safely so that they can be the talk of the town for years to come.
Painted Windows
Nothing beats waking up to the first snowflakes of the season falling outside your window. While not everyone has the opportunity to witness this firsthand, creating your own snowflakes and placing them on your window can be a close second.
Painted Windows
Every time you look out your window, you’ll be reminded of the holiday season thanks to this hack. Add messages or pictures to your window with acrylic paint or other easily removable glass-safe paint. Are you unsure of your artistic abilities? Stencils with holiday themes are readily available and simple to use.
The Cutest Cup of Cocoa
Although flashy and expensive gifts are always popular, many people believe that the best gifts are those that are made at home. This delightfully simple gift will make the recipient smile while also keeping them warm.
The Cutest Cup Of Cocoa
Fill a triangular-shaped bag with basic hot cocoa ingredients, layering them to resemble a reindeer. Close the bag and add a brown pipe cleaner for “antlers.” To make the reindeer’s nose, use googly eyes and a red pompom. We’re confident that every sip of cocoa will remind the recipient of your kindness.
Rustic Touch
Though many holiday decorations feature bright colors or a lot of glitter, this holiday decoration is a refreshing change from the norm. Add natural rope to a piece of driftwood or a branch to hang neutral-colored ornaments.
Rustic Touch
The rustic appeal of this piece of decor is enhanced by ornaments made of natural materials such as wood, glass, and cotton. String thin fairy lights between the wood and ornaments for a finishing touch. This nature-inspired decoration is so lovely that you might want to keep it up after the holidays are over.
Hot Cocoa Bar
Nothing says “holiday season” quite like a cup of hot chocolate, even if you’re spending the holidays in a tropical location. This hot, chocolatey beverage is the ideal way to ring in the new year.
Hot Cocoa Bar
Guests will love this holiday season party hack because they can make their own cup of hot chocolate. Guests have a variety of toppings, syrups, and flavors to choose from. The best part about this hack is that it can be tailored to your specific needs. This interactive and customizable beverage bar will be a hit with your guests.
Clever Card Tree
It is a time-honored holiday tradition to exchange greeting cards during the holiday season. However, one of the most difficult aspects of receiving cards is deciding where to keep them. While some people keep these sentimental notes in shoe boxes or drawers, this holiday decorator decided to use them as part of their holiday decorations.
Clever Card Tree
Arrange your holiday greeting cards in the shape of a Christmas tree to show off your collection. Guests will be delighted to see their heartfelt messages displayed in such a unique way.
Stemware Snow Globe
It is not necessary to spend a lot of money on elegant holiday decorations. Simple stemware and ornaments, as well as other items, can be used to make these DIY decorations. Simply decorate the wine glass or other type of stemware as desired, then carefully turn it upside down on a base.
Stemware Snow Globe
The stemware’s base can be used to hold a candle, creating a sophisticated look that’s ideal for dinner parties. This holiday hack is also a great way to make use of mismatched or extra stemware you might have on hand.
Cleaning Wax Off the Menorah
Menorahs may have lost favor in some households over the years, but they are still one of the most religiously significant aspects of Hanukkah. Standing on any shelf, all of the candles look fantastic. It’s a different story when it comes to cleaning one.
Cleaning Wax Off The Menorah
All of the melted and cooled wax was dispersed all over the body, which was quite annoying. Place the menorah face down on a baking tray and bake it at a very low temperature to make your life easier. There is no need to scrape!
Vase Cookie Stamp
Cookies are an essential part of the holidays (and, if we’re being honest, every day of the year!) Whether you’re giving cookies as gifts or filling sheets of cookies to satisfy your daily cravings, make them a little fancier to complete the overall vibe.
Vase Cookie Stamp
Use the base of a crystal vase with a nice design as a stamp for the cookie design. Everyone will be curious as to where you got it. Plus, it’s just plain entertaining, so why not?
Secure the Gingerbread House!
It’s all fun and games until the gingerbread house collapses and the children begin to sob uncontrollably. Perhaps you’re crying because you’re an adult who can’t seem to put together a proper gingerbread house. Isn’t it kind of a bummer that it ruins the entire day?
Secure The Gingerbread House!
Build the tasty house around a large goldfish box to avoid a massive collapse (and mess). The shape is fantastic, and the rigid cardboard will make constructing the delectable home a breeze.
Hang from the Chandelier
Wreaths, wreaths, and even more wreaths! During the holiday season, we can’t get enough of them, and we know you can’t either. If you’ve already hung some on the front (and back) door and want to bring the sparkle inside, hang the ornaments from your dining room light fixtures, or even better, the chandelier!
Hang From The Chandelier
Just use a ribbon to try to tie the ornaments in place at different heights to create a one-of-a-kind decor piece that will keep you entertained all through the season.
Adorable Pumpkin Bowls
Pumpkins are such versatile vegetables (read: ornamental pieces) that we’re not sure why they’re only used for Halloween. They’re equally beautiful for Christmas or Hanukkah decorations, and here’s a clever way to use them.
Adorable Pumpkin Bowls
Make bowls out of small pumpkins that can fit in the palms of your hands and use them to serve dip, soup, or even as an ice chest! These could be a great addition to your Thanksgiving dinner next year, so give them a shot.