From twinkle lights to Christmas Icicle, there are many great ideas for you to decorate your house during the Christmas season. You have no professional obligations during Christmas vacation. You have plenty of time to use glitter galore, loads of plaid decor and other pieces of decor to decorate your house. This is the time when you run your imagination and creativity wild to completely change the ambiance of your house by putting beautiful pieces of decors on display. Want to turn your dining table into a standout centerpiece? You can hang a beautiful crystal chandelier just above the dining table. Using Christmas Icicle for decoration is another good idea. In this article, we have listed the c.
You can use these ideas to decorate different areas of your house such as the living room or kitchen.
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Christmas Icicle
Christmas decorations can’t be completed without beautiful Christmas Icicle lights.
DIY Citrus Garland
You can also use fruits in your decor setup. All you need is dried citrus, wire or nylon thread or twine to assemble this garland.
Hang Stocking
Carefully hanging child’s stockings for Santa is an important part of Christmas decorations and celebration. You can hang them on top of your piano and other unsuspecting places.
Ice Skates Wreath
This year you should try an unexpected design instead of a traditional wreath. What about ice skates wreath?
Crafty Leaf Garland
You can use DIY leaf garland to decorate your Christmas dining table. Red jingle bells and green craft paper are the supplies you need to display your creativity through a crafty leaf garland.
Christmas Cookies
Gingerbread garland does not only look good but also smells good. The base for gingerbread garland is Cinnamon applesauce dough.
Berries Galore
It is a simple garland that can take your decoration to the next level. Wrap garland in red berries for a unique holiday entrance. You can frame your door with a perfect accent.
Go Jolly with Decorations
A festival season brings a lot of reasons to smile. However, if you want to boost your smile, you can hang a light-up sign featuring the catchiest phrase.
Bold Palette
This holiday season, embrace bold colors. This year give a break to the traditional Christmas palette. Combine white and bright green. You can turn your living room into a playful one. Finish the look with pops of gingham.
Get a Mini Tree
A baby Christmas tree is perfect for your dining table. You can try a bow at the place of a traditional star.
Pops of Plaid
Festive plaid pattern stockings are enough to boost the cozy factor of your living room.
Snowflakes
Want to make sure that Christmas cocktails do not ruin your table? You can stitch up snowflake coasters with a crochet needle.
Felt Tree Hurricanes
Spruce up your table for a crafty, playful look. Deck out glass hurricanes in the felt Christmas tree. Green theme with spruce branches, cloth napkins and complementary dishware.
Cherish the Reason
Consider using a collection of angel statues to decorate your house.
Festive Pillow
Introduce a cozy throw pillow when you are watching a holiday movie with your family. A white ribbon topped red pillow with a bit of greenery to enliven is ideal for your sofa or chair.
DIY an Advent Calendar
If you are not into a traditional toy advent calendar, then the whole family can work together to make a DIY advent calendar.
Wrap garland Around Bedposts
When you have this felt holly leaf garland, you don’t have to worry about rogue pine needles. You can weave it between the bed frame and bedposts.
A Snowy Display
A Santa Claus miniature display with reindeer looks and a fake snow bed can be awesome.
Make a Cocoa Station
You can create a cocoa brewing station and complete it with stirrers, mugs and a dispenser.
Display Christmas Cards
Don’t stuff Christmas cards in a drawer. You can frame and use them to decorate your house. Adding string lights creates more festive looks.
Candy Effect
If you don’t want the traditional green and red, you can use candy-colored ornaments.
Deck the Walls
Go creative when you have lots of gifts underneath the tree. A gift-covered bookshelf is a good idea.
