If you plan on hosting a Christmas party this year, it comes as a prerequisite that you adorn your house with fancy Christmas decorations. Even without a party, your house can use a festive cheer with decorative touches. But you need not drive down to a local store and buy things to do so. Instead, you can just upcycle old and unused items and give them a brand-new life. In a bid to save the planet and also your pockets, try and make these Christmas decorations from discarded items you can easily find at home.
Making Christmas Decorations from Plastic Cups
We all possibly have an abundance of plastic cups at home that were bought to chug beer or juice for a party. Instead of throwing the leftover plastic cups, why not use them for decoration purposes? This may sound like an old-school idea but it is still very effective. Setting a trend by upcycling plastic cups into Christmas wreaths or bells can be the cover page story for a newspaper.
Homemade K-Cup Snowman Hat Ornaments
Paper Cup Bell
Red Solo Cup Christmas Wreath
Melted Plastic Cup Ornaments
Paper Cups String Lights
Paper Cup Diorama Ornament
Bottle Caps for Making Christmas Decorations
Show your creativity to family and friends by adorning your house with little bottle caps. It may sound absurd but these bottle caps can be used to make great decoration items like toppers and ornaments for your Christmas Trees. It is then totally up to you whether you want to hang these items at your entrance or the living area.
Bottle Cap Snowman Ornament
Macaron Ornaments
Bottle Cap Tree Topper
Bottle Caps Christmas Tree
Crafting Paper into Christmas Decorations
As children, we all used to make airplanes, boats, and balls out of a piece of paper. We cannot let the inner child die and this is a golden opportunity to revive the memories by converting paper into homemade Christmas stars and trees.
Origami Star Ornament
Recycled Paper Christmas Tree
Paper Tree Garland
DIY Paper Angel
Christmas Paper Decorations
Using Cupcake Liner to Make Christmas Decor
If you have wonky cupcake liners lying around that just won’t do for making desserts, don’t dispose of them. Instead, use them for home decoration. You can have your children go artistic with them and make a Christmas tree out of cupcake liners.
Cupcake Liner Christmas Tree
Christmas Tree Ornament
DIY Cupcake Liner Snowman
Cupcake Liner Tree Ornaments
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Christmas Decorations Using Wine Corks
With Christmas approaching, it is the perfect time to open up a few bottles of wine while sitting comfortably next to the fireplace. However, don’t throw out the wine corks into the dustbin, rather turn them into a home decoration.
Key Ring Wine Cork Ornament
Rudolph Reindeer Wine Cork Craft Ornament
Wine Cork Trees
Stacked Wine Cork Christmas Tree
Wine Cork Christmas Wreath
Wine Cork Snowman Tree Ornament
Wine Bottles for Christmas Decorations
Once you are done with wine corks, shift your focus to wine bottles. With a little creativity, empty wine bottles add to the aesthetic of the house and function as a great recyclable item of decor. Moreover, you can color and decorate them as candle holders or vases.
Wine Bottle ‘JOY’ Centerpiece
Wine Bottle Candle Holder
La Crema Candle Holder
Holidays Wine Bottle Crafts
Lit Wine Bottle Christmas Craft
Decorating with Socks
Pull up your socks before beginning your Christmas decorations to ward off the cold. Involve the socks in the home decoration as well. With basic supplies like socks, scissors, scrap fabric, and buttons you can make a cute little Santa, snowman, and gnomes to enhance your home décor.
No-Sew Santa Craft from Sock
No-Sew Sock Snowman
DIY Sock Gnomes
Baby’s Socks Keepsake Ornament
Wool Sock Christmas Wreath
Putting Wool to use
We are in a habit of disposing of clothes that don’t fit us anymore. However, instead of throwing your woolen clothing into the trash, you can simply turn it into a decorative article for holidays. A sweater ornament won’t be a bad idea and you can hang it on your front wall with the help of loops.
Christmas Tree Star Ornament from Wool
Sweater Ornament
Wrapped Yarn Christmas Tree Ornaments
Christmas Wreath With Wool Scarf
Cardboard for Christmas Decorations
Everybody has empty cardboard cartons lying in their house, especially during the holiday season and shopping. Don’t throw or burn them, instead, you reuse the cardboard for home decoration on Christmas. Be it Christmas Trees, stars, or tabletop decorations; cardboard décor can bring life to your party.
Hand Drawn Recycled Cardboard Stars
Cereal Box Christmas Tree
Cardboard Tabletop Christmas Tree
Cardboard Star Decoration
Using old CDs
With the advancement of the internet, OTT, and light storage devices like flash drives, the dependability on CDs has decreased. You can spot kids playing with CDs and rolling them on the floor like they are toy tires. If you have such a collection of CDs at home that is no longer in use, why not turn it into a recyclable Christmas decoration material?
CD and DVD Candle Holder
Broken CD Christmas Ornament
Paint and Glitter Christmas CD Ornament
Plastic Bottles for Decoration
With cold drink consumption, surely you have useless plastic bottles lying around in the house. With them being no longer in use, the dilemma is whether to throw them or burn them. However, both burning and throwing out are hazardous to the environment. One fancy alternative to save the environment is to upcycle these bottles into home décor items.
Recycled Plastic Bottle Baubles
Plastic Bottle Hanging Christmas Decoration
Plastic Bottle Christmas Tree
Light Bulb for Decoration
If you are wondering what to do with a fused light bulb, don’t worry we have got you covered here as well. Turn your light bulb into a snowman or a reindeer ornament. You can also color your bulb with glitter and paint to bring an artistic flick to your house.
Light Bulb Snowman Ornament
Ombre-Colored Light Bulb
Reindeer Light Bulb Ornament
Lightbulb Christmas Tree Ornament
Painted Lightbulb for Christmas Decoration
Using Waste Tin Cans
Turn your old tin can into a smooth and beautiful hanging candle holder. Hang the cans on your wall and light them up on Christmas Eve. If your home has tin cans that you once used to paint your house and are no longer in use, this is your best chance to put them into use again – be it as a candle holder or anything that you can craft for the Christmas season.
Tin Can Candle Holder
Hanging Tin Can Holder
Tin Can Christmas Tree
Tin Can Snowman
Using Egg Cartons
With Christmas around the corner, you can expect kids to have their naughty quotient wagging. Give little kids a chance to show their talent and creativity with egg cartons. Turning cartons into decorative items not only pumps their creativity but also makes them conscious of sustainability and recycling.
Egg Carton Snowman and Reindeer
Egg Carton Christmas Tree
Tires for Decoration
Tires are the last object that will come to your mind while doing home decorations but believe it or not, these rubber items will add aesthetic charm to your place if used properly. You can either use them as a planter or as a Christmas tree stand.
Recycled Tire Christmas Planter
Christmas Tire Ornament
Old Fabric Strips can be Reused
Old fabric strips can be used to beautify your home. Your old shirts lend a well-dressed touch to your holiday tree. The scrap fabric ornament can be placed on a Christmas tree and make your evening even more special.
Old Shirts Christmas Tree Ornament
Primitive Scrap Fabric Ornament
Scrap Fabric Twine Christmas Ornament
Toilet Paper Rolls are Useful
Do you remember the DIY tutorial on how to make a pumpkin out of toilet paper? Well, there is more to toilet paper than just making pumpkins. You can make tassel garlands or calendars using toilet paper rolls.
Toilet Paper Roll Tassel Garland
Toilet Paper Roll Christmas Trees
Advent Calendar Boxes
Toilet Paper Roll Gnome
Toilet Paper Roll Tree Ornaments
Toilet Paper Roll Christmas Tree
Mason Jars
Suitable for a bedside table, dining room, and any shelf, mason jars make a perfect Christmas decoration. Moreover, the usage of tea lights inside mason jars will make them stand tall among the rest. It is finally time to upcycle your mason jars into candle holders or convert them into a snowman.
Christmas Mason Jar Snowman
Mason Jar Lid Tree Ornament
Painted Mason Jar Votive Holders
Autumn Mason Jar Candle Holder
Christmas Tree Mason Jar Votive
Spare Wire Decoration
While making the base of your Christmas Tree topper, consider using a wire this time. A hanger used for holding clothes can be a good alternative to your Christmas Tree topper star. Fold and mold the wire in such a way that it looks decent on your Christmas tree.
Upcycled Wire Hanger
Wire and Bead Christmas Decoration
Wood and Tree Branches for Decoration
Speakers made from recycled wood and lampshades made from disposable wooden chopsticks are some examples of how wood can be utilized in beautiful items. Christmas Trees, candle holders, and ornaments are no exception and can be made using leftover wood pieces and tree branches.
Christmas Tree Ornaments
Tree Stump Candle Holder
Twig Christmas Tree
DIY Branch Christmas Tree
Christmas Tree with Upcycled Garland
Wood Chip Tree
Wood Bead Tree
Pine Cone Christmas Tree
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