Winter decor can bring beauty to your home for the holidays and the blustery months beyond.
Showcase these seasonal decorations for Christmas, then keep them on display all winter long.
Garland Candle Lanterns
Candles are a wintertime favorite.
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For embellishment, use fabric-wrapped wire to shape them into your hurricane shape.
Use greenery and white berries or even fresh herbs or juniper berries to decorate.
Place the winter decorations on your table or on your fireplace mantel for the remainder of the season.
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Evergreen Star Wreath
ThisDIY evergreen star wreathwill welcome the new year and look amazing while doing so.
Grab a wood or foam star shape and some evergreen branches and twigs and get to work.
Trying trimming down your evergreen branches to keep the desired star shape.
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Stringing real cranberries in front of your fireplace mantel looks effortless and makes a statement.
Use floral wire to tie pinecones throughout the garland.
Finish off the ends of this garland with some eucalyptus bunches to anchor your garland to your fireplace.
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Vintage Photo Pinecone Ornaments
Adorn your tree in vintage photos with thesehandmade pinecone ornaments.
Cut cardboard into circles, squares, and diamonds to use as the base of your ornament.
Hot glue the scales around the edge of the cardboard making sure to overlap them.
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Cut photos to fit inside the frame and glue them onto the cardboard.
Finish with gold twine with a loop at the top for easy hanging.
Showcase them on a garland or mantel once the holidays are over.
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Hot glue the shapes to a length of yarn and hang.
Use fabric in traditional Christmas red and green, or switch it up to match your holiday color scheme.
Rustic Winter Centerpiece
Versatile DIY decor that spans seasons is a smart investment of your project hours.
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A stunning centerpiece like this goes from fall to spring with a few easy seasonal additions.
Coat preserved magnolia leaves with spray paintand gold leafbefore attaching to a wreath form with hot glue.
A mixed-metal color palette adds dimension to this shiny DIY winter decoration.
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DIY Snowflake Garland
Bring a wintry touch to your home with this easy snowflake garland craft.
Fashion snowflakes out of crafts sticks instead of paper for a sturdier garland that will last year after year.
Use white spray paint and spray glitter for a snowy look.
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Hang thisDIY winter decoration across your mantelor trail it down a staircase banister.
Cozy Winter Candle Holder
Candles lend your home a warm ambience on chilly winter nights.
This DIY winter decoration idea adds an even cozier touch.
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Place a simple pillar candle inside to give off an inviting glow.
Gather an armload of sticks to create add a starburst look to a grapevine wreath.
A light coating of white spray paint gives the wreath a snow-dusted effect.
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For this easy display, place a store-bought spruce wreath atop an outdoor potting container.
Nestle a hanging sphere wrapped in lights at the center of the wreath.
Repeat for a handsome pair that can flank a front door or outdoor steps.
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To make this living wreath, coat a wire form with metallic spray paint.
Hang with wide ribbon.
Spritz the inside of a glass vase with water.
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Let it dry and spray another coat.
Asilk bowtops the festive winter decoration.
Warm Winter Decor
Use DIYwinter decoratingideas tocozy up your spacefor the holidays and the cold months beyond.
Embellish with beads and tassels to add color or add knots to add structure to the wall hanging.
Winter Pinecone Display
Look to nature for your DIY winter decoration inspiration.Pinecones make beautiful additionsto seasonal centerpieces.
Easy Plaid Runner
Perk up a plain jute runner or rug with a classic plaid pattern.
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A roller brush makes it easy to create straight lines.
Display the DIY winter decoration in an entryway to greet holiday guests.
While the water is wet, spray a light layer of metallic gold paint over the water beads.
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Let dry, then add a layer of gold glitter spray.
Tocreate these colorful feathers, tie strands of yarn to various lengths of florist’s wire.
Dip each yarn-wrapped wire into liquid starch to form a stiff feather shape.
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Attach the feathers to a grapevine wreath using hot glue.
Arrange a forest of trees across a mantel oron a holiday table.
Using a woodburning tool, add each guest’s name to a log slice.
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Glam DIY Winter Decor
Give a plain vase a glam makeover for an easy DIY winter decoration.
Start by spraying the outside of a glass vase with gold paint.
While the paint is still wet, add texture by spraying on a half-and-half vinegar and water solution.
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Use the technique on several vases of varying heights and group together as a table centerpiece or sideboard display.
Evergreen Winter Centerpiece
Bring your winter decorations to greater heights with a tiered centerpiece.
To make this beauty, secure a candleholder in the center of a large bowl using mounting putty.
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Cutting as needed, place the floral foam around the candleholder.
Insert greenery to fill the bowl.
Add snowberry and pinecones as accents.
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Cut floral foam to fit medium bowl and arrange greenery and accents inside.
Secure the medium bowl to the top of the candleholder with putty.
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