Snow Globe Cookie Jar 

PIC CREDIT : David Hillegas 

Step 1: Use a fine-tipped brush to paint small white dots on the outside of a glass Jar 

Step 2: Fill bottom of the jar with Snowball Cookies. Place small plastic trinkets inside for a snow globe-inspired vignette.

Step 3: Tie gift tag to jar with ribbon.

Wheelbarrow Tree Trolly

PIC CREDIT: Danielle Daly 

 

Put the tree in a sturdy stand as usual, then position firmly in a wheelbarrow. Instead of a tree skirt, use ornaments or other decor to disguise the stand.

Mason Jar Tree

Fill six like-sized mason jars with baubles, tinsel, greenery, or anything else you can think of. Assemble the jars in a pyramid, then wrap it with a shiny garland and top it all off with a star.

 

Holiday Cards Display

Use baker's twine and mini clothes pins to string up your holiday cards and turn them into festive wall decor.

Tea Light Snowman 

PIC CREDIT: PINTEREST 

These  tea lights aren’t going to win any awards by tricking people into thinking they have a real flame, but they are PERFECT for these little snowman ornaments. Simple and easy to make and fun for everyone. 

Step 1: Use the black Sharpie to draw a simple face onto the tea light

Step 2: Cut a piece of red pipe cleaner to approximately 2.5″ long.

Step 3: Curve it around the tea light and then add a small line of hot glue on both ends to hold it in place then Add a generous dab of hot glue where the ears would be and add the pom poms.

Step 4: Cut out a piece of ribbon to be approximately 4.5″ long. Then cross it over itself like in the picture below and add a small dab of hot glue to hold it together and then add a small line of glue to the back of the “scarf” like in the picture above 

Popsicle Christmas Tree Ornaments 

 

 PIC CREDIT: Pinterest 

These colourful popsicle are absolutely amazing for decorating your Christmas Tree and what not what and can be made in any colour your heart desires. 

Step 1: You’re going to want 5 different sizes of popsicle stick pieces cut to 1″, 1.5″, 2″, 2.5″, and 3″ lengths.

 Step 2: Use a utility knife to cut the popsicles Using a scrap piece of popsicle stick, maybe about 1/2″ long, add a generous glob of hot glue and sandwich a small piece of twine between the purple popsicle stick “trunk” and the small scrap. 

Step 3: Evenly space out all of your popsicle stick pieces on the purple popsicle stick then use a glue gun to attach them to the “trunk”.

Step 4: Decorate as per your wish let your creativity go wild.