19 xmas crafts decorations christmas lights ideas

Beautiful 30″ LARGE SANTA Traditional Christmas Holiday Wreath for your front door porch entrance entryway wall hanging home d?cor . Holiday wreath decoration. Made on a large Pine wreath base, accented with mesh, ribbon ,bows, presents, ornaments, Christmas lights and various other Christmas decorating accents. Measures approximately 28”- 30” although Santa legs extend beyond the wreath. **Indoor/Outdoor but for best longer lasting results display in a covered or protected area. Over time exposure to sun and weather may cause some fading…. some materials more than others

Beautiful 30″ LARGE SANTA Traditional Christmas Holiday Wreath for your front door porch entrance entryway wall hanging home d?cor . Holiday wreath decoration. Made on a large Pine wreath base, accented with mesh, ribbon ,bows, presents, ornaments, Christmas lights and various other Christmas decorating accents. Measures approximately 28”- 30” although Santa legs extend beyond the wreath. **Indoor/Outdoor but for best longer lasting results display in a covered or protected area. Over time exposure to sun and weather may cause some fading…. some materials more than others

Colourful DIY paper Christmas lights.

21 BRIGHT IDEAS To Repurpose Vintage Christmas Lights! Here are awesome ideas for ways to reuse old-fashioned Christmas lights for fun (and safe) new Christmas decor and Christmas crafts! #christmascrafts #christmasdecor #repurpose #reuse #upcycle #vintagechristmaslights #oldfashionedchristmaslights #ideasforoldfashionedchristmaslights #ideasforvintagechristmaslights #waystorepurposecintagechristmaslights #waystoreusevintagechristmaslights #waystoreuseoldfashionedchristmaslights #lightbulbcrafts 21 BRIGHT (& safe) ideas to reuse your vintage Christmas lights! It’s best to not plug in old fashioned bulbs, but they can still make great holiday decor!

This Lighted Burlap Garland adds a rustic touch to holiday decor and can be used year after year! The best Christmas Garland with Lights tutorial.

Check out these homemade DIY outdoor Christmas decorations that make it cheap and easy to get your home and yard in the Christmas spirit this season!

Cute little farmhouse inspired rustic mason jar light decor for your home! This sweet little red trailer with wreath is sitting on wooden stump and filled with some realistic snow and just the right amount of fall sparkle with crystal snowflakes. Finished off with coordinating lid, band and gingham ribbon. This also comes standard with LED battery operated color changing light with remote control(3AAA batteries, light built into the lid). You have the option of 16 static colors and 4 color changing light progressions. The unique thing about Jenni Jars is that absolutely NOTHING is adhered to the outside of the jar! This not only makes it easy to clean but keeps your vinyl design safe and protected. Feel free to visit my Pinterest(dsnechk22) to see video of this jar rotating through it’s color progressions. Height 6.44 inches Outside Diameter 3.38 inches Circumference 12 inches

How to Make DIY Christmas Light Balls

How to Make DIY Christmas Light Balls

You can completely customize all of your Christmas decor.

reuse old vintage Christmas lights or use new replacement bulbs – both make for cute Glitter Holiday Bulbs! reuse old vintage Christmas lights or use new replacement bulbs – both make for cute Glitter Holiday Bulbs!

Set the season with our Snowman and Santa Lighted Filled Canning Jar. Mason jars are a quintessential part of country Christmas decor, and these festive ornaments don’t disappoint! The old-timey winter scenes have a nostalgic feel. Perfect for Christmas and through the Winter season. Measurement: 4″ x 4″ x 6.5″, Made of glass, plastic, polyester, metal and wire Requires 3 AA batteries, not included Set of 2 assorted styles reuse old vintage Christmas lights or use new replacement bulbs – both make for cute Glitter Holiday Bulbs!

17 Apart: DIY: Tomato Cage Christmas Tree Lights Over the weekend we tackled a fun and easy little Christmas decor operation — making lit up Christmas tree decorations from tomato cages and a string of LED lights! I’d seen the idea of re-using tomato cages in the winter months for holiday decor on Pinterest and kept the thought in my back pocket until now. We liked the idea of re-using something we already had around the house that would be fine out in the elements. Project Supplies JavaScript is currently disabled in this browser. Reactivate it to view this content. This project was really just a matter of strategically wrapping a string of Christmas lights around an upside-down tomato cage to get the look and feel of a Christmas tree, but you know us — you’re getting the full breakdown below! We went with dome shaped LED lights — we liked the idea that LED’s would be fine outside and use barely any energy. And frankly, they are everywhere you look these for Christmas lights! The “cool white” struck our fancy, but you could go crazy with colorful lights if you like. I stacked two of the same size tomato cages on top of one another to create a stronger support base for the lights — then I just twisted them a little so the vertical lines didn’t match up, giving more of a circular structure for wrapping the lights around. If you have different sized tomato cages, this is the point in time where you could get really creative with the stacking — making varied heights for your trees. After stacking the cages, Tim secured a couple rubber bands at the tips of the cages (where you would normally stake them into the ground) to create that perfect tree point. From here on out it was all about wrapping the string lights. To conceal both the rubber band and end outlet of the string lights, I threaded them up through the tip of the cage with the outlet facing down — then tightly began wrapping the cord around the top of the cage until everything was nicely hidden: Then I just kept wrapping the lights down the support, extending the cord a little bit with each turn to create a varied effect. You could wrap them at full thickness all the way around or even make interesting criss-crossed patterns if you have 2 strings of lights to work with on the same cage. Once wrapped down to the base, I just secured the outlet to the wire with the twist tie the string lights came in — and voila: We can’t forget the test lighting: Not bad for a 15 minute project, eh? As for getting them outside, we just propped them atop the little wooden side tables we’d picked up at a weekend sale over the summer and Tim shimmied up under the front stairs to rig all the electrical cords — love that guy. They make these string lights with battery packs now too, so you could save plugging in all together! They’re a fun and subtle update for the outside of the house. Neither Tim nor I have been big “decorate the entire outside of your house with lights” people, so this was a fun in-between decoration for us. If you look closely at the photo above, you’ll notice Basil looking out from the front door window. If you look even closer, you’ll notice Tim poking his head out the bottom left house window. Evidently he was playing a joke on me while I grabbed these shots and we both had a good laugh when we loaded them later! One last fancy photo: This year we just kept it really simple with this project, but since doing it I’ve been seeing lots of different takes you can really dress these guys up with for the holidays — things like tree trimmings, sticks, ornaments, ribbons and more. I love the versions I’ve seen topped on urn planters to make topiaries and have even seen them placed indoors on either side of the fireplace. I think they’d look great in multiples too — so, all of this gives us good inspiration to take this idea to the next level for holidays to come! What holiday decorating projects have you been taking on this season?

We found some vintage Christmas lights and one strand didn’t work, So I decided to turn them into ornaments instead of throw the bulbs away. So they started out like this…. I used twine to make the loop, i just hot glued twine from one side to the other on the top then used more hot glue and twined all the way around the top to make it look more finished. After that I used modge podge all over the bulb and used silver glitter to coat it completely. I let that dry over night then We found some vintage Christmas lights and one strand didn’t work, So I decided to turn them into ornaments instead of throw the bulbs away. So they started out like this…. I used twine to make the loop, i just hot glued twine from one side to the other on the top then used more hot glue and twined all the way around the top to make it look more finished. After that I used modge podge all over the bulb and used silver glitter to coat it completely. I let that dry over night then

These DIY lighted Christmas stars are easy to make, and they look great indoors or outdoors. Put one inside near the tree, and see how the room glows!

Perfect for Christmas trees, tabletop, door frame, doorway, window, railing, garden, wedding, winter holiday party, indoor|outdoor decorations. They are also a festival gift to your friends or family.Package includes:Waterproof Led String Lights Indoor / OutdoorColor – White / Warm White / ColorPack snowflake string light (Total length: 32.8 ft, 19.6 ft, 16.5 ft). The snowflake decoration contains 100, 80, 50, 40 Snowflake LED lights, a non-waterproof battery case powered by 3 AA batteries (NOT Perfect for Christmas trees, tabletop, door frame, doorway, window, railing, garden, wedding, winter holiday party, indoor|outdoor decorations. They are also a festival gift to your friends or family. Package includes: Waterproof Led String Lights Indoor / Outdoor Color – White / Warm White / Color Pack snowflake string light (Total length: 32.8 ft, 19.6 ft, 16.5 ft). The snowflake decoration contains 100, 80, 50, 40 Snowflake LED lights, a non-waterproof battery case powered by 3 AA batteries (NOT INCLUDED). Voltage: 29V, wattage: 6W. There are 2 modes of switch: flashing and steady on. The snowflake wire is flexible and bendable, which means that you can bent or adjust any shape to meet your decoration demands. Note: Kids should use only under adult supervision. Please keep away from water. When taking pictures of the light, the color of the snowflake light will change after the camera uses the filter. No filter, the snowflake light color is white. _____________________________________________ * We offer the best prices around on high-quality products. * We are always working hard to ensure your package arrives as soon as possible. * We offer a 30-Day Return Policy USA Seller Fast Free Shipping Best Price!

This glowing snowflake wreath is easy to make with snowflake ornaments and a strand of Christmas tree bulbs. The wreath is gorgeous at night above a mantel!

How to hang Christmas or Holiday lights outside without spending hours to do it. A genius way to hang Christmas Lights that stand up to high winds and is super easy!

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