Add a personal touch and extra love to your home with these easy homemade Christmas decorations.
Got a few driftwood sticks? You can make them part of your Christmas decorations by wrapping them with yarn that matches your Holiday color scheme. Seen on Poppy Talk.
Nothing is easier than attaching a bow to something. I scored this awesome large and heavy monkey fist knot door stopper in a local store. Look around your home. Maybe you have something that would dress up nicely with a bow for a Coastal Christmas Holiday.
Chances are you have a garland too. So I added bows to My Shell Garland -instant festivity! Glittered pipe cleaners were all I had. I might buy some ribbon and change them out. But to me, putting together a few easy homemade Christmas decorations also means, using what I already have and not worry about it. It might not be perfect, but perfect enough.
I love the idea of grouping Christmas balls together. If you have Wire Baskets, even better. And blue always reminds of the sea.
Then, add jewelry pieces to a vase that's filled with shells. This easy festive idea comes from Beach House Living. Even though she created this Glamorous Beach Vase in the summer, I think anything sparkly and shiny works for the Holiday season.
And speaking of shiny. Paint shells silver or gold. And the more the merrier. You can spray paint all those not so perfect shells and place them in a jar. This collection adds festivity to a bathroom. Original source unknown.
More sparkle. A simple beachy candle jar gets a Christmas Holiday makeover with a cobweb of wire and beads. Seen at Country Living.
And of course, add Lights. Don't throw your pretty wine bottles away. A string of lights and seaglass pieces were added. Seen at Everything Coastal. Glass vases and jars are perfect for this too.
Paint something coastal in the traditional Christmas colors of red and green. A buoy from the flea market is transformed into a Holiday Decoration. Via Beach House Living.
Painting beach rocks is another super easy Christmas craft. And it is pretty much free, if you don't count the paint and brush.
