Christmas is just around the corner! It's the perfect time to start decorating your home to get into the holiday spirit. What could be better than making recycled Christmas decorations with the family to prepare for D-Day? This year, in a resolutely ecological spirit, the team Kidlee offers you 10 DIY ideas for recycled Christmas decorations innovative and easy to make, allowing old objects to be recycled and given a second life during celebrations.
Christmas village in recycled bags
If you've got paper bags piling up in your cupboards, this is the perfect opportunity to recycle them into a gorgeous recycled Christmas decorations. To create this beautiful village, you'll need festively colored paint, scissors, red or green ribbon and glue. What's more, these house-transformed bags can also be used to wrap your Christmas presents, offering an original approach.
A recycled Christmas ball
If you've got old light bulbs waiting to be recycled, now's the time to get them out! Turn them into snowmen and reindeer to hang on your Christmas tree.
For this recycled Christmas decorationsAll you need is decorative paint, felt or polymer clay, fishing line, glue and felt pens! For shiny reindeer, you'll need glue or spray adhesive, lots of glitter and accessories to make the queen's eyes, nose and horns.
Find the tutorials of realization on Creative idea and Darr to be different.
Paper garland
Here's a great decoration idea Christmas salvage to make with your family from old newspapers, magazines or used book pages. All you need for this decoration is newspaper, glue and thread.
Your children will appreciate this relaxing activity of folding. For this DIY, simply accordion-fold three equal-sized pieces of paper, then glue them side by side to form a star. Then add string to create a suspension and your decoration is ready to hang.
For more inspiration, find other ideas on Pinterest.
DIY snow globe
These personalized snow globes are simply sublime! You can make them using items you already have at home: glass jars, old aquariums, candy dishes, miniature toys, foam.
The main thing is to have fun creating them with your children. You'll need glass containers, miniature figurines from the toy bin or your own, foam and glue. You can also decorate the outside of the containers with glitter, stickers or paint, adding the initials of family members. A magnificent recycled Christmas decorations.
Find the details of the realization on Think.Make.Share.
Cookie cutter garlands
In the DIY category recycled Christmas decorations If you're looking for an easy way to decorate your Christmas decorations, look no further than cookie cutter garlands. These molds, which we tend to collect in our kitchens, can become an excellent decorative alternative during Christmas. What's more, you can even reuse them to bake cakes after the festive season, before putting them away in their drawers. All you need to make these ornaments is wire and glue.
Find out more on The diy dreamer.
Keys in Christmas decoration recovery :
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In the same spirit as cookie cutters, old keys can be used as Christmas decorations to hang on the tree. All you need is some paint and red ribbons. Select a few unused keys, paint them, then hang them with a ribbon on your tree. To take things a step further, consider turning your keys into little characters like Santa Claus or Olaf.
Christmas decoration : Canned reindeer :
Here's a great idea for recycled Christmas decorations for your tin cans. Ask your little ones to help you make Santa's reindeer. To make them, you'll need brown spray paint, glue, eyes, pom-poms for the reindeer's snouts and small tree branches for horns. Once you've painted the cans, leave them to air-dry, then glue the ornaments to them to turn them into Christmas characters.
Find the details of the realization on You Brew My Tea.
Paperbagg snowman:
These snowmen are a creative alternative and will serve as beautiful recycled Christmas decorations ! Forget traditional gift-wrapping paper; this year, use it to create adorable men! Simply use your old paper bags. It's the perfect opportunity to give them a new lease on life!
Find the details of the realization on Crafty Morning
Snowy pine cones:
Here's another idea for making mini Christmas trees, but this time with cork! These adorable little trees are very easy to make. All you need are corks, colorful buttons and a little hot glue. These Christmas decorations are perfect for adorning your mantelpieces or your table during the festive season. You can even hang a few on your big tree! You can follow the Modeling Head tutorial for the realization!
Cork trees:
Here's another idea for making mini Christmas trees, but this time with cork! These adorable little trees for a recycled Christmas decorations are very easy to make. All you need are corks, colored buttons and a little hot glue. This reclaimed decoration will be perfect for adorning your mantelpieces or your table during the festive season. You can even hang a few on your big tree!
Find the details of realization in video on Crafty Morning.
