Creative oh-so-simple easy and quick Christmas craft ideas | London Creative Photographer

There’s 12 days left before Christmas so get decking the halls if you haven’t yet… Here are the creative oh-so-simple easy and quick Christmas craft ideas I’ve collated over the past few weeks – all in one blog. Click the individual links to see more details.

Advent Calendar

Just find some Christmas-themed tags. Stick them on wooden pegs. Hand on a hook. Clip anything you like on the pegs like memos little presents, a verse or Scripture, etc.

Buttons, doily, card and gift-wrapping

Use doily or any printed paper. Cut up paper in flower shapes. Loop buttons through a string, Wrap around presents. Use labels or stamps for the names.

Make wreath or tree shapes using buttons. Stick with glue and finish with a nice bow.

Buttons tree ornaments

Thread button through a wire. Make sure they are in different sizes starting with the widest diameter to the smallest. Twist wire at both ends.

Take a tree home in a jar

Buy some fake snow or use cotton. Fine a nice old jar. Fill with snow. The rest is self-explanatory!

You can use cars, houses, winter animals, other winter toys to put in the jar.

Christmas present ideas in a jar

This is so easy! Layer cake / cookies / cupcake dry in gradients in a jar. Top with lovely things like chocolate and nuts. Don’t forget to include a recipe inside. The recipient might need to ass oil, water and egg.

You can also use just freshly-baked cookies or marshmallows or sweets or homemade jam… and voila, you have a perfect lovely present.

Creative ideas with pine cones

I saved the pine cones from last year’s Christmas wreath. this year I want to recycle them, so here are some easy ideas. They instantly add some Christmassy cheer in the home.

Use as napkin centrepiece for table place settings or to decorate a present instead of a bow.

Simply put pine cones in a jar.

Use to surround candles and wreaths.

There you have it, six creative oh-so-simple so easy so inexpensive want to decorate your home with some Christmassy cheer. If you enjoyed this blog please share. Thank you!