23 DIY Holiday Decor Ideas to Deck the Halls With This Season

This easy ten minute project can be customized according to your style and is a unique, child-friendly idea. To pull off the temporary tattoo ornaments, adhere your favorite designs to a white ornament and then seal it with a thin layer of decoupage.

A great way to repurpose old ornaments or figurines or even "wrap" a gift card! Mama can make snow globes for the entire family in just a few simple steps. Display your collection on the mantel or use them as little stocking stuffers for friends and family!

For those looking for a more modern and minimalist look for their holiday decor, consider a DIY geometric wreath that you can make in less than 30 minutes. With just a wire wreath frame, metallic gold spray paint, and faux greenery, you'll be surprised with how chic-yet-festive your home looks.

Decorating with candy is always so much fun — and cheap! Grab some peppermints, a styrofoam ball, and a flower pot and get crafting for the holidays. Use a long cinnamon stick or wrap the wooden dowel that will support the topiary with ribbon for a more festive look.

Beautifully display all of the holiday cards you receive this year with a holiday card wreath! Clothespins, paint, and ribbon — and lots of holiday cards, of course! — are the main ingredients for a holiday craft that the entire family can help out with this year.

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Not only does crafting put you in the holiday spirit, but wreaths made with real cranberries is a fun project that the whole family can get in on.

Serve up some holiday cheer with Santa decorative cones! Red velvet-covered foam cones with bejeweled Santa belts — and a fluffy cotton ball on top! — are easy to make with a little glue and the right materials. Place them on an inexpensive tray surrounded by Christmas ornaments, and mama's got herself one cute Christmas display!

For those who love glitter! Check out this super cute and super easy holiday craft for the front door. This giant glitter-covered snowflake — made with wooden craft sticks, glue and some paint — doesn't have to live outside. We think this snowflake would look great in any room of the house!

With the risk of baby swallowing the Christmas tree needles (which seem to snow all over the floor every time you pass by the tree) or toppling it over, many new mamas are afraid of getting a tree for the holidays. We love the idea of a Christmas tree ornament mobile as an alternative! Just make sure you use shatterproof ornaments — for baby's sake.

A luxurious holiday decor DIY for mamas who don't have a lot of time to craft! This super easy and gorgeous shingle tree do-it-yourself project would add some glam to mama's holiday decor. Just make sure to keep it away from the kiddos, as it is all held together with pins.

Play up balsa wood's natural finish to give your tree a rustic vibe. After you use holiday cookie cutters to trace your desired shapes, the balsa wood ornaments are up to you and your family to decorate however you all see fit!

With this simple kit, you can create your own DIY wooden joy sign ($25) to decorate your front door or home.

Create your own Christmas sign with this jingle bells shadow box kit ($20). With assorted jingle bells and a silver glitter background, it's hard not to smile with this festive piece hanging in your home.

Task your children with helping you to transform any room into a winter wonderland with this DIY Christmas paper village craft kit ($9).

With your opt for a monochromatic red display or choice to make a green tassel to contrast your red honeycomb lantern, these oversized honeycomb tassel ornaments ($19) add a festive pop to any holiday bash.