75 Cheap and Easy DIY Christmas Decor Hacks

Save time and money with these Christmas decor hacks. There are plenty of creative tips and tricks for decorating your home for Christmas on a budget. From cheap Christmas decor storage ideas to creative ways to repurpose common household items into DIY Christmas decorations, these easy ideas will make your yard and home look as festive as possible without breaking the bank.

Outdoor Christmas Decor Hacks

Save your leftover $1 pumpkin pails to make an outdoor snowman decoration
from Crafty Morning

outdoor-lollipopCreate giant Christmas candies using paper plates and wooden dowels
from Smart School House

Make a Christmas Tree from a tomato cage and decorate using garlands, lights, etc.
from Two Twenty One

Create light balls out of chicken wire and Christmas lights
from Christmas Lights, Etc.

Spray paint $1 flower pots to make these giant bells
from Kenneth Wingard

Make giant ornaments using balls and $1 cake pans
from Smart School House

Make a Snowman on your porch with this easy DIY idea. (source unknown)
All you need is black and orange felt, double sided tape & fabric for the hat and scarf

Make a Christmas ornament wreath out of a wire coat hanger
from Six Sisters’ Stuff

Make a giant Christmas wreath using two $1 pool noodles
from Sweet Pickins

Hang lights using a glue gun (warning: only do this on brick, and not painted surfaces)
from My Six Ring Circus

Use leftover pumpkins to make a snowman
from Nola Girl at Heart

Use a foam block and wire coat hanger to make Christmas porch light swag
from In My Own Style

Create a Christmas tree light display using a tomato cage
from 17 Apart

Organization & Storage Christmas Decor Hacks

Use egg cartons to store your smaller ornaments to prevent them from breaking
from Hefty

Shrink wrap your Christmas Tree with all the ornaments and lights on it so that you will save time putting it up next year
from Designs Dazzle

Never have to spend hours untangling Christmas lights with this easy organizer made from cardboard
from Apt Garden


Use a $1 garment bag to organize your wrapping paper
from Practically Martha

Wrap your Christmas lights around a coat hanger
from Wiki How

Store your ribbons on a $1 paper towel holder
from The Krazy Coupon Lady

Store bigger ornaments in $1 plastic cups
from Mom’s Party Cafe

Indoor Christmas Decor Hacks

Turn peppermints into ornaments…
from Hello Homebody

…and turn peppermints into decorative bowls
from Princess Pinky Girl

Make snowflake window clings using your hot glue gun
from We Lived Happily Ever After

Get some ping pong balls from the dollar store and upgrade your LED Christmas lights.
You could even keep using them after Christmas to decorate your patio or dorm room.
from The Surznick Common Room

Zip tie your Christmas lights to railings
from Family Handyman

Make faux Christmas lights out of balloons, plastic cups, and a cheap garland for your next Christmas party (source unknown)

door-snowman

Make a giant snowman on your door or your fridge using colored paper or felt…
from The Creative Stamper Spot

…and do the same with your fridge
from HOAWG

Make falling snow with cotton balls and fishing line (source unknown)

garland-window-ornaments

Hang dollar store ornaments from windows, chandeliers, shower curtains and more (sources unknown)

Decorate your cabinets with ribbon & bows  (source unknown)…

…Or wrap your kitchen cabinets with wrapping paper from the dollar store
from Country Living

Use plastic cups from the dollar store to make a giant snowman
from Wonderful DIY

Transform a $3 blanket into a stylish pillow
from Happiness is Homemade

No fireplace? Just make a paper one on the wall
from The New Wife Style

Make Christmas Trees from old sweaters
from Find It, Make It, Love It 

Use pledge to make glittery ornaments
from Green Bean’s Crafterole

Hang wreaths from your kitchen cabinets without damaging the paint
from Home Stories A to Z

Bake pine cones in the oven to remove debris and bugs
from Making Lemonade

Make a $1 coffee filter Christmas tree
from I Heart Naptime

Use an old sweater to make an indoor wreath
from Taryn Whiteaker

Make yarn or twine mini Christmas trees for a few dollars (source unknown)

Decorate your stair railings with snow blankets and penguins (source unknown)

Make your home smell festive
from A Pretty Life in the Suburbs

Use a ribbon and mini clothespins to make a Christmas card display for your cabinets
from Greener Grass

Create a no-sew paper snowflake curtain for the windows or glass doors
from In My Own Style

Make your own fake snow for decorating and crafts
from Empress of Dirt

Centerpieces & Table Christmas Decor Hacks

Create a cheap and easy Christmas centerpiece using a paper towel roll and some $1 ornaments
from Dandelions and Dust Bunnies

Put your silverware in a mini stocking for a festive look at the Christmas dinner table (source unknown)

Use some plain dollar store plates to make a snowman place setting
from Stager Linda

Glue three candy canes together and decorate with a bow to make a festive place card holder (source unknown)

Turn an old coffee can and plastic plate into a Christmas hat centerpiece (source unknown)

Easily fold your napkins into a Christmas Tree
from Publix

Use candy canes to make a beautiful Christmas centerpiece by gluing them to a can
from Living Well Spending Less

Christmas Tree & Gift Decor Hacks

No room for a Christmas tree? No problem.
Make a Christmas tree on your wall. All you need is garlands, lights, ornaments and something to hang them with.
Not only does this hack save time, but it also saves money. (source unknown)

Stack some boxes wrapped in white paper and decorate them like a snowman! (source unknown)

Use a potato to decorate boring christmas wrapping paper
from A Piece of Rainbow

Turn your Christmas tree into a Snowman (source unknown)

Make your artificial tree look fuller for under $10
from 3 Little Greenwoods

Use two different sized Christmas lights for a magical look
from Vintage Revivals

Make gift card holders out of toilet paper rolls
from Create Craft Love

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