r/ChristmasDecorating • u/menafy • 10h ago
Post box advent calendar
I wanted to share this post box that I made last year. It was for my sister's advent calendar.
I will use as decoration this year
r/ChristmasDecorating • u/menafy • 10h ago
I wanted to share this post box that I made last year. It was for my sister's advent calendar.
I will use as decoration this year
r/ChristmasDecorating • u/PaulaArtPlace • 17h ago
A family member asked me to show them my Christmas mini painting decor collection, because every year I paint tiny paintings and plushies of cute little animals with a lot of glitter and use them as Christmas tree ornaments for friends and family.
Seeing all the decorations people are already putting up, I wondered why shouldn't I start using these little paintings now, instead of letting them sit in a box again since I already took them out?
I discovered golden (autumn) Christmas pictures and wanted to decorate my garden and patio with some other decor, but still making the tiny paintings the stars of the show right on the trees!
r/ChristmasDecorating • u/batmanblazing420 • 15h ago
Last year Disney's Grand Californian Hotel had decorations at their front entrance that looked like stained glass. Has anyone seen this done elsewhere, and what would be the best strategy to do a similar build (p.s. I tapped on a tree and it was not actual glass)?
r/ChristmasDecorating • u/Technical_Clerk_901 • 4h ago
r/ChristmasDecorating • u/LionsCookieShop • 12h ago
Hello, I’ve been working on my Christmas cookie cutter collection recently and I have designed quite a few models. Especially the multi layered models turned out great :) I hope you like them 🙏🏻
r/ChristmasDecorating • u/HappyDay5782 • 15h ago
Last year we got a 4 ft tree that full sized ornaments easily pulled down the branches. I'd like to have a tree that's able to handle standard glass ornaments and hanging garland. It can be taller than 4 feet if that would help us in getting a stronger tree.