There are still a few more designs to be unveiled today, and I’m feeling eager yet sad to see them. It’s been like a very fun party this week, where I’ve met a lot of interesting people, enjoyed a wonderful buffet, had a blast, and now I’m sad that the party’s ending. Of course, these 25 project tutorials aren’t going anywhere and you’ll be able to see them on Under the Table & Dreaming throughout the Christmas season.
Today, I’m sharing just a small collection of the projects from Handmade Holidays. It’s a round-up of wall art, topiaries, garlands, and all things Christmas. Because I cannot feature all 25 designs here, I hope you will click through to see them all on Under the Table and Dreaming.
I also want to say “thank you, thank you” to Stephanie Lynn and her team of Handmade Holiday bloggers. I have been so impressed and inspired!
Janet from Today's Fabulous Finds shares her marshmallow world, and her tutorials for five different holidays topiaries and subway art.
Everyday in December, decorate your Christmas Countdown Tree with another colorful ornament. Designed by Laura from Come Together Kids.
Ruffled Holiday Tree Wall Art has a yummy combination of ruffles, burlap and garland. Make it with Jenn from Clean & Scentsible.
Kelsey from Tattered and Inked cut a lightweight foam sheet into assorted sizes of "packages" to create a country-chic style garland.
Hang this Glitter & Metal Bead Ball Garland on the tree, the mantel, over a window, or along the staircase. Follow along with the tute from Diane of In My Own Style.
Jessica from Two Shades of Pink, made this sophisticated, snow-tipped garland wreath decorated with a twine-wrapped garland and sparkly ornaments.
Jessa, who blogs at Sparkle, takes a sophisticated approach to holiday decorating with her Layered Fabric & Ribbon Modern Tree Topiaries.
Beverly of Flamingo Toes adds an element of shabby chic to her Christmas decorating with these Linen & Lace Topiary Trees.
I would display these Dried Potpourri Trees all year long. Carolyn from the blog Homework shares her tutorial for these topiaries.
Michelle from Sweet Something Designs suggests that you collect pinecones from the yard to make her Pinecone Topiary Trees.
What's Christmas without ornaments? Kierste from Brown Paper Packages shows us how to make Twine & Rag Ball Ornaments.
Vivienne from The V Spot used epsom salt to make her snowman sparkle.
Maggie from Smashed Peas & Carrots made Santa Disguise Photo Props. Wear these for your family Christmas card photo!
Happy Christmas crafting!
What a load of treasures posted. I can’t wait to try a few.
Thanks for sharing them.
Love this post! Inspirational ideas and great colors!
These are great projects! Giving me some ideas… Thanks!
Thank you, Eileen, and I agree with you. I hoope you’ll hop over to Under the Table & Dreaming to see the rest.