Christmas BooksChristmas TimeBook XmasLovers ChristmasChristmas HacksChristmas CraftsChristmas SpiritHappy ChristmasWhite ChristmasForward26 Last-Minute DIY Christmas Hacks: Just found out that you're hosting eight people for the holidays and don't own a single ornament? Use stuff you already have lying around the house to put together a festive holiday in no time. Transform old magazines into glittered table-top trees with this easy -- and kid-friendly -- step-by-step process. Great tips & projects delivered to your inbox. Old magazines of any size Gold, silver, or clear spray paint Glitter in desired colors Open magazine and bend to break spine. Fold individual page from top right corner to inside seam. Fold same page from bottom right edge to gutter. Fold bottom triangle of each additional magazine page up, making the bottom of the tree flat. Then, fold top of all pages down to form tree shape. Spray-paint folded tree desired color. Immediately sprinkle glitter over wet paint.

Tip: Use a bone folder to smooth paper edges if desired.Books are man’s best friends helping in enhancing their perspective about the vast world they dwell in. However, apart from imparting knowledge and providing pleasure, the books we read daily can be utilized in making a variety of awesome crafts for intensifying the décor of our house. Have you ever thought how unique your home would look this Christmas if you accumulate together all the books you no longer need to build a gorgeous tree? We will guide you through some interesting ideas to help you make these admirable craftworks this festive season. How useful would your old book be when shaped into an elegant Christmas tree, sitting gracefully on your study table! How to Make a Christmas Tree You can even make a small paper star instead of the bow topper to adorn the Christmas tree. Decorate it with colorful lights to create a stunning visual impact. Christmas Tree Made from Books You may also open the books and arrange it one on top of the other in an inverted way.

Beautiful balls and decorative hangings are other available options. Making a Christmas Tree Using Books The beauty of the tree depends on how much you embellish or decorate it. How to make a Christmas Tree out of Your Favorite Books The arrangement of books is a crucial factor responsible for making your tree stand out. The green frilled papers along with the gifts, lights and star makes it look magnificent. For further decorations add sparkles and glitters as well as a showy star. What an incredible piece of art can you create by just folding the pages of an old, unused book! The addition of buttons and snowflakes makes it appear even more splendid. You may replace the burlap ribbon with a colorful satin ribbon if you desire. Homemade Christmas Ornaments: Paper Trees These miniature paper trees serve as great ornaments for the main one. You may make ones using colored, crepe or felt paper. Easy Ways to Make a Book Christmas Tree The uniformly stacked books would look much better when added with a lot of decorations.

If you have same-colored hard covered books, then arrange them in a reverse way, one on top of the other. The red lights give your book Christmas tree a ravishing look. Take a cue from this picture to make this stylish tree where three fat binding books have been supported by light ones on top. cheap ideas for a spare roomThe handmade flower complements the tree well.ideas to decorate office table While arranging your house for the festive season, you may simply keep your books on the shelf in such a way that it resembles a Christmas tree. christmas decorations outside lightsTo give it the appearance of a real tree add a star Another wonderful idea, where the pages from the middle of the book are folded, wrapped with lights as well as other decorations.

Hope these instructions would be of suitable aid to you to build up your tree this festive season. You may even make Christmas trees out of felt paper, candy wreaths and wine bottles among other available objects of daily use and place your innovative work in a corner to make the guests admire your artistic bend of mind.Before breaking out the box of last year's dusty ornaments, take a look at these incredible DIY ornament tutorials, to upgrade your Christmas tree decor! Cover old ornaments, craft with new dollar store ones, or repurpose your way to ornament perfection! Quick, inexpensive, and magical (check out #3), these original ornaments are sure to knock your wooly socks off! Project via Hometalker Jo-Anna @A Pretty Life in the Suburbs A mini set of warm holiday wreaths in all different hues is the perfect way to brighten up your Christmas tree with color and cheer! Project via Hometalker Charlotte @Ciburbanity Speaking of color, these soft and sparkly  Christmas pompom beauties are a must (and such a quick DIY)!

Project via Hometalker Linda @Crafts a la Mode You'll never believe how this  magical popcorn ornament was made unless you see for yourself! Project via Hometalker Katie @View from the Fridge Add a sweet reminder of your loved ones to your Christmas tree, to keep them close to your heart on the holiday. Project via Hometalker Lindsay @My Creative Days For a quick, cute, and comical ornament, add these ingredients to make a  melted snowman that just couldn't handle the warmth of your holiday home. 6. Sprinkles, Yarn, and Cupcake Liner Project via Hometalker Dusty @All Things G&D Just make sure your guests don't confuse this creative  cupcake ornament design with the real thing! Project via Hometalker Nikki @Tikkido If you can keep your children from snatching  this little guy off the tree to give him a snuggle, then kudos to you. 8. Napkin Holders and Bird Next Project via Hometalker Michelle @Dandelion Patina Turn a napkin ring into a  snuggly nest, to add a sweet peek of holiday harmony to your tree!

Project via Hometalker Malia @Yesterday on Tuesday Whether he's Jack Frost or Olaf, everyone loves a good snow-buddy, and this  sparkly snowman ornament is no exception! Gift yourself this colorful  mini bow ornament for the holidays! Turning your wedding veil (or a scrap from your dress) into holiday decor that your family will use year after year, carries all the love, warmth, and happiness that the holidays are all about! Project via Hometalker Steph @The Silly Pearl Decorate with what you love, like your favorite  childhood Christmas stories! 13. Sand and Sea Shells Project via Hometalker Wendi @H2O Bungalow Make your own  beach scape in a ball, to remind yourself of that relaxing sandy shore, while you're buzzing around preparing for the holidays. Project via Jessi @Practically Functional To make Santa feel  right at home when he's dropping off the presents! Project via Hometalker Kate @Eating in the Shower Sweet, sentimental, and so shiny -- catch your loved one's eye with  this gem!

16. Neon Marble With Paint Project via Hometalker Alexa @I Love to Create Neon ornaments are just the trick to add some bright color to your Christmas tree and wake up your holiday decor! 17. French Macaroons From Bottle Caps Project via Hometalker Jillilan @I Am a Homemaker Start collecting your caps now and you can have a whole set of   colorful and enticing french macaroons for your Christmas tree! Kid-friendly and assembled in minutes, you've got to make a  jingle bell wreath for your tree. 19. Words on Wood Slices Project via Hometalker Nicole @Meet the B's Try this simple and wholesome  holiday design, to really celebrate the meaning of the day. Project via Hometalker Maryann @Domestically Speaking Easily create some  cute chalkboard ornaments in whimsical winter shapes, and write fun notes or holiday messages that you can change throughout the holiday, year after year! Project via Hometalker Christy @Confessions of a Serial DIYer

This mini and deliciously warm  pair of mittens is a no-knit way to add some sweater-like charm to your Christmas tree. Project via Hometalker Vidya @What's Ur Home Story Gather all your saved up  wine bottle corks - this is that rainy (well...snowy) day you've been saving them for! 23. Wood Slice Photo Gallery Create these  birch slice photo ornaments to display happy family moments and carved family messages. Project via Hometalker Jessica @Dear Emmeline This  DIY holiday decor looks cozy enough to cuddle in! Project via Hometalker DeDe @Designed Decor So simple and so festive, this little  zipper tree ornament is a great way to add some color and some creativity to your Christmas tree! Project via Hometalker Jessica @Mom 4 Real Use an incomplete set of scrabble tiles -- or buy some new ones -- for this   clever ornament. It's totally worth it! Follow this super clear tutorial, to add this  adorable square reindeer to your Christmas tree cast!

Project via Hometalker Amy @Her Tool Belt Roll it up, stick it on, and hang it on your tree. So colorful, so festive, and, with   this tutorial, so easy! Project via Hometalker Alex @North Story So quick and easy to make, use the natural  warm sheen of hazelnuts to do your decorating for you! 30. Toilet Paper Roll Star Project via Hometalker Toni @Design Dazzle You read that right -- this  shining holiday star is made from upcycled toilet paper rolls! What's not to like? 31. Mini Popsicle Stick Pallets Project via Hometalker Leslie @Puddy's House Dress up your holiday tree with  mini pallets and repurposed old Christmas cards! Project via Hometalker Brittany @Pretty Handy Girl Here's one you never expected, and neither will your holiday guests --  Christmas tree ornaments made from inexpensive plumbing pieces (buy new - this is not an upcycle)! Project via Hometalker Kim @The Kim Six Fix And we couldn't let you go without daring you to try this one -- watch   your artwork light up with holiday warmth!