Quick & Easy DIY Christmas Table Decorations

Make Eye-Catching, Quick, and Easy DIY Christmas Table Decorations with Stuff you already have at home!

It’s the most wonderful time of the year again, guys! And, I’m so excited. We love Christmas in our house, like most people, I guess. As soon as Halloween is over, I am so ready to put the Christmas tunes on and break out the decorations. In fact, I made these quick and easy DIY Christmas Table Decorations with stuff I already had.

If you love crafting and have a bunch of Christmas ornaments and decorations in boxes, I bet you probably already have everything you need to make some sweet little Christmas decorations too. I made a quick video with some things I had around the house to show you how easy it is to make DIY Christmas table decorations you’ll love.

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Typically my YouTube channel is full of Step by Step DIY tutorials, home improvement, and remodeling projects.  But this video is more about showing you lots of ideas and inspo to help you create your own DIY Christmas Table Decorations with what you might already have at home. Watch it to see more details and Christmas decor inspiration that didn’t make it on to this page. 🙂

Here’s What You’ll Need

Start with Somewhere to “Set the Scene”

Like a big glass vase, decorative bowl, glass cookie or candy dish, wooden bowls, small shallow trays, dough bowls would be cute, really just look around all of your shelves and storage areas for something that might work.

This glass container has iridescent fake snow and a string of LED lights as the base for a Christmas Village scene.

Add a Christmas-y Base

Like iridescent fake snow, tiny foam balls, polyfill stuffing, or even some white, fluffy fabric.

Wrap Bottle Brush trees with embroidery floss or Christmas present wrapping twine to make them look more Christmas-y.

Then Make your Own Christmas Scene

Use a that mini Christmas train most people have, a few ornaments from your favorite Christmas movie, or your kids favorite Disney ornaments to design a little scene. Maybe some cute little gnomes with little snow covered mountains or mini Nutcrackers.

Or grab some retro Red Truck Christmas decor and miniature Christmas figurines to build a nostalgic scene. Little woodland creatures would be super cute too. You can really go 1,000 different ways with these DIY Christmas table decorations.

Add those popular bottle brush trees, mini Christmas houses, or pine cones. Light from LED tea lights and mini wired LED strings add warmth and fun to any scene. I highly recommend checking the Target dollar spot for fun and super cheap Christmas decor. I found those little wooden houses for $3 there, this week.

A few bottle brush trees, a Red Truck Christmas Ornament, and the $3 Christmas house I found at the Target Dollar Spot make a cute little scene. I put LED tea lights in the house. Make sure to use LED lights so that they don’t produce heat that can start a fire.

More DIY Christmas Table Decorations Photo Inspo

This mini Santa and snowman look cute in a large vase with bottle brush Christmas trees on Polyfill snow.

3 Gnomes and 3 Christmas Trees line this vase that looks cute from both sides.

My Modern Farmhouse spin on the Christmas Village has 2 snow covered houses with miniature snowmen and Christmas trees.

How about that Modern Farmhouse Christmas village with Santa in the yard? 🙂

Mini Santa looks cute in that glass apothecary jar with little Christmas house and RV too.

From another angle, you can see the cute little snowman and trees. Filling in details all around makes your DIY Christmas Table Decorations more magical and fun for little guests that see it.

A look at the LED lights in the snow and LED tea light in the Christmas Village house at night.

I decided to go with this Santa scene in my kitchen this year. It makes my morning coffee even nicer than it already is. 🙂 You can see more of my kitchen in this DIY Grout Whitening tutorial.

One last look at what this DIY Christmas Table Decoration looks like from the top.

Thanks for checking out my DIY Christmas Table Decorations tutorial. Now, some of my incredibly talented blogger friends have also shared their latest 2-Hour or Less DIY Christmas Projects. See all of the Holiday 2-Hour Decor Projects here or click the image below. Have fun crafting and Merry Christmas!

Looking for more homemade Christmas Inspiration? I have 40+ DIY Christmas Projects, Crafts, and Home Decor Ideas in one big Christmas-y post.

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