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This Christmas mantel will become your motivation to get up on a chilly winter morning—after all, there's nothing more satisfying than a cup of hot cocoa next to the fireplace.
Get the tutorial at Funky Junk Interiors.

This clever craft idea will capture everyone's attention—especially kids! (Plus, it's a great solution if you've ever bought a gumball machine at a flea market and wondered what to do with it.)
Get the tutorial at Charm Bracelet Diva.

Make your entryway as festive as the rest of your home with a cozy, country-style touches.
Get the tutorial at Home Remedies Rx.

These festive giant ornaments—made from old tires!—will bring the Christmas cheer to your front yard.
Get the tutorial at Addicted 2 DIY.

This DIY ornament will spread a wonderful cinnamon-y scent throughout your home. What's not to love?
Get the tutorial at A Designer At Home.

Is your tree missing something? Try using coffee filters to create snowflake ornaments. Now your tree will pop!
Get the tutorial at 3 Little Green Woods.

Have you been dreaming of a white Christmas? Even if it's warm in your neck of the woods this year, you can have one by creating this shadow box. Use faux snow, bottle brush trees, and styrofoam, and you're one step closer to having a perfectly framed winter wonderland.
Get the tutorial at Fresh Crush.

Here's a cute, festive version of a traditional game. Replace the Xs and Os with, of course, a Christmas tree and a gift box.
Get the tutorial at Her Tool Belt.

This faux fur tree skirt will make all the difference when it comes to creating a wintery wonderland in your living room.
Get the tutorial at The DIY Mommy.

These flannel bulbs add some country appeal to a chippy white window display.
Get the tutorial at Little House of Four.

This rustic pine cone wreath will add a cozy touch to your holiday decor.
Get the tutorial at Love My Simple Home. The best part of these adorable DIY ornaments? They're super easy to make. Use hot glue to attach the the deer silhouette or the googly eyes and red glittery dot onto a wood slice, and you're done.
Get the tutorial at The DIY Dreamer.

Have any sweaters you no longer want? Don't toss them. Cut the sweater in the shape of a stocking, stitch it up and hang it by the fireplace.
Get the tutorial at Create and Babble.

Have an old snow shovel sitting around? Put it to good use by attaching a Christmas swag and displaying it on your front porch.
Get the tutorial at House of Hawthornes.

Imitating a scrapbook page, this window craft is the perfect way to combine colors, patterns, and family photos.
Get the tutorial at Shimelle.

Transform pallet wood into a tiny tree you can prop up on a mantel, entryway, or front porch.
Get the tutorial at Thistlewood Farms.
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Adhere wood biscuits to papier-mâché cones to create unique, freestanding "trees."
Get the tutorial at Addicted 2 DIY.

Any fan of Home Alone 2 is familiar with this classic quote! To showcase your love of the movie—and to put a smile on the faces of your holiday guests—prominently display this easy-to-make pillow on a couch or chair.
Get the tutorial at Addicted 2 DIY.
RELATED: 9 Cool and Creative Christmas Tree Toppers ] Make a bunch of these customizable wine bags at the beginning of December, and you'll have enough hostess gifts to last all holiday-party season long.
Get the tutorial at Addicted to DIY.

Blogger Courtney Sanchez used wood pieces, red spray paint and Annie Sloan wax, and pure white paint to make this cute sign. The total cost of her Christmas project? A meager $15.
Get the tutorial at Crafts by Courtney.
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We always love a good upcycle, and this craft is no exception. Blogger Amanda Formaro used natural coffee filters to create an elegant, ruffled holiday "tree," also garnished with red buttons.
Get the tutorial at Crafts by Amanda.

With just five supplies, you can create a gorgeous arrangement that's pretty enough to display all througout the winter months.
Get the tutorial at Tara Dennis.
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