This is an addictive Christmas craft; soon, you'll have a whole forest of these embroidered Scandinavian trees—a lovely DIY Christmas sewing project for the mantle.

These DIY ornaments are an easy seasonal craft, making colourful baubles with alcohol links. They are a lovely way to add colour to any Christmas tree.

These mini Christmas villages are fun to make and bring the Christmas spirit to the holiday table.  They look adorable and would also make a lovely gift.  Also, this DIY Christmas village is an excellent introduction to wood-crafting.

Get crafty this holiday with this elegant DIY from Picture Box Blue: turn air-dry clay into beautiful ornaments adorned with rich vintage patterns. Think William Morris florals and classic Japanese prints, finished with delicate gold edges for a timeless festive touch.

Add a sprinkle of whimsy to your holiday crafting with this clever idea from Studio DIY! Who knew a paper plate could turn into a snow globe? It’s fun, fabulously kitschy, and guaranteed to make you smile.

Making tabletop Christmas trees is one of the best Christmas crafts.  These are made from repurposed old tartan skirts or plaid shirts.  They can be made by hand or on a sewing machine.

At first glance, these look like delicious Christmas cookies. They are cute ornaments made from polymer clay and wood slices.

Who knew bottle-brush trees could moonlight as stars? This fun and budget-friendly DIY turns inexpensive bottle-brush trees into charming vintage-inspired star ornaments and toppers, with DIY glue, pearls, and a dash of nostalgia.

Christmas crackers are such a fun tradition. They are even better when they are homemade, as you can add your gifts and jokes. The post includes a free printable list of corny Christmas jokes.

Cozy meets festive in this sweet sewing pattern, the “Snowbound Hat”: a quilted Santa-style hat with lots of charm and a little patchwork flair. Perfect for adding a handmade touch to your holiday outfit

Give your tree a retro twist with this fun DIY: stitch up a mid-century home ornament using plastic canvas and yarn. Think flamingo-pink walls, snow-topped roofs and wreaths above the door, pure vintage charm in handmade form.

I love the cute mini pine cone tails on these reindeer. The twig antlers are a clever idea too.

This cheery wreath would add wow and Christmas cheer to any door.

Make and personalize stockings for Christmas by adding a monogram and some sweet applique. You only need basic sewing skills and they would make great gifts.

Everyone has a favourite Christmas song; why not turn yours into a unique Christmas ornament?

Turn scraps into sparkle with this playful twist on a centuries-old technique! Learn how to make fabric “kimekomi” Christmas ornaments, tucked fabric designs on foam balls that channel traditional Japanese doll-making vibes while using your leftover festive prints.

Get your yarn hooks ready for this cheerful little DIY. A beginner-friendly crochet Christmas tree pattern that turns a few simple stitches into a festive favour: whether as a tree ornament, gift tag or mini garland, it's quick, cute and full of handmade charm.

Add a handmade touch to your holidays with this charming DIY from Inspired by Charm! Using oven-bake clay and cookie cutters, you can easily make adorable ornaments for your tree, garlands, or even gift tags. Simple, stylish, and so much fun to create!

Who knew paper could shine? This cheerful DIY from A Kailo Chic Life turns colourful cardstock into a bright “lightbulb” wreath. Fringe green strips like tinsel, fold up 3D paper bulbs, add a big bow, and you’ve got festive fun that looks store-bought but costs next to nothing.

We've all seen the popular trend for gnome ornaments, so why not take it further with this cute gnome planter? They are made with air-dried clay and would also make fabulous DIY Christmas gifts.

Cone Christmas trees are a great DIY Christmas decorations for the mantle or diner table.  They look very festive when made with upcycled old check and tartan shirts.

These simple stitched gift tags would make any gift look special.

Give your holiday table a distinctly down-to-earth twist with this clever DIY: turn ordinary rocks into unique place-card holders using decoupage napkins and wire. Rustic, inexpensive, and totally memorable for guests.

One for the wine lovers, along with these Christmas wine cork ideas.

This is a fun, excellent Christmas ornament craft for yarn craft lovers.

Another great Christmas craft to make as a homemade gift. I bet these bath bombs smell like Christmas too.

Bright, colourful paper is the key to making these lovely paper ornaments.

Why not add a little Christmas decoration to the bathroom with this cute snow globe soap pump? It would also make a lovely hostess gift too.

These cool Nordic Christmas decorations are made with Marimekko paper napkins. There is another design on the back of the wood slices when you fancy a change.

Take your next craft session outside for a stroll in the woods. This DIY walks you through creating a rustic winter wreath from foraged materials like bittersweet vines, pinecones, berries and dried grasses. Natural, charming and entirely unique to what you find.

These glitter glasses would add a special touch to any Christmas diner table. They are dishwasher proof too.

I love paper chains at Christmas, and this crochet version looks fun. Even beginners should be able to manage this crochet chain. It is also a lot more robust than the paper version.

The simple handstitched designs on these felt baubles make them so charming. Patterns for six different embroidery designs are included, or you could design your version. You'll find more Christmas embroidery ideas here.

I fancy trying out resin crafting sometimes. I think these gorgeous resin ornaments are a perfect way to try this adult Christmas craft. The decorations look so colourful, shiny and bright.

Mistletoe is a fun Christmas decoration. This handmade cute felt sprig will last year after year.

Everyone loves a gnome, especially at Christmas. These Norwegian gnomes are no-sew and so easy to make they would look good on the mantle and can be made big or small.

Finger knitting is a craft I keep meaning to try. This Christmas wreath looks so simple but adorable.

A Christmas bottle craft for adults to make, a lovely decoration to brighten up any Christmas mantle on a dark winter night.

Who says denim isn't for Christmas? Add a few decorations like mini pom poms to these repurposed denim Christmas trees, and they will look festive. There are more denim Christmas ideas here.

I love the rainbow of colours with these Christmas ornaments. The more colours a decoration has, the merrier it looks.

These ornaments look like great fun. I love the colours, the vintage vibe and the Mexican look.

As well as looking Christmassy, these diffusers add a lovely Christmas smell to any home. They would also make a beautiful handmade Christmas gift.

This simple Christmas craft decorates the table with these cute felt holly napkin rings.

This fun Frida Kahlo ornament would go with the sugar skull and Loteria ornaments in this Christmas craft round-up.

You can easily print these bauble designs on fabric at home. No need to use a print shop; follow my printing on fabric tutorial instead.

This felt ball wreath is cleverly framed in a reverse canvas, giving it depth.

Quill-coloured strips of paper make this sweet handmade Christmas card for someone special. Check out these other Christmas paper crafts.

Chinoiserie makes a lovely alternative to traditional Christmas patterns with these decoupage baubles.

Make large plush felt letters to spell out your favourite Christmas words. Then turn them into a garland to hang from the mantle.

Garlands feature heavily in my Christmas decorating. This is a fun one to make; all you need are some old sweaters.

Another wonderful Christmas crafted garland, this time felt holly leaves.

This is a unique way to craft pine cones for Christmas. These cute pinecone tiles are made with Plaster of Paris.

Are you wondering what to do with all those crochet hexies? Stitch them into a stocking with this cool adult Christmas craft.

This is a fun keepsake Christmas ornament to craft and would also make a lovely personalized gift.

Create a fragrant and visually stunning Orange Slice Christmas Wreath this holiday season, combining the natural beauty of dried orange slices with festive greenery for a unique and homey touch to your decor.

Craft charming fabric mushrooms as whimsical Christmas ornaments or garlands, adding a touch of enchanting forest magic to your festive holiday decor.

I knew there was a good reason to keep all those felt scraps. This is an enjoyable Christmas craft to make.

Make customized festive throw pillows by stencilling them for Christmas.

This Christmas tree wall hanging is an Anthropologie-inspired adult Christmas craft.

Lights are an essential part of Christmas decorations. These bottle lights are easy to make but look good when illuminated.

My Christmas crafting starts with making an advent calendar. The vintage images on this fun dictionary advent calendar make it special.

A fun Christmas craft, making decoupage bauble flowers with patterned paper napkins. An alternative way to display Christmas baubles.

.Add a bit of glamour to your Christmas table with these DIY air dry clay candle holders.

These gorgeous snow globe ornaments are fun to make from old tin cans and Christmas cards. Make one for each member of the family.

Make these gorgeous fabric stars for your tree or as gifts for friends and family. They look great when made with denim scraps.

One of the best Christmas craft ideas for both adults and children to make is paper snowflakes. They are fun seasonal crafts that everyone can get involved with.

Delve into the stars with this adult craft idea: create Zodiac Christmas ornaments on wood slices and stars, blending celestial elegance with rustic charm for a personalized touch to your holiday decor.

Transform a simple dollar store mug into a delightful gingerbread house creation using ceramic pens, an inventive upcycling project that brings a cozy, festive charm to your holiday drinkware.

Bring a vibrant burst of holiday cheer to your home by crafting a colourful Christmas village decoration, a lively and charming display that encapsulates the festive spirit.

I've seen these Christmas stars for sale in Arket in many different colours. I can't wait to have a go at making some myself with this tutorial.

Want unique ornaments? Try these DIY Kaffe Fassett fabric decoupage baubles with embroidered velvet ribbon for a festive, handmade touch.