Diy snow decor

Looking for some delightful DIY Christmas Decorations & Decor ideas to spruce up your home this holiday season? You've come to the right place!

Are you planning a winter wonderland theme party this year? In that case, you're right on trend! Winter wonderland theme is an all-time favorite for the winter season and used for all sorts of parties

LET IT SNOW. LET IT SNOW. LET IT SNOW! No snow on Christmas? Oh that can’t be…! I have an exciting tutorial here for you that will make your Christmas wish come true… yes, you can have snow for Christmas! Want to know how to make Artificial Snow? Here are 3 eco-friendly DIY recipes to...Read More »

This DIY Paper Icicle Installation is definitely a project that will take a little more time and expertise, but the end result is stunning and eye catching. Attach the icicles to the bottom of a shelf or mantel, cluster them in the corner of a room, or have them hanging over a dessert table at a party. A mini version would look amazing around the rim of a cake stand. I think they look amazing for before or after Christmas when paired with these paper Amsterdam houses. Keep reading for the…

Last minute gifts are easy peasy to whip up with a Cricut Maker. I made this darling DIY Indoor Snowball Fight gift in about an hour, including the pom-pom snow…

To buy decorative frosty or icy branches in the store can be very expensive. They're actually quite easy to make on your own using epsom salt, glitter and glue. Check out this easy tutorial.

Snowflake decorations are a fun way to celebrate all the winter holidays! Click for the tutorial and our easy way to create this fun DIY.

Learn how to make fake snow that is cold to the touch using just 2 ingredients you already have. Kids love this DIY snow that feels SO real!

This giant DIY snowflake garland is the perfect winter or Christmas decorating craft! So simple to make with Rust-Oleum Imagine paints.

This snow garland cost $1.99 to DIY, and it turned our basement into a winter wonderland. All you need is some string, cotton balls, glue, and a little time. Full Details in this post.