101 Festive & Fun Christmas Crafts for Adults (to sell, gift, or decorate!)

Bust out your Cricut machine and create this beautiful Milk and Cookies for Santa platter and milk jug for the kids to set out on Christmas Eve.

Using very simple supplies, this decorative snowflake pillow looks like something straight out of Pottery Barn.

This succulent Christmas tree is a fun and unique way to show off your succulents, while adding some holiday cheer to your home.

With just a few supplies and some plants, it makes a great centerpiece or table decor.

Make any room in your house more festive with these gorgeous throw pillows that look like ornaments.

Totally customizable for your color scheme, and requiring only basic sewing skills, these are just beyond cute.

Create your own beautiful, contemporary Christmas village in your favorite colors with this easy step by step tutorial.

You can even add to it year after year if you want to make a larger village.

This DIY Christmas wreath is so charming! The vintage toy car piled high with presents looks just lovely as it drives through snow-covered miniature trees.

Macrame Christmas ornaments are charming and beautiful and so easy to make!

These pretty little woven Christmas trees make lovely decor, present toppers, or gifts for family and friends.

Transform an old sweater into adorable gnomes! Each sweater creates many gnomes, so you can make a large batch to gift or sell.

Turn a DIY eucalyptus wreath base into a gorgeous Neiman Marcus-inspired Christmas wreath decorated with candy cane and peppermint ornaments.

This pretty snowflake garland is simpler than it looks! The snowflake design will look very pretty in your home, or use the concept to make any shape that fits with your decor.

You can create a lovely red mailbox for the kids to place letters to Santa - out of cereal boxes!

This budget-friendly project could be a fun family project or fun surprise for the children in your life.

These gorgeous paper lanterns are so fun to create and decorate. They have an open front and bottom, so you can fill them with flameless candles or your favorite seasonal decor.

Create a new family tradition with this reusable Christmas countdown chain.

It’s totally customizable to your decor style, depending on which fabrics you use, and it’s an easy project for sewing newbies.

This stunning wreath is so inexpensive, using dried apple slices! It doesn’t look overtly Christmas-y, so you can even set it out in the Fall if you’d like.

Perfect for beginner Cricut users, this tutorial will show you how to turn a basic flat ornament into a lovely design you’ll want to gift, sell, or hang on your tree.

A gorgeous Pottery Barn dupe, you can make this sign for about $2. Put it up for Christmas, and leave it up all winter.

These adorable homemade hand warmers are both cute AND useful! Make them to sell at a craft fair, or gift them in stockings or gift baskets!

You can create gorgeous velvet ornaments with just a few simple supplies. There are different styles of velvet ornament instructions included.

Make good use of those extra wine corks, and turn them into these cute Christmas angels! They make fun tree ornaments or gift toppers.

This simple DIY will help you create any color of ornament to match your Christmas decor scheme. The possibilities are endless!

The little girl or unicorn lover in your life will absolutely adore this special unicorn tree. It’s stunning!

If you want to make homemade cards that don’t look homemade, these easy 3D cards are for you! If you can fold paper, you can make these.

Add some lovely old world charm to your home this holiday season with this vintage-inspired mercury ornament garland.

It’s so fun to add some blush tones to your Christmas decor, and these pink gnome ornaments will add some whimsy too. Don’t like pink? Just use different yarn!

Add a rustic, woodland look to your decor with this simple, pretty twig wreath. It’s basically free to make too!

These pretty luminaries use any shape of jar, and can be customized for different color palettes.

They’re more of a temporary project since the salt turns white after a week or so, but they’d be very pretty on your holiday table while they last.

No knitting skills required for this cute yarn hat ornament. Use up some of that extra yarn, or create your own fun color scheme.

Using any pretty pattern you find online (or store bought scrapbook paper), you can create these lovely gift toppers or ornaments.

Create a sign, mug, ornament, tea towel, shirt and so much more with this fun and festive Christmas Story leg lamp free SVG.

This cute, super affordable craft will let you get really creative with whatever Christmas craft supplies you have on hand, or can buy really inexpensively.

Such a fun twist on tradition gift tags!

These sweet felt nativity puppets are super adorable, and the kids in your life will have a ton of fun playing with them, and acting out the nativity scene.

Using yarn and clear glass ornaments, you can make these fun, beginner-friendly tree ornaments in different seasonal designs.

This cute and super easy Grinch ornament would be a fun craft to make before a holiday movie night.

For your front door or an interior door, this pretty Noel hanging sign is fun and simple, and uses inexpensive supplies.

If you have some extra wood blocks in your garage, this is a great way to turn them into something lovely!

No wood blocks? Pick up an inexpensive piece of wood at Home Depot instead.

Place this gorgeous Silent Night SVG on a farmhouse-style wood round, a throw pillow cover, a hand towel, and so much more.

This reusable stocking advent calendar is sure to become a favorite Christmas tradition in your home.

Once you make it, you can use it year after year, and fill it with your favorite advent calendar ideas.

If you also love the Little Debbie Christmas Tree Cakes, you’ll have so much fun making this ornament! They’re made from clay, and are dead ringers for the nostalgic holiday treat.

Using paper mache houses from the craft store, you can create a pretty Christmas village. Very beginner friendly!

People love to receive candles, and they’ll love it even more if you craft this beautiful snow globe on the lid.

You can totally make these fun gnome ornaments in about 5 minutes. They look like something you’d buy in a small home decor boutique, but you can make them yourself so easily!

Transform store-bought wooden bird houses into whimsical gingerbread houses. They’ll last year after year, unlike regular gingerbread houses.

Such a fun and easy project that makes an adorable little impact. Perfect for crafting beginners, and you can set these around larger pieces of decor, or top decorative jars.

Using wood slices and vintage holiday cards or family photos, you can make these cute decorative holiday magnets.

You get 3 different garland ideas in this easy and fun tutorial. Frame a doorway, hang in on a banister, use it on your mantle, or wrap it around your tree.

Add some winter whimsy to your home with a fun snowman candle holder. Created using epsom salt and a few cute accents, you basically need zero crafting skills to make this.

Easy yet charming rustic-feeling wood slice trees for your mantle or Christmas centerpiece on a table!

Transform pine cones into stunning holiday decor with these super easy and versatile ideas.

Put old jeans to good use with these Denim Patchwork Quilted Stars. They’d make lovely tree decor or fun present toppers.

These easy yarn wrapped trees will look so pretty on your mantle or any other flat surface in your home.

You’ll find so many pretty watercolor Christmas card designs in this easy tutorial. These are lovely enough to sell or gift, but simple enough for a family project.

Upcycle old maps, music books, or any other cool vintage-looking paper in decorative pine cones. They’re fun, festive, and totally customizable, depending on the paper you choose.

If you have access to seashells (from the beach or craft store), make a batch of these lovely angel ornaments. Whether or not you decorate with coastal decor, this is super cute!

Even if you’re a total beginner, this simple project is totally doable. You’ll end up with a gorgeous wooden sign that’s perfect for your front porch.

Make a beautiful door hanging using foraged greens, decorative picks, and a cozy knitted Winter hat.

Turn a basic plastic ball into an oversized ornament that you can hang anywhere in your home! Use fabric and ribbon to match your color scheme.

Transform matchboxes into small holiday scenes. If you’re fond of miniatures, you’ll have so much fun creating different scenes.

This cute Sleigh Rides SVG is versatile for everything from ornaments to wood signs to mugs and pillows.

The Charlie Brown tree is iconic, and you can make your very own hoop art design of it!

Whether you use it as a wall hanging or sign for your table or mantle, this simple project is super easy, and totally customizable.

These would be so fun to make or give out at an ugly sweater Christmas party! There are so many different ways to decorate them.

The perfect design or gift for coffee and Starbucks fans. It totally looks like a real drink!

You’ll never believe what material you use as the base for the lovely faux birch logs! They look pretty realistic too.

Use old Scrabble tiles (from the craft store or garage sales) and create ornaments with different phrases like “Let It Snow.”

There’s something so warm and charming about using natural elements in your holiday decor.

Add this rustic pinecone garland to your front porch railing, fireplace mantle, or staircase banister.

A beginners sewing pattern, these cute mitten ornaments are cute and festive. It’s the perfect way to use up extra smaller bits of fabric, or dip your toes into sewing.

Every Farmhouse Christmas decor home needs a vintage truck or two, and you can use this fun design in so many applications. It comes in 3 colors too!

Definitely lovely enough to sell, sweater Christmas ornaments are easy and glamorous - and can make for about $1!

Transform a simple glass salt and pepper shaker into a cute pumpkin decoration.

If you have more advanced crafting skills, and own a Cricut, you should definitely consider trying this beautiful lighted shadow box.

The thorough tutorial includes two different designs - a nativity scene and a holiday scene with deer.

These cardboard snowman ornaments are made from a corrugated cardboard mail envelope.

With some paint and a few supplies, you can make a very budget-friendly (or free) decoration or gift topper.

With a few simple supplies, create an adorable snowman out of a mason jar. Place a small flameless candle or fairy lights inside to have it light up!

Create your own specialty seasoning mixes and gift or sell them in glass jars with fun gift tags.

Reminiscent of the Buckingham Palace guard, these Christmas soldiers are made from simple clothespins.

Even if you’re unsure about embroidery, you can make this! Hang it on the end of a banister, a doorknob, on your tree, or wherever else you’re inspired to put it.

Using some old wine glasses (or even ones from the dollar store) you can create this budget-friendly DIY.

They’d look lovely on your bar cart, or any flat surface in your home.

You can use this same concept with whatever stencil you like, but this North Pole design looks classy and nice. Change up the color for your own color palette, or make multiples to give as gifts.

Transform all those pine cones lying around your yard into decor! This snowflake wreath is rustic and stunning, and perfect if you use a woodland theme.

Talk about a budget-friendly project! Transform empty toilet paper rolls into glittery snowflake ornaments.

Using an old or inexpensive frame, some Spanish moss, and a few other things, you can put together this rustic, woodland looking DIY. Very clever!

This is so perfect if you create or decorate with coastal decor. Use any combination of sea glass that you like.

Create snowball-esqe Christmas string lights using ping pong balls. Also perfect for a game room!

Swap out a tree skirt for a handmade Christmas tree collar instead. You probably already have all the supplies on hand, and can create this in about 5 minutes.

This simple Cricut project is perfect for beginners. Add it to your tree, especially if you have a fun gingerbread or candy theme.g

Upcycle old maps into fun Christmas crackers. If it’s not already a holiday tradition in your home, it’s time to start!

I’ve never considered the concept of reusable bows, but these super cute felt bows totally can be used over and over.

This versatile idea can be adjusted for your painting skills. Fill it with pretty scrapbook paper and your favorite faux Christmas flowers or stems.

Give the classic Christmas angel a rustic twist by making it out of burlap. This just proves that something so basic can actually look stunning/

Transform plaid fabric scraps into handsome holiday trees. Mix and match different plaids for a really cool look.

Combine your favorite Christmas song lyrics with something you might find in an old sewing tin - a vintage wooden thread spool - to make this festive scroll ornament.

This is the perfect use-up for extra garden sage you grew. The wreath is gorgeous for the holidays, but can definitely be kept up year round.

If you enjoy a wood project that utilizes a power tool or two, consider making this stunning wooden vase holder.

Place it on your mantle, and fill the vases with fairy lights and Christmas greens.

Turn old denim scraps into fun Christmas trees. They’ll add some whimsical decor if you add colorful accents, or work perfectly in a country decor setting.

Upcycle old flannel or plaid shirts and create a lovely plaid wreath. Use a few different shirts for the perfect country look.

Customize these darling little waterless snow globes by using different figurines and small decor pieces like deer, elves, Santa, and anything else you can think of that will go with your decor. So many possibilities!

These mini wreaths are so fun! It’s truly amazing what you can do with mason jar lids and some inexpensive craft supplies like ribbon and twine.

Create a forest of cute Christmas trees for your holiday table, or decorate your fireplace mantle or shelves. You can even use them individually as gift toppers.

Use this twisted paper method to create a fun Rudolph ornament, or customize it to any design you’d like.

Upcycle an old dictionary into craft paper to create this decoupage ornament.

Transform seashells that you purchase or collect into a gorgeous tabletop holiday tree.

With a simple stencil, craft paint, and a canvas, you can create a lovely piece of wall art to match your holiday decor.