22 Fabulous Blue Christmas Decor Ideas to Start the Holidays off Right
What’s your favorite way to decorate on a budget? Are you the kind who prefers store bought ornaments or do you find joy in making your own holiday decorations?
Decorating your home for the christmas doesn’t have to be expensive. If you’re the creative type, these DIY holiday decor ideas are sure to be a goldmine of inspiration for you. Check them out and see what you can make with what I bet are materials you can get on the cheap.
1. Nearly Home-Made Blue Paper Ornament
String lights – need a quick, easy, and inexpensive way to add a cozy and fancy vibe to your home? Using string lights to decorate is a great way to achieve this. You can put them around your tree, in apothecary jars or decorative lamps, light up your plants/fake plants, and just add them anywhere that needs a bit of sprucing up.
2. Playful Mantle Piece Gift Display
3. Vibrant Marbled DIY Paint Ornaments
4. Midnight Blue and Golden “Oh Holy Night”
5. Icy Crystal Blue Candle Decor
Materials like tin cans, newspapers, old bottles of wine, wood scraps, and more can be made into beautiful holiday decor if you’re creative enough. This is also a great way to get rid of some of the clutter around your home to welcome the new year. Here are some pictures to get inspired by:
6. A Sparkling Silvery Forest Display
7. Thoughtful and Seasonal Blue Fire Starter
Pinecones – got a tight budget for holiday decor this year? Small trinkets from the shops often cost a fortune, especially ones with intricate details, but why spend so much when you can make your own holiday bits and baubles to decorate your home with pinecones. They’re free and you can easily pick a few from your backyard or the community park and then you can let your creative juices flow. Here are some ideas on what you can make:
8. Welcoming Multi-Colored Pinecone Wreath
9. Christmas Wreath with Bright and Bold Blues
Christmas balls – I don’t know about you but I’ve amassed quite the collection of Christmas balls through the years and this year, instead of throwing them away, I’m reusing them to create new holiday decor. I have a lot of really nice ones that just doesn’t go with my theme this year so it’ll be nice to be able to still use them despite that. Here’s what I have in mind:
10. All Natural Friendly Winter Wreath
Christmas or not, adding plants to your home is a surefire way to add an aura of freshness and sophistication to your home. For the holidays, add pops of festive colors throughout your home using flowers.
11. A Warm Hearth with Icy Winter Decor
if you’re buying decor and you don’t want to go over budget, deciding on a solid color scheme can help. This way, you’ll know what items will work in the overall look you’re planning and you won’t be wasting your money on items that will be left unused anyway.
12. Petite Tree Wrapped in Blue Flannel
13. Elaborate Blue-Themed Porch Decor
String lights – need a quick, easy, and inexpensive way to add a cozy and fancy vibe to your home? Using string lights to decorate is a great way to achieve this. You can put them around your tree, in apothecary jars or decorative lamps, light up your plants/fake plants, and just add them anywhere that needs a bit of sprucing up.
14. Perfect Pop of Periwinkle
15. Overflowing Ornaments of Holiday Joy
16. Absolutely Adorable Vintage Cart
Materials like tin cans, newspapers, old bottles of wine, wood scraps, and more can be made into beautiful holiday decor if you’re creative enough. This is also a great way to get rid of some of the clutter around your home to welcome the new year.
17. DIY Dipped Gold and Blue Ornaments
18. Bright Christmas Blue Through and Through
19. Whimsical Blue and Green Entryway Display
20. Stained Glass Blue Christmas Star
21. DIY Creative and Eclectic Garland
22. Classic Christmas with a Little Sparkle
