Traditionally, the house and garden, if available, are beautifully and festively decorated at Christmas. The Christmas tree is placed at the center and a real, natural tree is usually chosen for the purpose. In recent years there has been a lot of talk about ecology and an environmentally friendly life and an artificial Christmas tree is increasingly being put up in the house. You can also design simple alternatives yourself or simply imitate any idea. The Scandinavian Christmas decorations and accessories are simple and you can make them yourself with little effort. Find out how and gather inspiration for the upcoming festive days!
You can really save money on the Christmas tree without ruining the Christmas spirit. A cool idea is to make your own Christmas tree. Different building materials such as wood,matching wall colors, stones or even cardboard or cardboard work wonderfully for this purpose. You will find numerous ideas and simple instructions on how you can make such things on your own in just a few steps. The project requires a wooden board, paint, wooden sticks and wood glue. The size should correspond to the space where the homemade tree will be placed afterwards. It's best to lean it against a wall. The design is up to you. Color the silhouette of the tree monochrome or green and use the wood glue to glue the sticks to the desired locations.
Another DIY idea with instructions is to make eco-friendly antlers out of wooden slices and a branch. Just look for a branch with a suitable, relatively symmetrical shape and desired size that resembles natural antlers. When the wooden antlers are finished, you can stain or varnish them. Monochrome colors like white, gray and black or rich tones like red and green would definitely work very well.
More interesting and imaginative ideas for such decorations and matching onesAccessories for Christmasin a minimalist style to imitate can be found in the photo gallery. And don't forget that natural materials and homemade pieces seem cozier, more personal and a lot of fun.
