Easy and Fun Christmas Crafts using recycled materials

Christmas is not very far off.  Why not make some Christmas crafts today? Some have already decorated for the holiday, but there are still some that have not.  If you are looking for a way to make your home festive without breaking the bank, these options will be right up your alley.  I absolutely love getting something pretty from a piece of paper or cardboard I would be throwing in the recycle bin.  To me, it’s a win-win situation all around.

Here is a round-up of several sites

These are really good crafts for you to think about or to try. I do hope you try them out and have fun doing it!

1. DIY Christmas Tree Made From Cardboard

   Create a stunning Christmas tree from cardboard with this innovative idea. It’s a great way to recycle and add a unique touch to your holiday decor.
   Watch the tutorial on YouTube

2. Christmas DIY Crafts Using Cardboard

   This tutorial offers various exciting Christmas craft ideas using cardboard, perfect for adding a personalized and eco-friendly touch to your festive decorations.
   Explore the crafts on YouTube

3. Christmas Decoration Idea with Cardboard

   Learn how to make affordable and charming Christmas decorations using simple cardboard. This tutorial is perfect for those looking for budget-friendly crafting ideas.
   Watch the tutorial on YouTube

4. 27 Easy Repurposed Cardboard Christmas Crafts

   Pillar Box Blue offers a collection of 27 cardboard Christmas crafts and decorations made from cardboard boxes. These crafts are both affordable and eco-friendly, utilizing materials you likely already have at home.
   Read more at Pillar Box Blue

5. 45 Christmas Craft Ideas Using Paper

   Unfold the magic of the festive season with these fantastic DIY Christmas paper crafts. These projects are easy to make and add a bespoke touch to your holiday season.
   Explore the ideas at Pillar Box Blue

These tutorials offer a range of innovative and environmentally friendly ways to decorate for Christmas using paper and cardboard. They’re perfect for adding a unique and personal touch to your holiday season. For even more ideas, check out this older blog post. Here is another older post that is perfect for making with children.

Most of these are also appropriate to do with children, so why not settle in for an evening with the kids and make a memory as well as an ornament?

I have a video up about this same issue with six really nice ideas you might enjoy: