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50 Quick and Easy Holiday Decorating Ideas

By The editors of MidwestLiving.com
Updated October 03, 2020
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Clipped greens (in floral foam) displayed in egg cups make a mini forest when grouped on a silver tray. A strand of starry lights adds sparkle.

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Pretty platter

Pretty platter

For an easy DIY tablescape, decorate a serving tray with silver ornaments. Tuck in boughs of evergreen for a simple yet elegant centerpiece.

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All the trimmings

Poinsettias and crafts
Credit: Adam Albright

Poinsettias become real showstoppers when cut for petite displays. Place them in little glasses, but first dab away sap and burn the ends with a lighter; this keeps the water clear and makes bracts last longer (about two or three days).

To create the glasses, brush glue onto small vases or votive holders, then sprinkle with fine glitter.

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No-fuss festivity

No-fuss festivity

Sprigs of evergreens fill a collection of plain glass vases for clearly inspired decor.

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Winter wonderland

Winter wonderland

For custom-colored bottlebrush trees, use fabric dye such as Rit or diluted stamping inks, which come in dozens of colors at crafts stores. Dip to dye.

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Branch out

Branch out

Need something above your buffet? Hang Christmas cards, embellished tags and ornaments from a single evergreen branch tacked to the wall.

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Snow days

Snow days

Like snow globes, apothecary jars hold tiny winter wonderlands. Stand bottlebrush trees and toy deer spray-painted gold in Epsom salts "snow."

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Fragrant decor

Fragrant decor

For a fragrant chair-back decoration, bundle bay leaf, thyme, rosemary and marjoram with twine. Bouquets can be made several days in advance, then refrigerated. Once dry, use them for cooking!

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Cozy containers

Cozy containers

Everyday decor turns holiday-worthy when wrapped in knits. Cut off the end of a thrift-store sweater arm to a length that will fit your container, plus about two inches. Fold the edge under and fasten with hot glue. Glue on miniature jingle bells for extra embellishment.

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Go step-by-step

Go step-by-step

Spell out holiday greetings on tree containers that climb the stairs. We made paper letter ornaments for white ironstone pitchers and pots and planted a lacy Goldcrest cypress tree in each.

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Showcase glass and glitz

Showcase glass and glitz

Pull glassware out of the cabinets and onto a mantel for a last-minute arrangement. Let curled ribbon drape out of a champagne flute. Place one ornament in a martini glass. Stack mini ornaments in a beer glass. Or create a "flower" in a clay pot with a wine glass and ornaments. Put a votive holder upside down inside the pot as a base for the glass. Secure the glass to the top of the holder with double-sided tape. Crumple tissue paper around the base of the glass, and fill with mini ornaments.

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Decorate an entry table

Decorate an entry table

Ice skates with red pompoms made an easy entry table arrangement, while an apothecary jar filled with twigs adds an unexpected accent. A mix of faux and real evergreens brings holiday spirit throughout the area.

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Play with paper

Play with paper

Turn holiday-theme scrapbooking papers into an inexpensive tabletop display. Cut and fold papers to create simple cone "trees" of different sizes. Secure seams with double-sided tape.

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Light bright

Light bright wreath

Wrap string lights around a metal wreath form to create a twinkling wall accent. Crafts stores sell affordable forms in a variety of shapes and sizes.

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Serve up a centerpiece

Christmas centerpiece ideas: ornaments

To make a showy centerpiece, place solid-color ball ornaments inside a clear-glass vase and "serve" on a silver tray. Sprinkle faux snow (or coconut) over the display, and wrap it up with matching ribbon.

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Label maker

Label maker

Charm guests with customized drink markers. Simply draw characters—a friend, family member or pop culture icon, perhaps—with paint pens on each clothespin.

Add facial and clothing details with a fine-point marker. Leave the clothespin legs unpainted to avoid paint touching the beverage.

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Festive winter mantel

Make a basic white frame a pretty focal point by hanging an ornament from the hanger in back. For a pretty arrangement above a buffet or mantel, flank the framed ornament with framed holiday wrapping papers. To ensure a perfect fit, wrap the cardboard that comes with the frame.

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Create a scene

Create a scene

Make a charming winter scene inside a glass bowl using faux snow, spruce or fir spigs, and props such as artificial birds and a nest (from crafts stores), along with mini ornaments.

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Make candlestick cones

Christmas centerpiece ideas: silver candlesticks

Top silver candlesticks with silvery painted pinecones for a glittering display. Group several on a tray, and add some blue or silver ornaments for even more impact.To paint pinecones, apply several thin coats of metallic silver spray paint.

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Triple trees

Triple trees

Bring a little winter wonderland to your house with this white window box. Create the look by placing three small faux Christmas trees in a metal trough planter and decorating the planter with snowflakes. Place on a wooden bench or other high surface to raise it off the ground or floor.

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Hung with care

Hung with care

For a dazzling effect, hang single-color ornaments tied with ribbon from a window near your table. Improvise a tiered cakestand by placing an urn or vase upside down on a large plate and setting a smaller plate on the top.

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Give rooms "gifts"

Wrapped pillows

Tie wide ribbons around solid-color pillows as if they're presents going under the tree. Place on chairs, sofas or beds for an instant spot of holiday color.

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Advent art

Advent art

A homemade Advent calendar doubles as wall art. Containers filled with small trinkets hang with bakers twine from a birch branch. Include a few ornaments that can be moved to the tree when it's time.

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String me along

Handmade holiday tassels

Handmade decorations afford a satisfying sense of creating your own style. To make tassels as shown, wrap yarn around an index card about 70 times. Snake a length of yarn between the card and the wrapped yarn, and tie it off. Slip the yarn off the cardboard and snip in half. Tie a second bit of yarn about 1 inch from the top to form a ball at the top. Idea by Illinois designer Jennifer Rizzo.

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Bedeck worn-out boots

Bedeck worn-out boots

Have a pair of boots you won't wear this winter? Dress them up with twigs, greens and ribbon for a welcoming display. To protect boots, line with plastic bags. Add weight with rocks to keep the boots from tipping. Insert twigs and small evergreen branches. Tie a bow around each boot, and drape an evergreen sprig down one side.

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Holiday kitchen

Holiday kitchen

Michigan decorator Kelly Rinzema adds sweet festive touches to her sparkling white kitchen for the holidays: A wreath, copper cups with candy canes, a bowl full of red ornaments and a tea towel framed with stapled-together scrap wood.

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Tie twigs

Twig door decoration

A bundle of brown twigs makes a great hanging decoration to put on a door or above a mantel. To secure, wrap a wide rubber band around twig ends. Tuck one branch of greens, such as eucalyptus, inside the rubber band for color. Cover the rubber band with a ribbon.

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Set an effortless table

Red and green table setting

A set of kitchen canisters—filled with crinkled newspaper, topped with moss and set amid scattered apples—forms a simple centerpiece. Perched atop glasses, store-bought felt polka-dot ornaments with name tags attached act as place cards and make fun take-home favors for guests.

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Make organic art

Christmas mantel decorating ideas

Switch out art in existing frames, or buy inexpensive shadow boxes and/or frames with mats. Cut new backgrounds out of burlap or colored paper, then use hot glue to mount twigs or varied evergreen sprigs for art naturally themed to the season.

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Pretty perspective

Pretty perspective

Dressing up the kitchen window makes kitchen duties happy during busy holidays. Hang strands of beads, berries or ornaments on hooks, then create a winterscape using greens and household items. (Don't overlook the kids' toy box for inspiration.) Tip: Small cypress pine topiaries are a steal-just $5 at the grocery store. Idea by Illinois designer Jennifer Rizzo, author of Creatively Christmas.

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Apple basket

Turn a shallow basket or tray into a fun arrangement for your dining or coffee table. We arranged rows of feathery moss, smooth stones, green apples and spiky pinecones, but use what's easily available to you: other fruits or vegetables, ornaments or bits of nature.

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Create an easy entry

Wooden chest

Clothespins hold holiday cards on burlap ribbon tacked to the back of a mirror frame. Old wood rice scoops act as vases for unusual arrangements of stones and cut evergreen branches. Display a cut tree in a basket. We wrapped its trunk with yarn for a spot of color.

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Do linen tricks

Holiday bed decorations

Temporarily transform your bed. We layered holiday-theme hand towels on our headboard. Red-striped napkins and place mats work as "covers" for pillows. Attach with safety pins or basting stitches to remove later.

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Air plant ornaments

Air plant ornaments

Air plants function as living ornaments. For a garland-like effect, spray-paint tree lights' cords a bright hue (remove bulbs and stuff sockets with cotton).

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Picture this

Picture this

Decorate your walls with this no-water Christmas tree. Make a tree by forming a large triangle from 16-gauge wire and cutting progressively smaller pieces and twisting the ends to create branches. Hang the tree from an old picture frame and attach a decorative bow if desired. Add ornaments using small S-hooks.

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Second time around

Second time around

Maria Marcusse deftly uses old things in new ways. When a strand of vintage mercury glass garland broke, she hot-glued the beads to her vintage bottlebrush trees nested in mustard pots (teacups work, too).

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Create a better buffet

Holiday table

Who says lanterns have to hold candles? Filled with apples and cherries, ours "light up" this buffet with red-and-green holiday style. A red table scarf, cut from $1-a-yard burlap, amps up the color. (Pull threads to finish the edges with a fringe.) Our three "trees" are evergreen branches set in wet florist foam in clay pots. (We hid the foam tops with dried moss.) A vintage window stands in as a message board. We spelled out holiday sentiments with stick-on letters.

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Eye candy

Eye candy

Filled with peppermint candies, inexpensive glasses make quick centerpieces, decorations or party favors. Tie a coordinating ribbon around the stems for an added festive touch.

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Small touches

Small touches

Small touches can have a big impact. Here, a miniature wreath of fresh greens looks lovely hanging from a display shelf, and a tiny present tucked among white tableware adds more charm.

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Perfect pair

Perfect pair

A duo of potted lemon cypress trees get a quick dress-up with lengths of paper ribbon and Kraft paper secured with twine.

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Holiday dress-up

Holiday dress-up

Sprigs of pine and berries dress up framed photos in the home's entry.

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Beautify a birdbath

Beautify a birdbath

Fresh greenery, a large red ball, red-painted pinecones and a bright bow look festive in this wintry scene.

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Holiday terrarium

Holiday terrarium

Metallic balls and bottlebrush trees give subtle holiday touches to a countertop terrarium. For custom-colored bottlebrush trees, use fabric dye such as Rit or diluted stamping inks, which come in dozens of colors at crafts stores. Dip to dye.

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Sideboard star

Sideboard star

Michigan decorator Kelly Rinzema updated her grandmother's sideboard with coats of red paint and topped it with a wooden container of fresh greens. She created the sign from scrap boards held together by trim pieces nailed to the back. White paint and a red stenciled message complete the festive scene.

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Nonstop color

Nonstop color

Eye-catching amaryllis bulbs dipped in colored wax mark a new trend; look for them at garden centers or online. The coating restricts root growth so plants are shorter than average and live just one season, but serious advantages include a fresh presentation style and no need for water, sunlight, soil or the proverbial green thumb. Of course, the traditional method of growing bulbs in glass forcing vases continues to appeal with classic beauty and repeat seasons.

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Put up trees

Decorative tree

A pint-size dwarf Alberta spruce gives a candle sconce new holiday style. Remove soil and bind the roots in damp cheesecloth to fit into the candle hole. Tie a holiday-hue ribbon at the base.

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Pretty paperwhites

Christmas centerpiece ideas: paperwhites

Place paperwhites in a large compote or bowl. Cover the potting soil with mini ball ornaments in colors that coordinate with your holiday scheme.

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Think small

Think small

Holiday decorating doesn't have to be elaborate. This tiny natural arrangement in a clear bowl reinforces the season in a big way.

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Acorn tree

Acorn tree

A coat of paint transforms acorns into tiny ornaments. Hang them from a branch with twine loops glued to the caps. The long serving tray, filled with more acorns and a bowl, visually balances the display. Adjust the colors of the paint to coordinate with your table linens.

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    2 of 49 Pretty platter
    3 of 49 All the trimmings
    4 of 49 No-fuss festivity
    5 of 49 Winter wonderland
    6 of 49 Branch out
    7 of 49 Snow days
    8 of 49 Fragrant decor
    9 of 49 Cozy containers
    10 of 49 Go step-by-step
    11 of 49 Showcase glass and glitz
    12 of 49 Decorate an entry table
    13 of 49 Play with paper
    14 of 49 Light bright
    15 of 49 Serve up a centerpiece
    16 of 49 Label maker
    17 of 49 Ornament plain frames
    18 of 49 Create a scene
    19 of 49 Make candlestick cones
    20 of 49 Triple trees
    21 of 49 Hung with care
    22 of 49 Give rooms "gifts"
    23 of 49 Advent art
    24 of 49 String me along
    25 of 49 Bedeck worn-out boots
    26 of 49 Holiday kitchen
    27 of 49 Tie twigs
    28 of 49 Set an effortless table
    29 of 49 Make organic art
    30 of 49 Pretty perspective
    31 of 49 Display your favorites
    32 of 49 Create an easy entry
    33 of 49 Do linen tricks
    34 of 49 Air plant ornaments
    35 of 49 Picture this
    36 of 49 Second time around
    37 of 49 Create a better buffet
    38 of 49 Eye candy
    39 of 49 Small touches
    40 of 49 Perfect pair
    41 of 49 Holiday dress-up
    42 of 49 Beautify a birdbath
    43 of 49 Holiday terrarium
    44 of 49 Sideboard star
    45 of 49 Nonstop color
    46 of 49 Put up trees
    47 of 49 Pretty paperwhites
    48 of 49 Think small
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