Last Minute Christmas Ideas
Did Christmas sneak up on you? Happens to the best of us! Try one (or all!) of these last minute Christmas ideas. You can do each of them in less than an hour.
When the holidays sneak up on you it can feel majorly panicky, right? But (in my opinion) panicking is the last thing you should be doing around the holidays! I want you to be able to feel joyful and relaxed in the joy of the season.
Last Minute Christmas Ideas
So that’s why I put together these last minute Christmas ideas! They’re each designed to help you with something that you may still need to tackle before the holiday — whether it’s gifts, baking, wrapping, or just spreading cheer.
Each idea takes an hour or less to complete, and you can find the supplies for all of them in your local craft or grocery store (no having to wait for any supplies to ship). Even better, you can probably make some of them with items you already have in your cabinets.
Check them out, and happy holidays! xoxo
Make a Candy Igloo Instead of a Gingerbread House
This little candy igloo brought my kids so much joy!
Forget Fancy Wrapping and Try This Charming Idea
Brown paper bags never looked so good. Perfect for wrapping small, quick gifts.
Make a Garland With Your Bare Hands
Finger knitting is a great craft skill to keep in your back pocket or to teach your kids! Make some of these finger knit garlands to decorate your mantel.
Put Some Pom Poms On the Tree
These DIY pom pom ornaments are an awesome gift from kids to teachers, grandparents, friends, and lots more.
Paint Some Pine cones
You might not guess it, but dipping pine cones in paint is curiously satisfying! These colorblock painted pine cones are some of my favorite holiday decor each year.
Have a Crafternoon and Make These Sparkly Ornaments
This simple idea is one of our most popular every year! You need only three supplies that you can find at your local craft store to create these rhinestone Christmas ornaments.
Snack on some Cookies Inspired by My FAvorite Holiday Movie
These Elf quote cookies are one of our all-time most popular posts, and our most created recipe! Try them for yourself this year.
And don’t forget to follow along on Instagram for more holiday inspiration! xoxo
Yes, panicking is the last thing you should be doing around the holidays. I able to feel joyful and relaxed in the joy of the season. They’re each designed to help you with something that you may still need to tackle before the holiday. May this festive Christmas season brings all the success for you. May you achieve what you aimed for in life. Merry Christmas!
Thanks for your kind message, Ella! Same to you!
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