An Upcycled and DIY Christmas 2018 Review
Buffalo Check,
Christmas,
Crafting,
Garage Sale Finds,
Holiday Decorating,
Houndstooth,
Old Sign Stencils,
Re-purposing,
Stenciling,
Thrift Store Finds,
Upcycling,
December 18, 2018
Normally, I upcycle or repurpose most of my Christmas decor from garage sale or thrift shop items, but this year seemed to be "slimmer pickens" at my local thrift stores.
I was still able to create quite a bit of Christmas decor using craft supplies from Hobby Lobby, Joann Fabrics, and Michael's. The best part, I got most of my craft supplies at 50% off.
Let's look back at my Christmas decor 2018!
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Christmas project number one dates back to July, and a thrift shop Minnesota plaque find.
See the before, during and after of this project HERE.
In August, this old garage sale $3 crate received a Christmas makeover with Old Sign Stencils HERE.
In October, when my fall projects were completed, I upcycled this thrifted shelf with red paint and the buffalo check stencil! Details HERE.
These trees were dated country Christmas decor that I upcycled HERE.
Garage sale deer, wine corks and photo wires were an easy upcycle project HERE.
I painted and stenciled one of my Menard's cabinet display doors with a stick man style snowman HERE.
I added snowflakes to the glass on a garage sale white lantern HERE.
This was one of my favorite Christmas ideas. I painted a rustic sign red, and stenciled it with an Old Sign Stencils coffee stencil adding "Christmas Blend" from another stencil.
I also stenciled white and black enamelware pieces to complete a fun Christmas vignette. See the details HERE.
These easy state pride and buffalo check framed crafts look perfect with Christmas decor. Make them HERE.
An easy stenciled scrap of muslin is combined with a purse handle hanger HERE.
I used an Old Sign Stencils' Christmas tree stencil here as a plaid fabric template. Easy instructions HERE.
This rough sawn fence board wall coat hook was made with scraps and a snowflake stencil! See the details HERE.
I repainted and stenciled a $1 garage sale wall art canvas HERE.
I upcycled some plain 50% off Hobby Lobby galvanized pail ornaments HERE.
This makeover of a plain wooden stocking from Hobby Lobby worked out perfectly rustic. See the transformation HERE.
In this Christmas post, I upcycled leftover project parts into three new projects HERE.
These cute little ornaments were created from Hobby Lobby 50% off plain brown paper mache ornaments. See how I did it HERE.
An $8 thrift shop find became a very fun snowflake table HERE.
In this blog post, garage sale purchases became Christmas trays. See details HERE.
These cute fabric ornaments were created with Joann Fabric supplies, including very inexpensive paper stencils. See the instructions HERE.
This was a super easy project with an unfinished wood easel from Joann Fabrics. See it HERE.
This unusual cutting board from a Goodwill store in the twin cities was perfect for a "You Cut Christmas tree" sign HERE.
I found several of these white washed wooden boxes at Michael's and stenciled them with Christmas stencils. See all four boxes HERE.
The addition of jingle bells added so much fun to this cabinet door sign HERE.
This blog post was all about Christmas pillow covers. See all five HERE.
With the popularity of brown paper scroll signs and wall note pads, I was inspired to create easy Christmas ornaments for my tree HERE.
I stenciled this old chippy crate, AND
This little wooden hinged box with Old Sign Stencils HERE.
I created two very fun signs using FREE garage sale art canvases. One is neutral, AND
And one is buffalo checked. See the details and new Christmas stencils from Old Sign Stencils HERE.
An easy banner made with unfinished craft shop wood ornaments HERE.
A garage sale vintage cabinet door combined with Old Sign Stencils to make a super fun Christmas sign HERE.
I stenciled a couple more Hobby Lobby canvas pillow covers HERE for my sofa.
I hope you enjoyed following along with my 2018 Christmas decor projects!
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Wow - didn't realize you did so many Christmas projects! Everything looks wonderful and so Christmasy! I especially love the old crate. Merry Christmas to you and your family. Can't wait to see what you do in 2019~
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