
I adore this design and have a simpler off-white version of this decoration hanging over my dining table. I made them in about 30 minutes before Christmas dinner one year when, in a fit of madness, I decided that the room looked bare. They’re so simple to make, especially if you staple them instead of using an eyelet as show in this full tutorial from Curbly.
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Another simple but equally stylish decoration is this paper circle bauble from Funezcrafts

or if you’re in the mood for a bit more of a challenge these paper baubles from the Crafty Sisters are just too cute and would be a great addition to any tree.

I made a version of these paper stars as a garland for my sons bedroom. They were super easy and extremely inexpensive to make. Get the instructions from Homemade Gifts made Easy (love that name)

Another adorable idea from Home-made Gifts made Easy are these Twine Christmas Trees which looked twice as good with a little LED candle inside.

And lastly but by no means least, one of my favourite craft websites Krokotak has a photo and video tutorial for this striking paper wreath.
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These are all fab Elaine!
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