From the facade to the headlights, through these fun and simple DIY outdoor Christmas decoration ideas, give the first impression of the holiday from the outside to the inside.

Posted by Holly Phillips on November 21

We all know the classic proverb "Don't judge a book by its cover", but there is one exception when preparing for your family vacation. Recruit the whole family to enjoy the magic of joy, and use DIY outdoor Christmas decorations to refresh the appearance of your house and bring joy to the world.

Welcome holiday visitors with a pleasant and bright first impression. Sprinkle some festive DIY Christmas decorations on your front door, porch, and yard, and let the curtains of the neighborhood tremble with curiosity (and well-intentioned baa humbug jealous complaints!) In just a few holidays, your home will become The happiest in the neighborhood-happy and budget-friendly, crafty manufacturing.

Knocking on the door, who is there? Artist and innovator Annie Sloan said: "This Christmas, there is no better way to welcome friends and family than to repaint the front door." 

'Be brave and choose bright colors for a warm, inviting entrance. This is the first thing your guests will see, so why not make it bold and expressive!

Another very festive outdoor DIY idea worth considering is the tall decorative pruning garden. Robert Johnson, the founder of Sawinery, suggested: These tall decorative trimmers are the perfect accent for your outdoor Christmas decorations. They are very simple and reasonably priced, while still looking amazing!

Use homemade or upgraded decorations full of holly happy features to enhance the decorations you buy in the store to get an extra special personal style. The more real the better, so look to the earth, shine, and "wrap" your home with a candy cane charm.

Last Christmas, the craze for decorating the exterior walls of our houses was bigger and brighter than ever. The dazzling light show, the winter wonderland garden scene and the breathtaking Christmas porch decoration concept convey joy and a sense of connection when relatives leave. 

Now, as the buzzword of the Christmas trend in 2021, “doorscaping” will once again dominate the Instagram information flow. Get the "Glory of Gram" by adding simple and eye-catching accessories at the entrance of your home, such as a homemade leaf wreath or statue. 

Homesense's stylist Joanna Thornhill said: “Weave an ordinary garland or garland with your own gadgets and LED string lights, and then decorate it with a series of natural elements such as pine cones, dried orange slices and rustic ribbons tied to the bow. "

Always green, always full, and always fashionable, use pre-lit booties or homemade garlands to make your mailbox happy in time and let Christmas cards fly in. To get an extra sense of happy holly, wrap a thick red ribbon mailbox holder and attach an oversized bow to the front. What a delightful sight to help the postman smile in the cold winter. 

Be fascinated by passers-by with the fascinating snow falling scene-a cute and effective DIY appearance displayed in the Christmas window. 

Cricut frosted window stickers and removable vinyl have been used to create this snowy winter scene, which is the key to ensuring that the vinyl can be removed from the windows when the time is right. Learn how to make window decals on Hobbycraft Ideas Hub.

Let the magic overflow from your home and show off your porch steps and decorations with flashing DIY outdoor Christmas lights. Use wireframe to make simple shapes, or visit your local craft center or garden center for pre-made silhouettes and characters. Choose anything from stars to winter animals, or mix and match various designs to create an eclectic Christmas story. The Christmas fairy tale lights powered by LED batteries are threaded for each design and positioned in odd numbers to obtain the maximum dazzling coefficient.

Faux fur is ready-fold it up and enter the frost-fresh outdoors, enjoy colorful and natural nourishing festive dining. Christmas table decoration has never been so shiny and bright!

"For the past 18 months, the garden has been a popular haven for many people, providing extra space for entertainment and relaxation. If the weather permits, embrace outdoor dining this winter to create a charming and perfect environment. Painted branches Hang over your table and decorate with outdoor Christmas decorations of your choice to create a special and individual look. Wayfair resident style consultant Nadia McCowan Hill said: Candles, fairy lights and comfortable artificial fur blankets will dine in your garden Experience a truly magical winter wonderland.

Create an eye-catching scene with the beautiful display of oversized snow-white paper snowflakes and stars. This simple, fun and effective DIY Christmas craft can be enjoyed by the whole family. Just a few beautiful scissors can create a series of unique snowflakes and enjoy a homemade white Christmas. 

To make paper snowflakes, all you need is scissors, paper (we recommend using medium to heavyweight paper, which makes it stronger when decorating outdoors), a hole punch and some rope. 

*Tip: For diversity, please try to use downloadable templates. Just scale, print and crop according to your paper size. 

Welcome holiday visitors with a pleasant mood with personalized doormats, and further enhance your holiday door decoration. Use Cricut Maker 3 to make a template, then use acrylic paint to stipple and use spray matte varnish for protection to create an impressive holiday design. There is also ta-da, a truly joyous welcome and a thoughtful and personalized Christmas gift idea. Learn how to make this beautiful holiday doormat on Hobbycraft Ideas Hub.

You already have another kind of Christmas tree indoors, so why not mix things outdoors with bright alternatives to traditional leaf garlands? To reproduce this kind of playground-inspired door decoration, you need a large iron ring or even a hula hoop as the basic shape. Then just wrap your basket with LED bulbs to turn it into a luminous miracle. We recommend using an installation chain for easy installation. Use colorful lights to create a cheerful carnival atmosphere, or use warm white lights to create a classic style.

Welcome your favorite faces to your Christmas door and enjoy a relaxing holiday scene, combining natural materials and rustic textures to create a Scandi Christmas look and feel. Hang three hand-made garlands at staggered heights (use mixed designs to add interest, such as pompons, dried flowers, and fresh leaves.) The vintage sleigh is a charming addition to decorating a basket of "stunt gifts", while a bunch of glows The lantern adds the warmth of beckoning.

Realize the sustainable Christmas decoration concept by filling the lanterns with colorful baubles, make Christmas crazy and reuse the lanterns. Arrange lanterns filled with gadgets in groups of different heights around your outdoor space, or hang on colorful ribbons on the tree to add a few cheerful colors to the baron’s branches. 

Use the DIY tree-shaped LED lighthouse to add a festive atmosphere to your garden. To reproduce this magical display, first fix a long vertical rod (wood or metal) to the ground. If the ground is too hard, use a metal earth spear. If you have installed a clothesline, you can even use an outdoor rotary dryer clothesline as a base. Next, connect a single-length battery-powered fairy lamp to the top of the pole, then spread it out and fix it on the ground with tent pegs to form a Christmas tree. Finally, crown your brilliance with a glowing Christmas tree top hat. Sprinkle weatherproof mats on the "inside" ground of the tree in the manner of a teepee, and enjoy an extra charming stargazing night. 

Let your Christmas window lighting display this year's winter wonderland scene cloak with lighting to speak. 

'Window display will once again become an important part of our Christmas aesthetics this year. According to Pinterest trend data analyzed by WeThrift's interior experts, whether you are using wreaths and garlands to maintain classics or choosing quirky and creative alternatives, Christmas window decorations will make your home look and feel happy from the inside out.

'Hanging decorations, lights or creating a winter wonderland on your windows is a great way to show your creativity and celebrate the beauty of the holiday. Window display is a quick and simple project that can make your house the most festive place on the street.

When we embrace the vibrant minimalist mood, it complements the brightness and boldness of this season.

'The traditional Christmas colors of red and green, and more recently gold and silver, are always popular. However, Christmas 2021 will free us from tradition and will introduce colors such as dark blue, green, brown and pink," said Rachel Epstein, the interior design expert and creative director of CARME Home.

Holly is the content editor of Real Homes and previously worked for Future Homes brands including Country Homes & Interiors and Living. She has a ten-year background in interior and event styling. Before, she traveled from the coast to the city and then to Australia. 

Holly likes to work with creative thinking and discover fresh independent brands, and firmly believes that no home can have too many cushions, unruly flowers or happy decorative details.

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