Fourth of July Crafts to Change Your Holiday Decor

Myra went thrifting and found a ton of glass jars to make pretty for the Fourth of July! I love all of the different types of trim used in these pretty luminaries.

If you’re looking for patriotic home decor you can make in just a few minutes, this wreath is going to be exactly what you’re looking for. It’s perfectly sparkly, and the little flags are a nice touch!

Jen used square molding along with polka dots and stripes to make this unique flag display! I think this is genius for any holiday.

This cork board is so dang cute that I’d keep it out all year! What a great tool for tracking all the fun July events, parades, BBQs, picnics, parties, and more!

Are you looking for simple 4th of July decorations that are low on cost and big on style? These DIY patriotic votives are the perfect project!

These American flag DIY lanterns are perfect for the 4th of July! This project is super simple and inexpensive. Make these mason jar lanterns in just a few minutes.

Kierste shows you how to paint burlap the easy way, then use it to make a festive flag pillow. You’ll want to read her tutorial so you understand how she got those amazingly crisp lines!

Grab a bamboo runner and paint it using Melanie’s tutorial to decorate your Independence Day table. This is really inexpensive to make!

Vanessa shows you how to fake frosted glass to make these unique mason jar centerpieces. This is one of those Fourth of July crafts that is perfect for parties, themed showers, and more.

4th of July crafts are that much more fun when they are recycled! Fish those old paint chips out of the drawer and add to a canvas to make unique flag inspired wall art.

If you like easy Fourth of July crafts, this one’s for you! Learn how to make the EASIEST 4th of July wreath using Duck Tape! It’s so simple that even a kid can do it.

Bev provides the pattern so that you too can embroider your own US map/chevron wall art. This is simple and cute!

Use Mod Podge and empty tin cans to make these awesome and festive vases! This 4th of July craft is great for kids, too.

Add a painted flag design to regular wood planter for a patriotic touch. I’m thinking the “stars” would be really cute as kids’ fingerprints!

Make unique and EASY American flag canvas art with fabric and Mod Podge! Perfect for patriotic decor or for just showing off your USA pride.

These easy 4th of July sand candles look perfect when layered in a variety of red, white, and blue patterns. I’d love to make these for other holidays as well!

Use dollar store flags on a sticker to create this easy and budget friendly banner! Dollar Tree has Fourth of July crafts materials, so I’d look there.

Turn an 8×10 printable into unique wall art that you can keep up all year. Love that you can paint the frame any way you like to go with your own patriotic decor.

Show your American pride with these colorful letters for patriotic decor. Buy plain wooden letters (available at crafts stores) and get creative with red, white, and blue acrylic paint. Mix and match solid colors with stars and stripes.

Amy used her Cricut and a fun “Liberty” US design to make this unique board. This is really inexpensive and easy to make!

Use bleach to create an interesting effect on this cool tassel garland. This is a fun experiment to do with kids to show them how bleach works. You can use this idea for 4th of July, or for any holiday!

Make firecracker candles for Fourth of July using dollar store votives, napkins, and Mod Podge. These are so easy and inexpensive!

Learn how to make a 4th of July deco mesh wreath inspired by an American flag! Perfect for beginners and a great addition to holiday decor. I love the sparkly stars!