Paper Christmas Decorations for a Holiday Home

Get free cut files and printable templates to make this DIY paper village wreath. All you need are 8 - 10 pieces of cardstock, some bottle brush trees, and an inexpensive wreath.

Learn how to make a simple holiday banner using scrapbook paper and pom pom trim.

These giant poinsettias are the best wall flowers to decorate your walls in winter, especially at Christmastime. They take some time, but the results are really amazing!

Check out this DIY Christmas bulb advent calendar, complete with templates and a tutorial for some holiday fun.

Make giant paper cone Christmas trees in ombre shades to decorate your holiday party. These would also look great on a large mantel.

Snowflake decorations are a fun way to celebrate all the winter holidays! These are made from white paper, but I think they'd be fun in a variety of colors.

It’s amazing what can be done with just paper and glue. This cute paper Christmas village is a perfect night craft and special Christmas decor for sure!

You can get another paper village with silhouette designs here.

While these might be called honeycomb "ornaments," you don't have to hang them on the tree. They would look great hanging from the ceiling or in a doorway too. These unbreakable Christmas decorations are sure to be a hit!

Collect household paper tubes to make these whimsical vintage style candle decorations for Christmas! The outside is simple construction paper, but you could also use patterned paper as well.

I love the mixture of gold paper and book pages to make this awesome Christmas garland! The variety of sizes of the stars is also a nice touch.

If you don't have bottlebrush trees handy, make them yourself with this bottlebrush tree hack using crepe paper. They're so easy!

These giant holly leaves are the perfect way to fill a large space with festive holiday decor. Add some giant foam berries for an additional pop of color!

Make these decorative pine cones from metallic gold paper and a circle punch. They are great for summer and fall woodland themes as well as the holidays!

This DIY is so cheap and cute! You will not only make one, you'll make 20! Come learn how to make a paper cone Christmas tree.

This wreath project is very inexpensive and the three dimensional stars make it pop. Make it your own by choosing your own colors/patterns to fit your decor!

This simple project adds the perfect, colorful touch to a holiday party! Make these DIY Christmas cake toppers with just a few supplies.

Children can assemble their own easy holiday advent calendar using this tutorial! While it's a Christmas kids' craft, it's still cute decor too. You'll hang with Command strips!

For this holiday season, you can make a mistletoe kissing ball out of frosted paper. Download the free template and tutorial to start crafting!

These star ornaments look stunning made with a unique glitter paint you'll love. I can't believe they were originally pieces of cardboard!

Add shimmer and shine to your tree this year with these unique glitter ornaments! The lights of your tree will glisten off of these beautiful paper Christmas balls. Perfect family project for the holidays!

Create a stunning Christmas paper wreath using your Cricut! I love the non-traditional color scheme of this wreath.

These paper Christmas lights are the coolest! Turn them into a unique garland. And the best part is you'll never have to change a bulb.

Add a modern-minimalist touch to your holiday decor with these DIY paper Christmas trees.

These easy to make chains can be made with any paper and are a budget friendly way to decorate a home for Christmas.

These Christmas trees will become a wonderful embellishment for your home all winter. Combine them with some small paper houses to create a fairy Christmas mood! 

This last minute decoupage project can save you from a sad looking home during the holidays. You’ll love these paper ornaments – with a free template!

Use the free printable template to make a winter paper luminary. Delicate and elegant, and very easy to make in a few minutes!