Hello friends. I hope you’ve been keeping well. I’m excited to share with you the first Christmas project of the year. This one is a super easy way to transform an inexpensive garland from the Dollar Store to a beautiful expensive looking garland. 






I really love how it turned out and it was just so easy. 






This is how it started. It’s not bad but it does not match the aesthetic of the tree this year.






The magic is in this little tube of Rub N’ Buff. 






Add a couple of streaks into a plastic bag. 






Place garland into bag…





Spread paint all around inside the bag. 






Keep doing this until all the beads are covered. 






Doesn’t it look so beautiful? 





Here’s a little sneak peek of this year’s Christmas. 
Don’t forget to check out the crafts below. 

Blogger’s Best DIY Holiday Crafts

DIY Table Top Christmas Trees | My 100 Year Old Home

If you love holiday crafting, here’s a creative and elegant project: Table top Christmas Trees made from clay using a cookie cutter set.

DIY Winter Decor: Ski Patrol Sign from an Old Dropcloth | My Sweet Savannah

Transform your space this winter with a DIY Ski Patrol sign! Using an old dropcloth, I painted a red cross and “Ski Patrol” for a rustic, festive look. With the addition of grommets for easy hanging, this simple yet charming decoration is perfect for adding a touch of winter whimsy to your home.

Air Dry Clay House | Happy Happy Nester

Making a cute air-dried clay house is such a fun and creative way to brighten up your Christmas decor! This clay is super easy to use, so it’s perfect for everyone—whether you’re crafting with kids or hanging out with friends. You can create all sorts of adorable little houses that can be used as candle votives, making them fantastic for holiday decorations or as gifts for loved ones. So grab your clay and have a wonderful time making these fun candle votives!

Cozy Dollar Store Christmas Centerpiece | Tatertots and Jello

Create a Terrain-inspired holiday centerpiece on a budget with dollar store finds! This DIY project combines bottle brush trees and a moss-covered wreath form, giving a high-end look without breaking the bank. Battery operated lights glow along with a candle in the center for a cozy addition to the holiday season.

Upgrade Dollar Store Garland | Craftberry Bush

Make a Simple Star Anise Wreath | Most Lovely Things

Make a simple wreath made of star anise pods to hang in your holiday kitchen.