5 Frugal Winter DIYs That Are Quick & Easy
Now that all the Christmas decorations have been put away, it’s time to transition your home to winter. Check out these 5 frugal winter DIYs that are quick and easy to make!
Christmas has come and gone and a new year has begun. Thank goodness for a new year and a fresh start!
I have started a devotional by Beth Moore this year and at the beginning of the book she talks about fresh starts. I love how she says that not only does God give us a fresh start of a new year, but He also separates the year into 12 fresh starts. But there’s more! We also get 4 new fresh starts within those 12 and 7 fresh starts within those 4!
Every day is a fresh start! No matter what your day looks like, you get to crawl in bed at night and look forward to a fresh start with each sunrise.
Since Christmas is over and all the decorations are being put away, it’s time to transition our homes to winter decor. (Don’t tell anyone, but my Christmas decorations are still up!)
In this post I’m sharing some quick and easy frugal winter DIYs to give you some inspiration. Keep reading!
Quick & Easy Frugal Winter DIYs
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Wood Bead Snowmen
What’s winter without snowmen? These adorable wood bead snowmen can be placed in bowls or hung up just about anywhere. They’re so easy to make, which makes them one of my favorite frugal winter DIYs.
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Primitive Wreath
Honestly, primitive wreaths can be left up all year. They’re small enough that you can put them just about anywhere. I think they are so pretty hanging on smaller cabinet doors or from an ornament display stand. Just change up the fabric color and pattern to fit the seasons!
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Rustic Snowflake
Another one of my favorite frugal winter DIYs is making rustic snowflakes out of clothespins. These are so easy to make and so much fun! And of course snowflakes are the perfect winter decoration.
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Farmhouse Jars
Farmhouse jars are another easy DIY that can be left out all year. Just grab a few glass milk jars from Dollar Tree and paint them white. They can be used as vases and the flowers can be changed out for the season.
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Winter Wreath
One of my favorite winter wreaths is this one made by my friend Christine who blogs over at Pallet and Pantry. I love the idea of adding the gloves! How creative!! And you’ll never guess what she used to make it!
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Do you decorate your home for winter? Which one of these frugal winter DIYs is your favorite?
Really wonderful ideas ☺️ Happy New Year Michelle! Have a wonderful and magical year!
Thank you so much! I hope you have a wonderful and safe new year!
Aw, Thank you so much for including my wreath, my friend! I made a couple of your snowmen right before Christmas over Facetime with my grandson! We had a blast! Happy New Year to you and yours! May it be a truly blessed one!
You’re welcome! I couldn’t resist because it’s just so pretty!! How fun that you got to make the snowmen with your grandson! What wonderful memories! Happy New Year to you and your family!
New good ideas in new year. Thank you, dear Michelle, wishing a good and healthy one.
Thank you so much, my friend! I’m wishing a wonderful new year for you full of many blessings!
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Wholeheartedly back to you ????
I’m not really a DIY kind of person, but I do wish I can make at least one of these pretty things!
These are so easy that I’m sure you could do it! 😀
Wonderful ideas Michelle!
Thank you so much!
Thank you for the DIYs and your thoughts, Michelle 🙂 I’ve been thinking about fresh starts lately. My husband says that’s why God created the sunrise <3
I love that! Just thinking of the sun rising each day bringing us a fresh start fills me with hope. 🙂
So darn cute ?
Thank you so much! 🙂
These are all so cute. Thank you for sharing. I will have to check out the book. Sounds like a good one. I love the idea of fresh starts and clean slates! Also, you are not going to believe this, but the picture you shared with the sunrise – a day or two ago I put that exact picture as the wallpaper on my computer!! I guess we both have good taste! 😉
Thank you!
How neat is that?! 😀 Great minds! haha! 🙂
Nice pieces. I love the winter wreath the most. ?
Happy new year to you and your family, ma’am. ?
Thank you! I think the wreath is so pretty, too! Perfect for winter. 🙂 Happy new year to you as well!
I love them Michelle.
Thank you!!
I love these ideas Michelle! ideas for pine cones, clothing pins…I’m so excited. 🙂
Thank you so much!! 🙂
All 5 DIY’s are so darling. Thank you and Happy New Year, Michelle!
Thank you so much! And Happy New Year to you and your family!
You make a great point about the constant fresh starts 🙂 All the decorations/DIYs are so cute! And look like they’d be really easy to make!
Thank you so much!! 🙂
Happy New Year Michelle! Sooooooo cute!
Thank you so much! Happy new year to you as well!
Pretty pieces. Have a wonderful prosperous year Michelle ❤
Thank you!! Wishing you a wonderful new year, too!
Gotta love that little snow man 🙂 and so easy to make, I think that and the snow flake are probably my two favorites, but all of these are so wonderful. Take care xoxo
Thank you so much! I think those two were my favorite to make, too. 🙂
I have never seen a winter wreath like that but now I want one. And I really want to make one of those snowmen! Very adorable! If I can get out of my ice covered drive tomorrow maybe I can get some of the supplies
Isn’t the wreath pretty? She did a nice job. The snowmen are so much fun! Your daughter would love making them, too. 🙂 Good luck with the ice. Yuck! It’s been snowing on and off today, but it’s a heavy wet snow which makes everything so gross.
It really is lovely. that heavy wet stuff was what we had last week. I am going to try to get some of those supplies this weekend.
A positive way to look at things, Michelle. I really like the farmhouse milk jars.
Thank you! The farmhouse milk jars are one of my favs, too. And it’s great that they can be left out all year! 🙂
HNY Michelle! All the best wishes for 2021! (We just finally took down all our xmas decorations too!)
Thank you! And the same to you!! I finally got mine down! Yay! Now we’re waiting for a warmer day to get the rest of the lights outside down. 😀
We only put up a lighted wreath outside so it’s easy to put up and take down.
Happy New Year, sweet friend! I am thankful for you, your friendship, and all you’ve done to me an encouragement and blessing in my life. You are so precious. ♥
Thank you for sharing about what you’re reading in your Beth Moore devotional. That is such a key reminder for us all. Each day truly is a new start. Those reminders are critical to us being able to walk out a new day, especially when the road we’re traveling is a bit dark and uncertain. It’s the simple reminders of God’s love and goodness that keep us pushing forward, knowing that He is faithful always to save us!
Each of these Winter decorations are absolutely beautiful. It would be so hard to pick my favorite, but I must say that I am especially fond of those Farmhouse jars you made with the plaid bows. They are perfect! 🙂
Big hugs headed your way! ?
Happy New Year! You are so sweet! I’m so thankful for you and your friendship as well as your support!!
Thank you so much! 🙂 I think the farmhouse jars are probably my fav, too.