This super-easy holiday art project is great for kids of all ages and can be done with supplies you might already have at home.

Decorating always puts us in the holiday spirit, and adding a festive flair with something homemade makes the season feel even more personal.

The topiary shape gives this whimsical tree a modern twist! One tree makes for a festive standalone decoration, but you can make a more striking display by grouping trees of various sizes in twos or threes, flanking them around a front entrance or lining them up along a walkway.

These minimalist paper ornaments are playful enough to hang in your children’s bedrooms and pretty enough to hang in your front window.

Gather up all your little elves for this holiday craft. The kids can help at every step!

Everyone loves receiving personalized, homemade greeting cards. You and your children can make festive, broadsheet-style Hanukkah cards with just a few simple items that you probably already have around the house!

Store-bought Hanukkah gelt is fine, but wouldn’t it be fun to make your own this year? It's really quite simple!

Decorate with an easy-to-make Star of David garland.

Welcome fall to your home with a kid-crafted sign to hang from the front door.

As the leaves and temperatures drop, bring the beauty of the vibrant fall landscape into your home. This craft repurposes your stash of brown paper grocery bags to make a grand tribute to gratefulness.

Those mini pumpkins and gourds are oh so cute. In addition to putting them on display, put them to work—as stamps!

How to personalize your Thanksgiving table this year? Bring the kids in to help! Adding a child’s creative touch to an otherwise sophisticated scene can really soften the tone of a room and introduce more character.

Thanksgiving marks the beginning of a very busy time of year. When it’s finally time to sit down to a meal many hands have prepped for hours, grown-ups want to do just that: sit.

Customizing home décor doesn’t have to be complicated. If you team up with your kids, it can be a fun afternoon activity as well as a way for them to contribute to the Thanksgiving meal. We’re going to stamp a runner onto a tablecloth.

Host a scavenger hunt for the kids to gather supplies for decorating candles. Plain pillars will be transformed into celebrations of the season!

Turn pickup sticks from a chore to a game, and make a three-dimensional tree to celebrate the season and reflect on all there is to be grateful for this time of year.

Good things come in small packages. Give a mini twist to some of your favorite holiday appetizers, sides and desserts to surprise and delight friends and family. These recipe ideas will add a little fun to your festive Thanksgiving menu!

Change up your Thanksgiving color scheme from the usual brown, burgundy and orange. Try the chic rustic style – also called modern farmhouse.

It’s easy to turn into a fab pumpkin stylist and elevate a humble squash right to the top of the A-list for your glam Halloween party. If everyone is dressing up for an elegant evening, make sure your pumpkins are dressed in formal wear, too.

Add some drama to your autumnal tablescape with these glittered-stem mini pumpkin (or gourd) place cards! Pick pumpkins or gourds in colors that coordinate with the rest of your day’s decorations.

The same mini pumpkins and gourds we use in our Glittered Mini Pumpkin Place Card designs can also be used to create a festive Thanksgiving centerpiece.

Resembling harvest-hued maize ears, these candy-filled party favors are the perfect takeaway for your Thanksgiving guests.

Turn an everyday notebook into a keepsake for remembering to be grateful long after Thanksgiving. Your guests will remember your thoughtfulness long after the tryptophan has worn off.

These stacked walnut place cards make for an easy but updated table setting that works with both traditional and contemporary décor. Partially dipping the walnuts in white paint adds a modern, minimalist edge.

For a rustic, elegant tablescape, use baker’s twine to tie a simple cardstock tag to tiny bundles of 3”-4” twigs.

Everyone deserves to make a wish on Thanksgiving! While the bird may only have one wishbone to break, all can share in the wish-making fun with these easy-to-prepare clay wishbones that will add a festive flair to your holiday tabletop.

Inviting friends over for Halloween makes this kid-friendly holiday accessible to all ages.

Make Halloween about more than just the candy with these fun Halloween crafts.

Make your snack-size candy more than Halloween trick-or-treats by trying any of the following with Kit Kat’s new limited-edition pumpkin pie flavor.

Easter baskets are traditionally all about the candy, but you can treat the basket recipient to a whole lot of fun by changing things up a bit.

Spring has (finally) sprung and you’ll likely want to spend as much time outdoors as possible. Even when you’re indoors, you can stay mindful of nature’s bounty and beauty by arranging vibrant floral bouquets and bringing them inside.

Teach younger generations about upcycling while also encouraging their creativity with these sweet little critter crafts!

If there’s one sure sign of spring, it’s tulips. Poking through the barren ground, they brighten often drab end-of-winter surroundings with their beautiful, vibrant and springy hues.

Why toss the wine corks when you can instead transform them into adorable miniature planters, complete with live greenery? Making these cute refrigerator magnets is simple and quick and you likely have most of what you need on hand already.

Created by: Elisabeth McKnight, Bella the Blog

Making your own dye for Easter eggs keeps things natural and can create beautiful colors, but keep in mind that you must leave the eggs in natural dyes longer than the store-bought dye kits – maybe even overnight.

I love making small changes to my home to welcome the coming seasons. Spring is one of my favorite seasons because it reminds me of flowers, fruit and sunshine. Below are some of my favorite ways to ring in the spring season.

Created by: Emily Buys, Clever Housewife

Many people skip the big gifts on Valentine’s Day, opting for a heartfelt card instead. Well, nothing is more heartfelt than making a handmade card from scratch. These glittery Valentine’s Day cards are easy to make and offer a great opportunity to get the kids involved.

Created by: Nellie Tracy, Butter With a Side of Bread

Can’t decide whether to give your sweetheart chocolate, flowers or a gift card for Valentine’s Day? This easy-to-make bouquet is the perfect blend of all three!

Created by: Amy Christie, this heart of mine

Spread the love (and sweet treats!) in a handmade Woven Heart Treat Bag. It’s very simple, although it does require a bit of precision. Your Valentine will know your gift is from the heart.

Created by: Emily Buys, Clever Housewife

Show your kids how much you love them this Valentine’s Day by crafting a DIY heart t-shirt with them. The kids can make mom a homemade t-shirt as a thoughtful gift, or they can craft up a shirt for to wear on Valentine’s Day. It’s a win-win, and super cute.

Created by: Erin Sellin, Dinners, Dishes, and Desserts

These Valentine’s lollipops are a super easy craft that you can do with your kids. They will have a great time helping, and you have an edible treat afterwards! You could wrap them in cellophane with a red or pink ribbon, and have a great gift for teachers or friends too.

Created by: Elizabeth Mayberry, Oak + Oats

As an adult, I miss making Valentine’s Day boxes for school and writing Valentines for everyone in the class to pass out, so each year I try to celebrate a little bit and share the love with my friends.

Created by: Jamielyn, I Heart Naptime

These Valentine’s Day love bug fruit cups are the perfect non-candy Valentine for kids. They would make a great class party snack or lunch box treat.

Created by: Jessica Williams, Butter With A Side of Bread

Get your craft on with these simple game day plates! Just grab some Sharpie markers and plain porcelain plates and tap into your creative side to make these festive serving dishes. Decorate with your favorite team colors or logos.

Created by: Amy Christie, this heart of mine

Watching the ball drop, clinking glasses of champagne and singing Auld Lang Syne are all good ways to celebrate the start of a new year. However, let’s not shuck off the last year too quickly. There was a lot of living that happened! Share memory cards with family and friends to remember the past year together.

Created by: Sharon Garofalow, Cupcakes and Cutlery

Whether you’re having a party or just hanging out with your family, these New Year’s Eve Photo Props are a great way to commemorate the new year! I set up a DIY station to make the props and keep the kids entertained until midnight.

Created by: Amy Christie, this heart of mine

Ring in a brand new year with the little ones, even if the night ends at 9pm! Make your own party hats with fabulous tassels, print off glasses and color them wild, and do it all while munching on the glitziest popcorn! It’s the perfect way to send off the old and welcome the new.  

Created by: Jamie Bare, The Crafting Chicks

Save that left over wrapping paper to create a fun holiday photo backdrop. Use Christmas wrapping paper and a chalkboard to capture your little one and their Christmas wish this Holiday season.

Created by: Emily Buys, Clever Housewife

Making your own Christmas decorations is often inexpensive and a fun way to express your style. This Scrapbook Paper Christmas Tree is so easy and really only takes a few dollars to make. It looks darling displayed on an end table or mantle.

Created by: Emily Buys, Clever Housewife

I just love decorating my mantel for each and every holiday. If you have an especially large mantel then it could be overwhelming to figure out what to decorate it with. I’ve come up with an easy DIY Christmas Mantel Box that you can change up year after year by filling it with different holiday items.

Created by: Amy Christie, this heart of mine

Give your door (or wall) a sparkly embellishment for the season. Using real (or store-bought) pinecones, a little glue and glitter plus a wreath base, you can create a one-of-a-kind wreath, all your own.

Created by: Laura Franklin, Food Fun Family

Looking for a fun and easy DIY craft project for outdoor holiday décor? This cute snowman family is quick and easy to make and will be the perfect cheery way to greet houseguests this winter.

Created by: Lauren Saylor, A Fabulous Fete

If there is one thing I don’t think anyone will turn down in the winter, it’s a festive candle. With all of the scents from cinnamon to vanilla, you’re sure to find something everyone will like.

Created by: Lauren Saylor, A Fabulous Fete

When I want my home to feel festive for the holidays, but also fit with our unique style, I come up with an alternative, non-traditional color palette. There are ways to incorporate things to keep your house ready for the holidays without buying ALL of that red and green!

Find a traditional, wintery pattern in your favorite color! I always love black and white, so that’s what I went for with the plaid table runner.

Created by: Emily Buys, Clever Housewife

Holiday parties are my favorite kind of parties. I cherish inviting people into my home to see decorations and share favorite holiday recipes. We turn up the Christmas music, have lots of laughs, and then I send my loved ones on their way.

Created by: Crystal Owens, A Pumpkin & A Princess

Bath bombs make a great handmade gift idea for friends and family. Making them at home is easy to do and is an inexpensive gift that you can make in large quantities.

Created by: Britni Vigil, Play. Party. Plan.

DIY sugar scrubs are not only great for exfoliation, they make a wonderful homemade gift idea. This peppermint sugar scrub combines four simple ingredients for a stocking stuffer that’s perfect for the upcoming holiday season. Once you’ve made the scrub, add a bit of red and white colored ribbon and jingle bells for a perfect homemade gift.

Created by: Sharon Garofalow, Cupcakes and Cutlery

White Elephant gift exchanges are a classic holiday party idea. I have been known to bring a gift just to get a laugh, but I usually try to bring something that the recipient can get some use out of.

Created by: Jamie Bare, The Crafting Chicks

Save that left over wrapping paper! You can create a pretty holiday treat tray in minutes. Use Christmas wrapping paper to spice up an ordinary tray. Perfect for dessert displays during the holidays.

Created by: Sharon Garofalow, Cupcakes and Cutlery

I like to go all out with my holiday cooking and keep my decorations on the simple side. This DIY Eucalyptus Wreath uses only a few supplies and takes just a few minutes to make. When hung on the front door, it’s a nice way to welcome guests. It could even be used as part of a cool table centerpiece. One bunch of greenery will make several wreaths. Consider sending smaller versions home with your guests!

Created by: Nikkala Stephens, The Crafting Chicks

While you’re in the kitchen whipping up a feast, keep the kids entertained as they make their own placemat for Thanksgiving dinner!

Created by: Amy Christie, this heart of mine

All holidays need an extra “pop” of excitement and balloons filled with a bit of confetti or candy are just the thing. Play this pop-tastic game with friends and family, young and old. It might get a little rowdy, but it’s full of fun.

Created by: Laura Franklin, Food Fun Family

The Thanksgiving season means festive feasts with family and friends. Make the table even more inviting with a homemade, rustic floral centerpiece. Repurpose sticks from the backyard to create something of beauty that can be enjoyed for years. Because this centerpiece is made to fit over an existing flowerpot, it can be used over and over again. Just change the flowers out for a whole new look.

Created by: Laura Franklin, Food Fun Family

‘Tis the season for enjoying moments with family and friends, sharing traditional foods together and – of course – giving thanks. This Thanksgiving, make the feast even more special by writing down the things you’re grateful for and then sharing them with each other around the holiday table.

Created by: Sharon Garofalow, Cupcakes and Cutlery

The holiday season is upon us, which means we’ll be hosting our family and friends often. Make your table extra festive with a Pumpkin Ice Bucket! It’s fast to make and adds such a fun touch to your bar area. Although I’m showing my ice bucket holding white wine, you can easily use it for soda, sparkling cider or champagne.

Created by: Becky James, The Crafting Chicks

Decorate a spice tin with some rustic flair to give your guests a personalized gift as a place card this Thanksgiving. Fill the tin with some butter mints as an after dinner treat.

Created by: Lauren Saylor, A Fabulous Fete

We all know that Friendsgiving is all about spending time with loved ones, and of course, delicious food. So this usually has us focusing on recipes, shopping trips and coordinating dates and times to get everyone there. But how about taking a few minutes to pick up a few supplies from the grocery store, and inviting your guests in style (instead of a text message)? Follow this simple DIY to make fringe and watercolor invitations that will wow your guests.

Created by: Amy Christie, this heart of mine

What’s the best part of the holidays besides the food? Taking photos! Photos with family, photos with friends, photos with everyone! Give your pictures a special pop with a paper chain backdrop. Paper chains are a cinch to make, use simple materials and can made in any color you want.

Created by: Lauren Saylor, A Fabulous Fete

Mums! They’re a fall staple for any household looking to create a seasonal arrangement. They come in a variety of shapes, sizes and colors, making them a versatile addition to your table decor. Here’s a trick for creating cohesive arrangements that stick to a monochromatic color scheme.

Created by: Krissy Allori, Self Proclaimed Foodie

Create an inviting entry this Halloween by decorating with ceramic pumpkins and seasonal plants.

Created by: Crystal Owens, A Pumpkin & A Princess

Create glitter polka dot pumpkins for your Halloween décor in a few easy steps. Use glue dots or glue to make small circles, add glitter and you have a sparkly decoration just in time for Halloween.

Created by: Laura Franklin, Food Fun Family

The weather has turned mild, the leaves have started to change color, and Halloween is in the air! Whether you’re throwing a Halloween class party or having some friends over for games before trick or treating, these Halloween-inspired games are sure to be a hit. Not only are they fun for kids of all ages, but they’re easy to set up and play, using supplies that you probably have around the house already.

Created by: Jamie Bare, The Crafting Chicks

Mix up creepy and cute with these easy DIY Halloween Specimen Mason Jars! They’re perfect for adding to any Halloween mantle, or as a Halloween centerpiece.

Arrangements or pots of mums are almost expected in autumn, since they're available in such abundance. Give your potted flowers a ghoulish look for Halloween by painting a plant pot to look like your favorite classic movie monster. As an added spooky surprise, the monster face glows in the dark.  

Let the guests at your party drink out of footballs! Well, almost. Paint mason jar mugs in a few easy steps.

Created by: Emily Buys, Clever Housewife

Throw a football tailgate in style with these cute football silverware organizers!

How can you celebrate the changing of the seasons in a unique way? Focus on nontraditional colors! Long-lasting, cold-hearty mums come in hot pink, burgundy, purple and red. Pumpkins come in classy whites and dusty blues and greens as well.

Created by: Lauren Saylor, A Fabulous Fete

With so many seasonal items available, why not utilize them!? And not just for recipes. Here’s how you can incorporate seasonal fruits and veggies into your own centerpiece for your next gathering.

Created by: Jamie Bare, The Crafting Chicks

Need a fun idea for a fall gift or fall décor? Grab some yummy-smelling cinnamon sticks and candles and make this pretty DIY candle. Try making a bunch and displaying them as a centerpiece this fall. Or make several for friend or neighbor gifts.

Created by: Crystal Owens, A Pumpkin & A Princess

Fall is a beautiful time to decorate your home. A few cornhusks and faux leaves is all it takes to create a beautiful centerpiece for fall and your Thanksgiving tablescape.

Created by: Julia Mueller, The Roasted Root

While my siblings and I all have very different personalities and hobbies, we always agreed on what we loved to eat for dinner: pasta. When celebrating National Family Meal Month, a DIY pasta bar is the perfect way to get the whole family together for an easy evening of delicious eats and great company.

Created by: Lauren Saylor, A Fabulous Fete

There are easy ways to spruce up your decor besides complicated flower arrangements, even fun projects you can let the kids take over. And this placemat project is a great way to get your whole family in the kitchen working together on something, fitting for National Family Meal Month.

Created by: Laura Franklin, Food Fun Family

Whether you’re preparing for a get-together with friends or simply setting the table for a weeknight family dinner during National Family Meal Month, a colorful centerpiece – especially a repurposed vase made by the kids – will set an inviting atmosphere.

Created by: Elisabeth McKnight, Bella the Blog

Looking for an easy, kid-friendly craft? These small bird feeders use ingredients you probably already have in your cupboard along with items you can find around the house or yard.

Created by: Mrs. Meyer's Clean Day Products

Are your tin cans heading to the recycling bin? It's time to reroute them to your windowsills, countertops, and porches as herb planters.

Created by: Greggy Soriano, Greggy’s Digest

Want a sporty way to serve snacks for basketball season? These DIY basketball hoop serving trays are a clever and easy way to pull out all the stops on your table display for the game. They’re made out of paper plates and will definitely be a slam dunk at your party!

Created by: Mrs. Meyer's Clean Day Products

Add some homemade beauty for your flying friends this spring out of an empty plastic bottle to make an upcycled bird feeder. If you use a plain container, try painting it or wrapping it in vinyl adhesive paper.

Created by: Mrs. Meyer's Clean Day Products

Looking for fresh spring gift ideas? Surprise your friends, family, and neighbors with a can of ready-to-plant herbs.

Created by: Nicole Leggio, Cooking for Keeps

Almost everyone on your gift list will love this bouquet filled with different types of candy and Gift Cards. Follow these step-by-step instructions for a super-easy, pretty way to present your bouquet for Valentine's Day!

Created by: The Simple Truth Blog

There's nothing quite like kicking back and enjoying the beauty and serenity of the outdoors, especially when in the company of great friends.

Created by: Ashley Torres, Pursuit of Shoes

Roses are red, violets are blue, I’ve got something extra special just for you! Call me untraditional, but making reservations on Valentine’s Day is overrated.

Created by: Mrs. Meyer's Clean Day Products

Everyone loves balloons! Follow these directions to make them out of yarn in springtime colors to add a little pizzazz to your party.

Created by: Emily Caruso, Jelly Toast

Make game day easy by preparing a simple, delicious Bratwurst and Hot Dog Bar. It’s a smart play that keeps guests satisfied and lets you cheer on your team, too!

Created by: Carrie Robinson, Frugal Foodie Mama

Regardless of who you are rooting for in the big game, I think we can agree on one thing: The food and the drinks are the best part of hosting or attending a game-day party.

Created by: Emily Buys, The Clever Housewife

With the big game coming up, many of us are planning a gathering to cheer, socialize and eat with friends and family. If you want to have a party that gets everyone talking, you need to up your game.

Created by: Elisabeth McKnight, Bella the Blog

When the cold weather hits, everyone loves a good cup of hot chocolate, coffee or tea. Invite the kids into the kitchen to get creative with this simple craft that makes the perfect gift for friends or family.

Created by: Hannah Hagler, Champagne Lifestyle

Wrapping paper is fun and festive, but what’s even more fun is to hint at who your gift is for by adding a clue to the outside of your gift! Whether it’s for the cook in your life, or your little artist, these wrapping additions will add a little excitement to Christmas morning!/p>

Created by: Emily Buys, The Clever Housewife

The holidays can be stressful as it is, so let these holiday tablescape ideas make your Christmas a little easier. Learning to use fresh fruit and flowers as the decor for your festive table is affordable and simple.

Created by: Ashley Torres, Pursuit of Shoes

'Tis the season to DIY! This year put some of your recyclable bottles to good use in a great holiday decor design that can be reused year after year.

Created by: Hannah Hagler, Champagne Lifestyle

You don’t have to hire a florist or be an expert at flower arranging to have a beautiful Thanksgiving centerpiece — this one is affordable, festive and sure to impress your guests.

Created by: Greggy Soriano, Greggy’s Digest

Here’s a chic DIY idea from blogger Greggy Soriano. It’s an original combination of a Glade candle and pistachio shells! You’ll have something healthy to snack on as you assemble these fragrant and fashionable holiday candles.

Created by: Danielle Cheever, Envision Pretty

The holidays bring around special traditions every year. Decorating the Thanksgiving dinner table with a bowl of pomander – oranges with cloves – is something I've done every single year with my family. This is one of my favorite simple DIY projects that brings everyone together. The aromatic aftermath is simply amazing and the smell lingers for days!

Created by: Roberta Blevins, Mommy Like Whoa

Creating simple Halloween decor for a party can sometimes be a daunting process.

Created by: Elisabeth McKnight, Bella

Hang this spooky mobile over your table spread to add a little ghostly fun to your Halloween party this year.

Created by: Elisabeth McKnight, Bella

Everyone will want to join in on the fun of this classic party game, sure to be the tastiest of the party.

Created by: Roberta Blevins, Mommy Like Whoa

If you're in the market for an easy DIY Halloween party for the kids, this simple Monster Party is a surefire winner. It's a total cinch to set up and a huge hit. You'd be surprised what a few stray googly eyes can do to transform your everyday household items and snacks!

Created by: Hannah Hagler, Champagne Lifestyle

If you're anything like me, you dread the idea of accumulating holiday decorations that will sit in boxes in the garage and gather dust until you are ready to bring them in (special bug visitors? No thank you). I love decorations that are cheap, easy and can be thrown away each year. This DIY idea is so cheap and easy it will blow your mind.

Decorate your house for the holiday quickly and simply with inexpensive items that you already have in your party.

Wheat has long been a symbol of a successful harvest, associated with all that is truly nourishing and life-affirming. Decorate your Fall or Thanksgiving table with this simple, nature-inspired centerpiece.

Take a walk down your favorite produce aisle to find everything you need for an abundant seasonal centerpiece.

With a little creativity, it’s easy to transform simple gourds and surplus squash into sophisticated centerpieces for fall entertaining.

Fresh cranberries pull double duty as an elegant vase filler with its own holiday flair.

Set your autumn décor into full bloom with a pumpkin bouquet that’s sure to brighten any table with bold, fall color.

Line up a row of these glowing apples to create a simple and stunning centerpiece, or use them to mark the place settings at a candlelit dinner party.

Created by: Hidden Valley

Ready to make the ultimate edible centerpiece? Vegetable arrangements are a fun, easy, and delicious way to add color to your table. Grab your veggies and carve your next delectable gem today.

Created by: Kraft

Get artsy by cutting and crafting a colorful and beautiful mobile out of construction paper. Mobiles are a fun way to string up a little flare—indoors and out.

Created by: Kraft

You can't capture everything with photographs. Buy a paper tablecloth for your next party so you can keep oodles of guest-created doodles.

Created by: Kraft

Show smiling faces in your party spaces. Cut and paste a few of your favorite snapshots of the birthday girl or boy and paste them onto paper plates. Then, hang them for all to see.

Give your kids everything they need to start the year off right, from encouragement to sweet surprises.

Reward your family’s hard work with a little sweetness! All it takes is our free printables, a bit of initiative, and few HERSHEY'S KISSES.

Decorate a large gift basket and deliver some great family presents like a movie, games, dinner options and more.

Create a large decorative gift basket designed to deliver a romantic package of gifts to your sweetie on Valentine’s Day like a romantic movie, sparkling cider, a scented candle and more.

Deliver your Valentine’s treats in a gift bag designed to look like the candy inside of it.

All it takes is a little tissue paper and a few simple steps to make cheerful decorations for your next shower, birthday party, or cookie swap.