Thanksgiving Weekend is known for more than gorging on leftovers and watching football. It's also the time when Floridians go to their storage units, pull out bins full of Christmas items, and decorate the house. After Hurricane Ian, many lost all or some of their cherished ornaments and decor. For TikTok Tuesday, I've gathered 5 easy DIY holiday decor ideas that will turn heads this season.
One of the things I love most about a majority of these videos is that they make use of things you might already have around the house. Up-cycling at it's best. In addition, the things you need to purchase can easily be found at discount and dollar stores in Southwest Florida. Bling on a budget.
DIY holiday decor
You don't have to have a TikTok account to view these videos. We can use mine. Just scroll down and hit play from here. They are all relatively easy as well as inexpensive. Even better, they have the potential to look amazing. It's all in the execution. In addition, these are mostly easy to do with the kids. Family bonding at its best.
Finally, check out these 5 easy DIY holiday decor ideas that will turn heads and make your home or office extra festive.
The Trending Shower Rod
I've seen this all over the internet but have yet to try it. I've also seen some funny videos of it all falling apart ast well. But in the end it always seems to come together and look great.
https://www.tiktok.com/@shegaveitago_/video/7303927750132288811?_r=1&_t=8hi5LKobCJe
Repurpose Those Boxes
You are likely getting a lot of deliveries this time of year. This is a great way to upcycle all that cardboard. Save those Cyber Monday boxes and have some quick and easy decorating fun.
https://www.tiktok.com/@gabriela.atty/video/7301410897086434603?_r=1&_t=8hi5GSW58DC
Loofah Love
I have dozens of these things. Great way to repurpose them as well as add some whimsy and color to your Christmas Tree.
https://www.tiktok.com/@samholtwick/video/7170172824953326891?_t=8hi5ijN5e9r&_r=1
Turning Bowls Into Balls
I love ideas like this one and admire the creativity of people who created them. Great idea here.
https://www.tiktok.com/@chascrazycreations/video/7168637046465105194?_t=8hi5CsKi0Ik&_r=1
Glorious Wreath
You could cut the pool noodles in half to make smaller wreaths as well. You probably have one that has seen better days and could use a little upcycling.
