Christmas recycled decorations

Toilet roll inspired Christmas wreath. If you don’t want to spend so much when you’re on your Christmas budget you can always use the things that are in your home like toilet paper rolls. This is economic and you can save more to buy presents for your love ones.

Made these cute Christmas trees with old magazine papers. I cut approx. 10-15 squares of different size of paper differing by half inch and stacked them from largest to smallest size. So if you are starting with 5" squares, then you need 15 squares of 5" followed by 15 squares of 4.5" and then so on. Stack them on a skewer and you got a Christmas tree. How fast and easy is that !!..:) Check out the other paper Christmas trees that you can make Paper Christmas Tree Pine Christmas Tree Here…

Looking for plastic bottle crafts for kids, preschoolers, and adults? Try these craft project ideas using water and liter bottles. As you learn how to make crafts using plastic bottles, you'll be able to make flowers and even jewelry. These are also great recycling ideas for children.

You could just go for a traditional Christmas tree this year. But if you're too creative, too cheap, too lazy, or too close to the equator for a real tree, there are plenty of creative DIY Christmas trees that will save you money and time or give you a unique way to go about your festive home decor.

A mom grabs soda bottles from the bin for this brilliant Christmas idea

Create a festive holiday look without breaking the bank! These 51 DIY recycled Christmas decorations use items from around your home, like cardboard, fabric, and jars, to make eco-friendly and stylish decor that will impress your guests. upcycled christmas

Check out this great list of Christmas decorations that you can make by recycling items you might normally throw away.

Here's a quick Christmas art project for kids: Christmas Light Chalk Stencil Art! The kids always love how these turn out and can't wait to make them again and again!

Do your bit for the environment—and your wallet—by making your own Christmas crafts from recycled materials instead of going out to buy something new. Sure, it is the season to be jolly, but it’s also the season to be frugal and mindful of all the trash we create!