Mid century christmas diy

They're not just beautiful—they're also incredibly meaningful keepsakes.

This year Steve and I are splitting the holidays between Palm Springs and Seattle. We wanted to have some Christmas cheer while we are here in the desert, but w…

This year Steve and I are splitting the holidays between Palm Springs and Seattle. We wanted to have some Christmas cheer while we are here in the desert, but w…

Here is a some atomic holiday season joy and is sure to add some vintage holiday fun to your Christmas home decor. This eye-popping acrylic MCM Christmas decor will get the conversation going. Material: acrylic (plastic) Expertly handmade mid-century modern design Choose from 3 sizes: Small - 9 inches high x 9.8 inches wide x 1/4 inch deep Medium - 11.5 inches high x 12.5 inches wide x 1/4 inch deep Large - 18 inches high x 19.7 inches wide x 1/4 inch deep Please note: The color of your…

Retro, Illuminated Tin Can Christmas Tree: You can make this retro illuminated tin can tree that casts a warm, nostalgic glow wherever you place it, inside or out! Get creative! Use cardboard instead of wood. Paper tubes? Scale this up or down! This is a versatile project that can take on …

Learn how to trim your holiday tree with brightly colored Modern DIY Felt Ornaments. You can mix and match the colors for a Modern Christmas tree.

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Skip the large expense of authentic mid-century art by creating your own version with an assortment of paint chips and other supplies you likely already own.

One of my favorite things to do each year is make new no-sew felt tree skirts. They’re super easy and fun to make and don’t require any skills except being able to use scissors and glue. You can see p