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During the holidays, we talk a lot about hanging the stockings by the chimney with care or decorating that “O Tannenbaum” (otherwise known as the Christmas tree in your living room). But what about those occasionally overlooked areas of your home? If you’re someone who even enjoys decorating the bathrooms for Christmas, we’re thinking it’s time that your kitchen receives a holiday makeover. After all, it’s where you spend so many hours during the holidays, putting together your Christmas dinner menu and baking Christmas cookies galore, just like Ree does this time of year! Why not have some gorgeous Christmas kitchen decorations to look at while making all those meals and sweet treats?
Your cabinets can be decked out in garland and Christmas cards, while your countertop can display charming Christmas villages, gingerbread houses, and bowls filled with sparkling DIY ornaments. And don’t forget about the functional items of your kitchen! Even they can showcase holiday cheer, whether you opt for a festive spatula, decorative tea towel, or an extra cozy kitchen mat. While it's so much fun to make DIY Christmas kitchen décor, you can certainly purchase some delightful, ready-made touches if you’re strapped for time. No matter which Christmas kitchen decorations you decide to display in your home, they're sure to add plenty of Yuletide cheer!
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DIY Winter Scene Jar
Transform a simple glass canister (you probably have one in your kitchen right now!) into a festive winter wonderland. Create a tiny scene with bottle brush trees, a deer, and some fairy lights.
Get the tutorial at Dans le Lakehouse.
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DIY Cabinet Christmas Card Display
For a Christmas card display that truly looks its best in the kitchen, turn to your cabinets. Using red ribbon and red and green mini clothespins, you can look at all the sweet cards you’ve received as you cook.
Get the tutorial at The Frugal Homemaker.
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The Pioneer Woman Christmas Cookie Metal Wall Decoration
If you’re all about the Christmas cookies each holiday season, then this metal sign is right up your alley.
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DIY Dried Orange Garland
Try your hand at drying oranges with this handy tutorial. You’ll use them to craft a Christmas-ready garland that’s perfect for hanging in a window.
Get the tutorial at Francois et Moi.
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DIY Ornament Bowl
Let’s say that you don’t have tons of time to DIY your décor for Christmas. That’s okay! Kitchen décor can be as simple as filling a wooden bowl with Christmas ornaments, something that will still give your kitchen a personal touch.
Get the tutorial at Kelley Nan.
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Wood Winter Village
To cozy up the windowsill in your kitchen, look no further than this Scandinavian-inspired wood winter village. Although it’s magical for Christmas, we think it’ll work all winter long.
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DIY Window Garland
Give your kitchen window the Christmas treatment with the help of faux green garland and turquoise ornaments. This DIY decoration is budget-friendly to boot!
Get the tutorial at Dans le Lakehouse.
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DIY Cabinet Wreaths
Perhaps you’ve admired all those cabinet wreaths you’ve spotted on Pinterest. To learn how to do it, follow this helpful tutorial and transform your cabinets for Christmas.
Get the tutorial at The Design Twins.
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DIY Christmas Sign
Whether you’re looking for something to hang in a window opening in your kitchen, or if you want something to punctuate your kitchen wall, look to this DIY sign that adorably says, “Reindeer feed.”
Get the tutorial at It All Started with Paint.
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DIY Christmas Present Cabinets
With their rectangular shapes, it’s easy to make your refrigerator and kitchen cabinets look like Christmas presents—with the help of some red ribbon, of course!
Get the tutorial at Studio DIY.
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DIY Gingerbread House Scene
If you love making a gingerbread house for the holidays, don’t stop there. Create an entire seasonal scene in your kitchen by accompanying it with bottle brush trees, candles, and well-loved cutting boards.
Get the tutorial at Ella Claire & Co.
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DIY Green Garland
Create a layered green garland for your kitchen window by combining two garlands for fullness, weaving in some twinkle lights, and tucking in some dried eucalyptus for looks and an amazing aroma.
Get the tutorial at Nesting with Grace.
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Mix 'n' Match Christmas Shelves
Take a cue from Ree's decorations at The Lodge! Here, she mixed pieces from a Christmas village set with her festive collection of serveware.
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Hot Cocoa Bar Set
During Christmastime, your kitchen basically requires a hot cocoa bar! You’ll need this set for all those Christmas movie marathons you’ll be having, and it works as sweet décor, too.
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DIY Tree Drink Stirrers
From festive co*cktail hours to simply dressing up the cups on your kitchen counter, these DIY bottle brush tree stirrers are sure to add lots of Christmas charm.
Get the tutorial at Inspired by Charm.
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DIY Glass Cloche Scene
Start with a glass cloche. Add a teeny house (that you could bake yourself!). Stick in the tiniest trees around, bits of greenery, and a mini cow, and what do you have? The cutest Christmas scene ever for your kitchen.
Get the tutorial at Miss Mustard Seed.
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North Pole Sign
Milk and cookies aren’t just Christmas Eve staples in your house! You and your family savor this combo all season long, which is why this sign will be just the thing for your kitchen.
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DIY Christmas Curtains
You can even make your kitchen curtains look ready for Christmas! A red-and-white checkered pattern will do the trick, something that’s country-chic enough to work year-round.
Get the tutorial at Shades of Blue Interiors.
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Christmas Tea Towels
Bring some holiday flair to a towel bar or oven handle with this set of two yuletide tea towels.
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DIY Mini Tree Garland
For just a hint of Christmas appeal to add to your kitchen shelving, make this downsized garland using mini bottle brush trees and twine.
Get the tutorial at Rooms for Rent.
