Inexpensive Decorations for Christmas Party

Use old Christmas ornaments and lights to decorate wreaths, porches and stair rails. You might be surprised at what you can find in the dollar stores.

They usually have a lot of ornaments, tree trims and garland that you can use. Take a plain single color plastic or glass ornament, drizzle with glue and roll in glitter. You have just changed mundane into stylish.

Let the kids make garland from strips of pretty papers. You could use leftover or dollar store gift wrapping paper and it doesn’t even need to be Christmas wrap.

Teach the kids to make snowflakes from plain white paper folded in a four fold card and then cut triangles and squares out of it. Unfold and voila! You have a snowflake.

Small toys from fast food kids meals can be tied to the tree with ribbons or string a single glitzy earring whose mate is long gone. It can be clipped or tied to the tree wreath, garland or a present to add some sparkle.

Old necklaces, barrettes and pony tail bands can be taken apart to create unique and inexpensive decorations for Christmas party time.

Thrift stores are a good source for inexpensive decorations. You often find some very nice Christmas items that people no longer want but which others looking for decorations might love. Often you can find craft kits that may have been unwanted gifts or purchases that someone never got around to making.

Another source for inexpensive decorations would be to shop the after Christmas clearance sales. You can get some really good deals that way.

Old CD’s can add sparkle to your tree or other parts of your house. Cut circles from old Christmas cards and glue the picture over the label, add a ribbon and hang on the tree or hang several at different heights in a window or doorway.

Again at a discount or dollar store, buy a bag or package of bows and attach to the tree and wreaths with ornament hooks or paper clips. You could also glue these bows to the ends of straws or wooden skewers and arrange in a vase like flowers. You could add some artificial greenery.

Take a walk and pick up pinecones and acorns and paint them gold, silver or red. Leave a couple natural and display in a glass vase, bowl or an interesting shaped bottle.

Don’t forget the garlands of old popcorn and cranberries. String on button thread and then wrap around your tree or wreaths.

Another way to get inexpensive Christmas decorations would be to shop on Christmas eve, right before closing. You may be able to get some decorations at a really good price.

Does your party have a theme? Is it a casual get together or a formal dinner? The answers to these questions will tell you the kind of decorations you will need. If formal you will need to keep your decorations to one or two colors and a fairly elegant decorating plan.

If informal any and all of the above ideas will work for your party. You can combine elegant glass ornaments and paper chain garlands if you so choose. Your grandmother would be thrilled that her imported glass bulbs were being showcased on pipe cleaner candy canes made by your kids.

If displayed properly, inexpensive decorations can look just as lovely as their high priced counterparts. Besides your friends and family will be so awed by your creativity, they won’t have a clue or care what your inexpensive decorations for Christmas party cost.

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