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Easy Rustic Christmas Art Projects You’ll Love To Display

December 18, 2020 by Amanda Leave a Comment

Easy rustic Christmas decorations are just the thing for our Pickled Barrel readers who love the rustic look anytime of year. Join us as we look at some rustic projects to inspire your Christmas crafting. Grab the family, because these Christmas art projects are fun for everyone!

Rustic Christmas Decorations

If you're looking for some fun Rustic Christmas Decorations that are easy and rustic, look no further. These Christmas art projects are so fun and easy enough for the whole family to do.

Before we get started, why don’t you take a walk outside and gather the things that make for beautifully rustic art projects. These are things like pine cones, pine branches and twigs, berries, and other items that catch your eye. You might just put them to use with one of the projects I’ve found!

Calling all wine lovers! One of the best Rustic Christmas Decorations involves all of those wine corks. Save them up to make this adorable Christmas tree!

Are you someone who holds onto their wine corks? Here’s a great project for them. Use hot glue to glue them into a Christmas tree shape. Add a chunk of wood to the bottom for a trunk, and a large wood bead to top it off. Or anything else you can think of! This project is very forgiving, and can be made as large or as small as you wish.

If you love making Rustic Christmas Decorations, then you need to make this. These cute ornaments will be the perfect addition to any home!

Everyone who has kids has some kind of art on the tree, right? Here is a project for the family that’s perfect for the tree. Decorate thin wood slices with simple designs. Add a hole and a string for ornaments. Make your own designs with Sharpie paint pens, or try your hand with a wood burning tool.

If you're looking for Rustic Christmas Decorations for the kiddos to make, look no further. This bow tie pasta Christmas tree is so fun to make!

Here is one especially for the kids! Let them make a Christmas tree with bow tie pasta! Glue pieces of pasta together, then spray paint them green. Save a piece to paint red, and glue it onto the top for the finishing touch. Try gluing pasta into a wreath shape as well!

Looking for fun Rustic Christmas Decorations to make? All you need are some shapes, glue, and wood to make this adorable Christmas tree.

Glue an assortment of wood stars, hearts, and Santa hats into an adorably rustic Christmas tree atop a section of reclaimed wood. It think it makes the perfect porch decor!

Once you finish your Christmas art projects, don’t forget the DIY rustic Christmas gifts!

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