Creative Must-Have Christmas Crafts Supplies & Ideas 2024
Let’s get creative this Christmas with a guide to unique Christmas crafts! We’ll show you the must-have Christmas craft supplies and ideas for making unique ornaments, wreaths, and other decor. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned crafter, you will find something to inspire you.
Y’all, these are the must-have Christmas Crafts Supplies that you need to purchase now before it’s too late! Be sure to stock up and prepare for these Christmas Craft Ideas.
I’ve been there, so believe me, supplies sell out quickly!
Don’t get stuck at Thanksgiving seeing this message – “SOLD OUT”! It’s a bummer and will totally spoil your holiday.
You may also jump to the entire supply list and add them to your cart under Resources at the end of this post.

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Must-Have Christmas Crafts
OK! Maybe I’m a little dramatic and obsessed about DIY for Christmas but y’all, I’m serious about the most magical time of the year.
There are so many great DIY Christmas craft ideas, and I want to do them all. Yikes!!! I can’t wait to share them all with you.
I also shared How to Prepare for Christmas Decorating Now. That post helps you determine what Christmas Craft Supplies you’ll need for the holidays and ensure you get all the really cool stuff.
Some Favorites Craft Ideas From Seasons Past
First, I’ll share a few projects that you may enjoy making this year.
DIY Christmas Ornaments
I love using Dollar Tree Supplies for as many projects as possible. Here are two Christmas ornaments using Dollar Tree ornaments. Both are easy and inexpensive to make. Be sure to grab those Dollar Tree Supplies early, as they sell out quickly. Click below for the full tutorials.
- Upcycle Old Books With Big Christmas Ornaments from Dollar Tree
- Easy DIY Hobnail Milk Glass Ornaments with Dollar Tree Supplies
- Supplies needed for both projects- Dollar Tree Large Christmas Balls
- Old Book Page Ornaments – Old Book, Glitter, Hot Glue Gun
- Hobnail Ornaments – Stick on Beads, Chalky White Spray Paint, Rust Spray Paint


Christmas Craft Topiaries
Christmas Craft Supplies For Topiaries
These projects are enhanced with foraged twigs, pinecones, and cedar. The twig topiary is painted white with chalk paint.
You also need to know How to Dry Fruit for your holiday projects!


Easy Ticking Christmas Stockings – See Tutorial for a NO-Sew Version
Red Stripe Ticking Fabric – This is my go-to fabric for Christmas, Memorial Day, 4th of July, etc. Here are just a few projects you can make. You’ll also need some wooden beads for the tassels; you can see how to make the tassels in this tutorial.

Easy to Flock Christmas Trees
Adding faux snow is one easy way to add winter charm to your existing Christmas decorations and foraged supplies.
Light Weight Spackling is necessary to add snow to almost any Christmas Decor. It looks great on bottle brush trees, existing Christmas trees, pinecones, foraged twigs, and more. See how to flock to everything for Christmas.


Dried Fruit and Herb Garland
Gather your dried fruit, fresh herbs, and a few ornaments like these wooden snowflakes, Wooden Beads, and brass ornaments to construct a unique and creative Christmas Garland.
You only need a few additional supplies, including Jute Rope and Jute Twine. I use these items all year long, but wow, they are perfect for this garland project.

One of my favorite DIY Christmas Craft ideas from last winter was these DIY Paper Bag Snowflakes. I just ordered these white bags to make some more for this year.
Paper Bag Snowflakes
These easy-to-make snowflakes are so fun. All you need is paper bags and scissors. Brown bags are easy to find, but I found these white bags on Amazon.

You can see how to make and use the white paper bag snowflakes on a banister Christmas Garland.
The snowflakes were attached with the large jute rope, and large metal bells enhanced the banister garland.


Air Dry Clay Ornaments
Another fun and easy Christmas Craft Idea is to make air-dry clay ornaments. These can be used as ornaments, place cards on table settings, or package toppers.
Christmas Craft Supplies needed:
- Air Dry Clay
- Cookie Cutters – various shapes can be used to create many designs.
- Holly Leaf
- I like this one too.
- Letter Stamps
- Ribbon
- Stain or Dark Wax



Read Air Dry Clay Ornament Tutorial Here
DIY Felt Christmas Trees and Christmas Craft Supplies
These felt trees are so fun and easy to make. They are a great Christmas craft idea for young and old.
I found these felt sheets in adored colors and these that are sold by the yard. These wooden bases are also great if you don’t cut your own. You can forage for the wooden bases and twigs for the tree trunks.
You will need a hot glue gun to complete your trees with this easy step-by-step tutorial.

You can also watch the video tutorial
Coastal Christmas Craft Decorations
Here are a couple of coastal-inspired Christmas crafts supplies to purchase now.
Create Sparkling Sea Glass Christmas Trees
You will only need a few supplies to create a sea glass Christmas Tree ornament or a full-size tree.
- Styrofoam cone for 6-inch size tree
- rustic metal star topper
- Hot Glue Gun
- Sea Glass
See the full supplies list and tutorial here.

DIY Decoupage Oyster Shell Christmas Ornament
This inexpensive decoupage project only requires four purchased supplies: coral reef napkins, gold paint, wood beads, and Mod Podge. You can get your oyster shells for free. Read the full tutorial here.

Resource For Christmas Craft Supplies
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Thanks so much for stopping by! I hope this helps you to prepare for the holidays!

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I really want to make some of these this year! You do the best DIYs!
stacy,
I really appreciate this.
Love all the little felt trees Rachel super cute ideas!
Ann,
Thanks for stopping by.
So many great ideas!
Renae,
So glad you liked them.
I don’t remember those little trees with the oranges!! They are darling!! The inside of my brain feels like a snow squall thinking about Xmas decorating!!
Jennifer,
I feel the same. Thanks for stopping by.
One more thing: after reading your wonderful Christmas blogs last year, I decided to “go small” with our trees this holiday season (I put up 4 to 5).
I did find an adorable, easy to assemble small flocked tree on Amazon. Not sure if it’s okay to post the actual link, but it’s called, “Northlight Angel Pine Cones Christmas Tree, 4 ft, Green”.
Erin,
Thanks so much! I’m so glad you found one you like. Can’t wait for this season to begin. I appreciate you for sharing.
You are the DIY queen Rachel! I always love your ideas.
Kim,
You are so sweet.
I’m so ready for the decorating to begin! I’ll wait until November, but “shhhh”, one home in our town already has a nativity scene in it’s front yard!
Gail,
Gather your supplies now! Oh wow! That is a little early.
So many great ideas, my friend. Thanks for the inspiration.
Renae,
I really appreciate this.
Good Morning your exactly right, right on point . Most things I want are always sold out have all ready bought bells one of the things sold out last year. I wanted and I think this year they will again they have different styles this year there going fast too….love all your ideas….. Thank You for Sharing
Eva,
I’m so glad you stopped by. Hope you find everything you need.