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gilded pomegranates

Add metallic flair to holiday decor by spray painting pomegranates (we’re loving this glam copper hue) and displaying in a favorite serving bowl for a glam no-fuss centerpiece.

cranberry topiaries

Yes, you will need a foam ball from the craft store to assemble these red jewel-like beauties, but it’s well worth the trip. To create these glam topiaries, simply use toothpicks to secure cranberries to the foam shape of your choice – we like spheres and cones best.

citrus wreath

Everything need to create this edible wreath may be found at the local market, including the greenery – use fresh bay leaves to fill in any gaps and soften the overall look.

peppermint tree ornaments

Kids will love helping with these clever candy tree ornaments. Spray cookie cutters with nonstick spray, fill with peppermint candies, and bake at 350-degrees until just melted (3-9 minutes). Before the melted candy hardens, use a toothpick to create a hole for string, and remove from the molds as soon as they are cool enough to handle.

frosted pinecones

Simple craft glue and epsom salt creates this frosty effect resembling chunky ice crystals. If you can’t find pinecones outdoors, many grocery stores stock bags of cinnamon scented cones around the holidays – even better!

sugared fruit

This beautiful presentation looks way more complicated to DIY than is actually is. Simply coat a selection of your favorite fruit with egg whites and sanding sugar for this jaw-dropping, glistening display of holiday centerpiece magic.

full instructions here.

peppermint wreath

This wreath is so fantastic, we’re tempted to paint our front doors red! Use hot glue to secure rows of peppermint candies to a base. Foam rings available at local craft stores work best, but any appropriately-sized ring will do the trick.

gingerbread cookie trees

Create your own winter wonderland-inspired tablescape with star shaped ginger cookies and powdered sugar. If your stacks of cookies are less than stable, dab a small amount of glue (or icing) between each cookie for added hold.

rustic citrus swag

This simple persimmon cutting makes a beautiful rustic swag, and would be just as stunning with citrus fruit and bay leaves.

fresh herb wreath

When simple greenery is in order, opt for fresh herbs for a look that is softer than traditional evergreens.

festive candy displays

When you have zero time to DIY, simply fill decorative glass containers with holiday candy for instant (and oh-so-edible) decoration magic.

elegant fruit bowls

Sometimes, simple is best. This beautiful silver bowl overflowing with clementines makes for an elegant and modern take on the holiday centerpiece.

old fashioned cranberry popcorn garland

Use a needle and thread to create this time-honored tree trimming that’s sure to add a touch of nostalgia to holiday decor.