10 Christmas in Spring Crafts
One of the reasons for why we celebrate Christmas is to feel comforted and safe in faith and with family. Why not try it in the spring?
We all know that Christmas is big business in December, however, once it ends, we all miss it. One of the most popular outside the box ideas is Christmas in July but what about Christmas in March? Christmas in April?
In general, celebrating elements of this holiday outside the season to elicit happiness and joy. That's why Christmas in spring is a fun new tradition we'd like to see happen.
At the moment, as a world, we are experiencing stress and fear with COVID-19 and so it's been suggested that people put up Christmas lights and other delightful decorations to provide people with distractions and promote similar peaceful feelings that we get during the Christmas season.
There are several news outlets that have picked up Twitter trends prompting people to get together while apart during this crisis.
According to this Fox 8 article, Twitter is calling for Christmas in March; people are putting their Christmas lights back up as a sign of hope amid coronavirus fears, many Twitter users have been putting up lights and tweeting their actions so that others can follow.
The idea is to accommodate the practice of "social distancing" by allowing people to drive around and look at lights, which does not actually involve interacting with others.
Putting up lights, making decorations, and getting into the spirit of things is another distraction and family activity people appreciate during these trying times.
More on Christmas in Spring
This isn't the first time it has come up, either. Christmas in Spring is a charity celebration at Universal Studios every May as well. The resurrection of Jesus also happened in spring (April) according to some sources, so it has been discussed in terms of faith, too, along with celebrating Easter.
We've decided to share a few of our favorite "Christmas in spring" ideas for decorating. These Christmas crafts are mostly for outdoors but also involve lots of stash and scrapbusting so that you can use what you have on hand. They also have a bit of a spring theme so they aren't too out of place.
Take a look and decide if you want to jump on this creative bandwagon idea!
Outdoor Christmas Ornaments Upcycling Idea
Made from recycled glass lighting fixtures, these outdoor DIY Christmas decorations are a thrifty way to decorate for that holiday feel and can be made in a single weekend.
Upcycled "Peace" DIY Wood Sign
Get creative while you're stuck at home! By using the rustic beauty of old wood, you don't have to do much to make this Christmas sign. Isn't the wish for peace worthwhile year-round?
Modern Wooden DIY Christmas Tree
Set this beauty up in your front window or even in your yard to give the illusion of Christmas this spring and delight passers-by (and your family) at night.
Alternative Christmas Tree
From our friends at FaveCrafts! Make colorful pom-poms to put on any tree in your yard. This is a great alternative to traditional Christmas decorations but will still fill your heart with joy!
Rainbow Bead Christmas Tree Craft
Few color combinations bring more joy than ROY G BIV! This cute everyday ornament is in the shape of the traditional Christmas tree but in lovely spring-esque colors. A mood-brightening decoration for spring!
Country Cottage Lavender Wreath
The best of both worlds! Make this simple wreath for Christmas and leave it up through Easter! We love this quaint wreath idea. And, boy, is it easy and fun to make.
Unicorn Christmas Ornament
Another project from our friends at FaveCrafts! Unicorns are always in style. Again, use this ornament as part of your Christmas decorations and leave it somewhere in your home to celebrate Christmas in April or spring!
Upcycled Frames to Cute Lantern
Go green while you are social distancing. This project is ideal for spring (or winter) when you decorate it to match your choice of theme. Light up your gloomy mood with this fun craft.
Toilet Roll Flower Ornament
If you've been hoarding toilet paper, this is the craft for you! Get a taste of spring during some of the coldest winter months. Or, hey, during spring! These toilet paper roll ornaments are cute, fun to make and eco-friendly.
Felt Mobile Ornaments
One last project from FaveCrafts.What a delightful project for the whole family. Use those scrap pieces of felt you have in your craft room and come up with pretty color combinations. Then hang them around the home to make everyone happy.
BONUS! Thrifty Christmas Yard Decorations
Who knew you could save empty milk jugs and create an awesome outdoor Christmas craft? Thrifty Christmas Yard Decorations are a great way to show your holiday spirit...anytime!
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