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. Finally, a green craft that you can use as an outdoor Christmas decoration. You won't have to worry about this recycling craft falling apart, because it's a DIY Christmas decoration made with sturdy materials that are very easy to replace. Start saving your milk jugs so you'll have enough by December!
Estimated CostUnder $10
Time to CompleteUnder an hour
Main MaterialRecycled Materials
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jadoredior
Jun 28, 2018
I really love this idea. Our town makes luminaries like this every Christmas season to line Main Street.
Morehouse17
Nov 22, 2017
I am never just satisfied with what is posted. I am always thinking of a way to make it better. I wonder if decorating the jugs prior to use will they look more that Christmas decor than milk jugs set out?
Delphine Bryant
Oct 30, 2017
Wow! I like this outdoor Christmas Decorations idea. I now wish I would have saved all of those gallon milk jugs instead of placing them in the recycle bin. I will have to post this and remember it for next Christmas.
SissieSass
Sep 29, 2017
What a great way to recycle and make something fun and easy at the same time. I can see where we could save up that many jugs in a just a month or so because of how large our family is, but we could make such a big impact on the way the yard looks for such a little price. Great idea!
Hannah
Jul 26, 2017
this absolutely very resourceful. I love how it was placed on the porch. The kids will also love these colorful milk bottles. Others may not even notice that these are just recycled bottles.
Zeemer
Aug 17, 2016
Love those colored lights along the pathway. I didn't think they were just empty milk gallons. They look so classy when placed among the colored lights. Here's the link to how you can make this decorative jars http//thrifty101.blogspot.com/2010/12/thrifty-chri == stmas-yard-decorations.html
JennyBee1
Oct 26, 2011
@mcbridedennis2 9966629, The Christmas lights are the source of the color. I hope this helps! --Editor of AllFreeChristmasCrafts
mcbridedennis2 996 6629
Oct 23, 2011
This is not a comment but a question? Dose the jugs half filled with water have color added ? Or dose the jug have an electric bulb to light the jug.
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