DIY Christmas village accessories

These are too cute for your Christmas Village! Do you have a Christmas village? Here's an easy way to make snow covered bare trees in about 20 minutes!

Here's a fun Modern Farmhouse Christmas Village Display you can use as a Table Centerpiece, on a buffet, or even your hearth. I used cheap and pretty easy to fi…

Step by step instructions on creating a Christmas village display as a family tradition. Included are money saving tips and a video tutorial!

A detailed tutorial on how to make a custom foam base for your village display, sculpted with Hot Wire Foam Factory tools.

These are too cute for your Christmas Village! Do you have a Christmas village? Here's an easy way to make snow covered bare trees in about 20 minutes!

Christmas Village Accessory: We offer you 4 roll of mini Christmas village road mats to meet your different decorating needs. You can use it to decorate your crafts, garden, living room, etc. It is the ideal Christmas decoration accessory! Unique Design:Our Christmas Village Landscape Road measures 39 x 3.5 inches, which is more than enough for your use.The surface is designed with a classic burgundy brick pattern, and the three-dimensional pattern gives your decor a more realistic feel…

A Christmas village is a beautiful tradition that your family can enjoy year after year! Our Christmas village is such a special part of our Christmas tradition. Each piece has a special meaning and memory associated with it, and the tradition of decorating it is fun for the kids and the adults in our family. …

Create a magical holiday scene with these 27 DIY Christmas Village display ideas! Whether you prefer classic winter towns, modern miniatures, or rustic touches, these projects offer something for every style and budget. From detailed layouts to creative lighting tips, you’ll find inspiration to build a cozy and festive village for your home. Capture the spirit of Christmas with a display that adds charm and joy to your holiday décor!

Today I made the styrofoam base for the Candyland village! Why does it have to be 90 degrees here? I started out with three 4x8 sheets of polystyrene insulation from Lowes. I used a utility knife to cut out a bunch of odd shapes, then I stacked the shapes together with wooden BBQ skewers. Next, I used a cool tool from Hot Wire Foam Factory called a sculpting tool to cut through the styrofoam. When you turn it on, the wire heats up and lets you slice right though styrofoam. I love it. You can…

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