The Easiest Christmas Arrangement

Use what you have to make a beautiful Christmas arrangement in minutes. Even if you are not crafty you can make holiday home decor arrangements for your Christmas home.

LITTLE POTTED CHRISTMAS ARRANGEMENT

Christmas arrangements are the backbone of holiday decor! Wouldn’t you love to be able to make a pretty holiday arrangement with ease!

I have a formula for recipe for creating a beautiful Christmas arrangement and you don’t even need to be crafty. It’s just so simple!

This little arrangement was the easiest Christmas arrangement I have ever made! Sometimes I get an idea in my mind that turns out so much easier and prettier than I imagined!

That happened when I styled this little Christmas arrangement.

I’m all about sharing designer secrets and shortcuts so YOU can be your own Interior Decorator. So today, I have a really super easy holiday arrangement that looks like it was done by a pro.

I’m sharing how to make the easiest and sweetest little Christmas arrangement you will ever make!

LITTLE POTTED CHRISTMAS ARRANGEMENT

Here’s how this little pot looked “before”…

THE PLANT USED TO MAKE THE ARRANGEMENT

You probably have a little pot of faux greenery kicking around your home somewhere.

I found 5 little plants I got at Ikea in my basement. I think I paid 3.00 for each of them.

5 FAUX PLANTS

I transformed these little faux houseplants into pretty Christmas arrangements!

The houseplants are the perfect base for a darling Christmas arrangement!

I transformed all 5 of them into Christmas decorations!

Here a before and after of just one! It’s hard to believe they are the same plant!

BEFORE AND AFTER ARRANGEMENT

WHAT YOU WILL NEED

FAUX GREENS

With just a few faux green clippings and a couple other embellishments, my Christmas arrangement was easy to put together.

Here’s what you will need…

  • small faux plant
  • pretty container- I used a white pot I had
  • assorted faux evergreen clippings
  • Christmas embellishments

I assembled all the things I needed in one place to make it easy to create my evergreen arrangement.

LET’S MAKE AN EASY CHRISTMAS ARRANGEMENT

The first thing I did was put the little pot of faux greens into another pretty white pot. What a difference already!

PLANT IN WHITE CONTAINER

I have a few plastic shoe boxes of what I call Christmas “fluff”. Little snippets of faux greens and sparkly branches and leaves and more!

I love to cut apart garland and sprays of greens to make”fluff”. These little bits and bobs of greens and other things come in so handy when I’m decorating for Christmas!

FAUX EVERGREENS

Using the bits of evergreen, like the ones above, I went to work and tucked them evenly into the plant. I didn’t even glue them in. One of the bits of evergreen had a pinecone stuck to it so I just added it to the arrangement too.

Starting to look like a Christmas arrangement already!

FAUX HOUSEPLANT WITH EVERGREENS STUCK IN THEM

An arrangement looks nicer if more than one type of green is used in them. So I found these little juniper pieces and added them to the arrangement.

CYPRUS FAUX GREENS

These little green gave my Christmas arrangement so much depth and interest!

I also added a few sparkly leaves just for a little bit of holiday bling!

GOLD LEAVES

In just a few minutes, the little faux houseplant was transformed into a pretty arrangement!

So easy, right?

LITTLE POTTED CHRISTMAS ARRANGEMENT

I used this evergreen plant in a holiday vignette on my white buffet.

LITTLE POTTED CHRISTMAS ARRANGEMENT ON A BUFFET

Now, it’s your turn! Grab a plant and create!

COLLAGE OF ARRANGEMENT

16 Comments

  1. I love this idea! I am always looking for something to demonstrate for a club I am in and I think this would be a great idea.Since Covid hit, we are trying to use people in our club as a resource speaker instead of someone from outside.
    A easy idea for you, I was trying to find a way to Make an arrangement using a Fresh pumpkin, without cutting the pumpkin open. On Pinterest I saw an idea. Use a piece of water foam and tape it to the Pumpkin. Place fresh greenery and flowers Into the water soaked foam. I made one and then demonstrated it at my club. It was a hit. We auctioned both of them off as a small fundraiser at that meeting.

  2. Uh oh, I feel a trip to Michaels coming on! Looking at this 20 minute ideas post is not good for someone like me who doesn’t have enough places to decorate. Pretty soon I will be decking out the closets! These would be great for table decorations for a party.

  3. Can’t wait to go from fall to Christmas and winter decorating. Funny how we tire of the very decor we loved so much in October. Sitting with a cup of coffee this morning studying my fireplace and jotting down plans for my Christmas mantle and hearth. At the same time reading my favorite blog and thinking where I can use your idea for your cute arrangement.Thanks Yvonne and have a great week.

  4. Really like this. I save all of the bits and bobs, even very small items, after I’ve made larger arrangements and use them in various ways throughout the year. I particularly like to use the tiniest bits on small grapevine wreaths that can be used as tree or package decorations. I can really get into flow making these small embellishments. Thanks for sharing.

  5. Thank you for this beautiful example! I enjoy your blog & pics! We are getting ready to open a store & dream of some of the things looking like this! Keep on creating! Many Blessings to you & a Merry Christmas!!

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