To make this cute jumbo lights garland more budget-friendly, try cutting your own wood ovals or keep your eye out your favorite discount store!

You'll want to click the button below to see many more photos of this beautiful front porch, plus all the product details and decorating tips!

Large plastic balls topped with spray-painted deli containers make perfect XL Christmas ornaments!

Save some pieces from an old faux Christmas tree (or thrift one!), because you can make beautiful swags with them! Such a great way to re-purpose trees!

These are amazing! Great if you have a large area to fill and need XL pieces.

This is so easy - plastic boxes and lights and ribbon! Lights make everything more festive! Put them on your porch or in the yard - anywhere that needs some holiday decor!

Even a small space can become so festive! I love the "Christmas tree farm" look that this one is - especially those buckets! {HACK: search for "galvanized trash cans" to find inexpensive versions of those buckets}

This one is so creative! Anyone with this in their front yard is sure to get compliments. 😁

This project uses inexpensive wood shapes from Dollar Tree! Add wording with the free SVG files included, or be creative and do them on your own!

I like painting words on using this simple chalk hack to transfer a design!

These giant lollipops are easy to make and look so cute!

I love how cute these 2x4 snowmen are! Gloves for hats is a great idea!

This easy DIY "joy" sign has a fresh-smelling homemade wreath on it.....decorate around it with seasonal items you have and this porch corner looks ready for the holidays!

Globe shades + tuna cans make the cutest oversized ornaments! Get creative with adding lights or stenciling designs onto them. All the details are in the post (click the button below)!

This vintage sled is simple to build, and you'll save lots of money making one yourself, versus finding one at an antique store!

You won't believe how simple this is! These look gorgeous by the front door!

Classic red velvet ribbon and poinsettias add so much! The rosemary cone trees are also lovely with red bows, plus they give off an amazing scent!

Did you know that plastic hangers held together by zip ties, then spray-painted shiny silver or gold look AMAZING?!

These are perfect large-sized statement pieces to decorate outside with!

A pot full of branches decorated with lights can be just the right thing for your front porch!

North Pole signs can be made in bulk if you want to line your walkway! You could do it with or without lights. (Use a foam ball painted gold instead of a light on top if you don't want to do lights.)

I recommend finding red duct tape to place on the poles permanently, instead of using painters tape to tape off part to spray paint red. This simplifies it a bit!

Use outdoor lights and use this to frame your doorway for a festive front door!

Use reclaimed pallet wood to make rustic Christmas trees! Decorate with a star and button 'ornaments.'

These pretty solar lights are on Amazon (find them here), but you can definitely just add swags to your solar lights if you already have some!

Such a cute farmhouse look that is inexpensive and easy to make! Use large log slices for an XL outdoor snowman!

This rustic piece can be made pretty quickly and with just a few supplies! Keep your eyes out for an old pallet to use this year.....

I never thought about DIY-ing these, but these instructions are so simple that I'm going to give it a try!

I love the simple, classic look of this door decoration! Go snag a frame at a thrift store to make this cost barely anything!

Your door is already on display, so why not make it festive by wrapping it like a present? 😀

No worries about using pillows on your front porch when you can make them this cheap!

Don't forget that Christmas pillows on outdoor furniture add a lot of festivity!

These look great on stairs indoors or outdoors! I'd add rocks to buckets placed outside to help them stand up to wind.

Simple and quick-to-make, this Christmas front door area is festive and welcoming!

I love the look of these! The step-by-step photo instructions are very easy to follow.

The YouTube video in the link below explains how to do this safely for a big statement piece!

Decorate a tree branch with paint-dipped pine cones! I'd dip them in paint and then add lots of glitter, and some lights on that tree branch! 😀

The secret here is starting with LED Solar Lanterns (they're waterproof) and adding the top to make it look like an ornament. How cute!

Pine cone garland can be added into outdoor front porch decor in a variety of ways!

Fresh evergreen wrapped around your railing and framing your entryway is gorgeous! I love the cascading pine cones on top!

All you need is a wire hanger and lots of ornaments (check the dollar store!) to put this together! And of course top it with a bow. 😉

I love that this one can transition right from fall to winter by just turning it around!

Collect branches or logs and cut them to different lengths to assemble a simple tree! Add lights. 🎄

I love incorporating stars for the Christmas season, and these ones are so simple to make!