It’s time to deck the halls once again! But there’s no need to break the bank to make your home festive: these decor tutorials will make it look Pinterest-perfect this Christmas.

For the Window: Paper Honeycomb Balls

Materials: Colored paper (P141, Lazada), ribbons, glue, scissors

Photo courtesy of RealLiving.com.ph

Dazzle your guests by hanging these garlands by the window for a splash of color.

You’ll have them done in no time with this short tutorial video from Paper Crafts.

For the Tree: Tea Light Snowmen
Materials: Tea lights (P441, Lazada), ribbons, yarn, colored paper, glue, permanent marker

Photo by One Little Project

In love with the warm glow of candles and fairy lights like in classic holiday movies? Create the perfect ambience for family reunions with these child-friendly ornaments.

Check out the step-by-step DIY from One Little Project.

The Tree: Christmas Ornament Mobile

Materials: Recycled screen or mesh, Christmas balls (P139, Lazada), plastic line (P355, Lazada), hooks or clasps (P336, Lazada), pliers

Go avant-garde this Christmas and swap your traditional tree with this sleek, space-saving mobile! Make it as small or as large as you want, and don’t be afraid to play around with different types of ornaments to express your personal style!

Follow this step-by-step tutorial from not martha to create one for your home.

For the Table: Rustic Wood Candles

Materials: Small candles (P160, Lazada), glue, ribbons, sticks or tree bark, candleholders (optional)

Photo by Charlotte Faraci via Youtube

Set the bar high for Noche Buena this year by making these rustic table centerpieces from candles, small sticks, or bits of tree bark. Watch this short video tutorial from Homedit to learn how!

If you have the budget, add a personal touch by using your favorite scented candles.

For the Door: Minimalist Cardboard Wreath

Materials: Recycled cardboard, green poster paint (P163, Lazada), glue, scissors, berries (P397, Lazada), glitter (optional)

Photo by CroissantAndLavender

This wreath isn’t just modern; it’s environment-friendly, too! The step-by-step tutorial from CroissantAndLavender uses toilet paper rolls, but you can also use any kind of cardboard you’ve got lying around the house.

Give this wreath a final coat of varnish if you’re displaying it outdoors!

Order your materials online using your @mayaiseverything Maya card, and do everything from the comfort of your own home!

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