DIY Christmas Decorations: Coffee Bar Styling

Brighten up your Christmas decor with this fun and easy craft project! Not only does it look festive but it smells AMAZING!!! And it was free to make.

Are you looking to bring a little festive cheer to your coffee bar this year? Why not try this simple DIY Christmas Craft that will not only look and smell great but it cost me nothing to make. Oh and rosemary is a natural moth repellent so will be repelling those pesky pantry moths.

I was originally planning to make a rosemary wreath but loved how the sprigs looked as a bundle.

Materials

You will need

• Rosemary, I picked it from mums garden.
• Ribbon
• Scissors
• Elastic Band

Step One: Break the branches off the larger storks. You will want to vary the lengths so some longer and some shorter sprigs. Bundle them and tie them together with twine or an elastic band.

Step Two: Add some additional decor or dried flowers, I had some dried red flowers so added a small bunch to the top of the bundle. You could use dried fruit, flowers, baubles or other festive decor.

Step Three: Add a bow. I had this ribbon and I love a pop of red at Christmas.

I opted for a single bow, you could also add a double bow depending on the size of your bundle and the overall look you’re wanting to achieve.

Step Four: Secure the bow to the bundle with wire or twine.

You can add this to your front door instead of a wreath or in this case I have added it to my coffee bar. Not only does it look great but it smells amazing.

Creating your own unique Christmas decor is a fun way to bring a spirited DIY holiday touch to your home. All it takes is a few simple materials and a few steps, and you’ll be on your way to bringing some cheer to your space. With materials like rosemary and ribbon, you can let your creativity run wild, creating a vibrant accent that is just as much a conversation starter as it is an eye-catching piece of decor.

Want more DIY Christmas craft inspiration?

Check out how to make Paper star decorations

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