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Festive celebrations are a wonderful opportunity to showcase your creativity.
Bunnings Workshop community members have shared incredible festive projects, including table centrepieces, D.I.Y. Christmas trees, and decorations for living areas and outdoors. Let us know if you need a hand giving these projects a go at your place.
1. Faux fireplace by @marilynwinn
Marilyn turned an old TV cabinet into a festive faux fireplace using plywood, timber moulding and vintage scrollwork.
2. Christmas cottage by @prettyliving
Jess transformed an old dollhouse into a wintery Christmas cottage. She gave the house texture using Polyfilla Exterior Masonry and had the clever idea of using expanding foam filler to create the look of a snow-covered roof.
3. Recycled hardwood Christmas tree by @robchin
Rob created a Christmas tree using three pieces of recycled hardwood from a demolished house. Lights, baubles and other festive decorations can be hung from steel cable in the centre of the tree.
4. Christmas decorations by @Wayne
Wayne created wonderful Christmas decorations by cutting festive images into MDF boards using a CNC router. With intricate carving details, they’re ready for colour and can make a fun painting activity for kids.
5. Mini Christmas trees by @Poppop
Workshop member Poppop made these small trees for table centrepieces using hardwood garden stakes for the trunks, plywood bases and Pine moulding as branches.
6. Tabletop Christmas tree by @robchin
Rob had the clever idea of using wooden packaging that came with a new dishwasher, nuts and threaded rod to create a rustic tabletop Christmas tree.
7. Decking timber Christmas tree by @Noyade
Workshop member Noyade cut a pentagon shape for the top of this Christmas tree and then connected five pieces of decking timber on hinges to make it easy to pack away after the festive season.
8. Plywood Christmas tree by @sburatto
Workshop member sburatto shared this affordable Christmas project that uses few materials to create a stylish timber tree.
9. Christmas sleigh by @Jamespeter100
Workshop member Jamespeter100 made a sleigh succulent planter by bending wire with pliers. He used 22cm dowel and a milk bottle as guides to make sure the shapes were consistent.
10. North Pole lamp post by @Shannon
Shannon created a North Pole lamp post using 90mm PVC pipe, red Rust-Oleum spray paint, white cloth gaffer tape and a light fitting.
11. Pallet timber Christmas tree by @tish999
With no space for a full-sized Christmas tree, Workshop member tish999 made one using recycled pallet timber.
12. Christmas tree using old tools by @Jamespeter100
Workshop member Jamespeter100 reclaimed old tools he was no longer using to make a creative Christmas tree using saws, a mitre box and little drawers that used to hold screws.
13. Pine Christmas tree by @tom_builds
Tom took on a similar project to Workshop member sburatto, using 42mm x 19mm Pine and 16mm dowels to create a timber Christmas tree.
Create your own timber tree that will look great and last years with these step-by-step instructions: How to make a timber Christmas tree and How to make a dowel Christmas tree.
Whatever your skill level, we can help with D.I.Y. projects to bring a personal touch to your Christmas decorating. Check out Bunnings D.I.Y. expert Mitchell's round-up of simple D.I.Y. decorations for the festive season or get expert advice from Adam Woodhams about How to install outdoor string lighting. Let us know if you need a hand decorating your place and enjoy the celebrations.
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