The holiday season is a time of joy, warmth, and, of course, decking the halls with boughs of holly. But for those of us who are more budget-conscious or simply love a good DIY project, finding ways to spruce up our homes without breaking the bank is a delightful challenge. And what could be more satisfying than creating a stunning piece of Christmas decor with your own hands, especially when it starts with a simple $5 item from Kmart?

One creative soul, interior stylist Dina (@dina.sweethome.style_), has shared a brilliant hack that has left fellow festive enthusiasts in awe. With a keen eye for style and a penchant for savvy shopping, Dina transformed a collection of Artificial Christmas Pine Items from Kmart into a chic and stylish garland. This isn't just any garland, though; it's one that elegantly adorns her dining room mirror, adding a touch of Christmas magic to the space.

The process is as simple as it is ingenious. Dina took the pine stems and tied them together using brown string, incorporating some olive branches she had on hand to add a natural and rustic feel. To give it that extra festive flair, she adorned the garland with a white bow and some charming bells sourced from Pillow Talk and TK Maxx. The finishing touch? A set of twinkling $4 Silver Wire String Lights from Kmart, because what's Christmas without a little sparkle?

A video showcasing a DIY Christmas wreath made from a $5 item purchased at Kmart has been shared by a shopper. Credit: @dina.sweethome / TikTok

The result is a homemade masterpiece that exudes both elegance and holiday spirit. 'My dining room is finally getting ready for Christmas, and the first thing up for Christmas décor is my DIY mirror wreath I made using the Kmart pine branches and some olive branches I had at home already,' Dina shared in her social media post. Her satisfaction with the outcome is clear, and she's proud to have created something so beautiful without spending a fortune.

The response from her followers has been overwhelmingly positive, with comments ranging from 'So beautiful and festive!' to 'Clever lady… looks beautiful.' It seems Dina isn't the only one who appreciates the charm of handmade decoration; her followers are inspired and ready to try their hand at their own versions.

Kmart's Artificial Christmas Pine Stems are a versatile and affordable way to add a festive touch to your home. They're designed to blend seamlessly with your existing Christmas decor and are suitable for indoor use, making them perfect for all sorts of creative projects. And if you're looking to mix things up, why not consider the Artificial Christmas Berry Stem, also priced at $5, which can be used to enhance your home or as part of a floral arrangement?

This DIY hack comes hot on the heels of another Kmart Christmas revelation. Melbourne-based content creator Mark Polchleb (@markp_) gave us a sneak peek at Kmart's quirky home decor range, which seems to have a sweet spot for Christmas pudding. From a $10 pudding doormat to a $5 pudding soap dispenser, Kmart is embracing the cutesy, dopamine-inducing festive decor trend, and shoppers are eating it up.

Credit: TikTok​

So, whether you're a DIY enthusiast or just looking for some unique and affordable Christmas decorations, Kmart seems to have you covered. With a little creativity and a few dollars, you can transform your home into a winter wonderland that's both stylish and personal. And who knows, maybe your own DIY Christmas decor hack will be the next to inspire others to get crafty this holiday season.

Key Takeaways

• A Kmart shopper shared a video showcasing her DIY Christmas wreath made from a $5 item purchased from Kmart.
• She used Artificial Christmas Pine Stems from Kmart, along with olive branches, a white bow, some bells, and Silver Wire String Lights to create the festive decoration.
• The DIY decoration hack received praise from social media users, with many calling it 'beautiful' and 'festive'.
• The article also mentions other quirky Christmas-themed home decor items available at Kmart, including a Christmas pudding range that has divided shoppers.

We'd love to hear from you, our dear Seniors Discount Club members! Have you tried any DIY Christmas decoration hacks? What are your tips for festive decorating on a budget? Share your stories and ideas in the comments below, and let's spread the holiday cheer together!

 

[Rosi Gordon]

BS this is $5 it's $5 for each piece so you are actually looking close on $50 and this centre piece has been done in homes that was too small for actual trees for the last 7 decades that I know of.