27 Unique DIY Outdoor Christmas Ornaments & Decorations!

Ambience is everything! Take a wagon wheel and add Christmas lights to give your front yard a lovely rustic farmhouse feel for the holiday season.

You'll never believe what this DIY'er used to make these giant ornaments! It's such a great idea, and they are cheap to make.

This tutorial comes from Christmas Lights Etc. They used chicken wire to make these giant Christmas ornaments.

These light balls are the perfect addition to your beautiful outdoor Christmas decorations by drawing in the eye with their beautiful glow.

This awesome holiday doormat requires more than just spray paint to make the design durable and long-lasting. Check out the tutorial to see what materials you'll need.

Here's a classic-looking Christmas wreath that's easy to make and inexpensive. If you want a splash of color, you can easily add a red ribbon.

This is a great idea! Use scrap wood to make an outdoor Christmas tree. It would be a great way to upcycle those old fence posts!

The white lights against the dark stain really make this tree stand out.

This sweet front door wreath will bring your guests into the holiday spirit. Perfect if you want to save on budget or are short on time.

To make a cute Christmas sign, you can be something other than a fancy woodworker.

This tutorial teaches you how to easily create a lovely front porch sign to decorate this year.

I'm all for it, an easy, cheap DIY Christmas ornament and feeding wildlife at the same time.

What could be better? These sweet ornaments are perfect for decorating outdoor trees.

Get extra fancy with this sweet North Pole sign. The tutorial has free SVG files, so it will be easy to make!

Here's one of several of Artsy Pretty Plant's The Grinch projects. It's string art on plywood with lights. But since it uses yarn, you'll want to keep this one on the porch.

Do you want an easy crafty thing to do for Christmas? Check out the free Grinch coloring sheets.

Giant ornaments are a big trend these days. These adorable paper ornaments can hang from your front door or porch.

These outdoor Christmas ornaments are a great way to get kids involved with nature and crafts. The transparent ice will look great hanging from those branches.

For another nature Christmas craft, you may be interested in these air-dry clay botanical print ornaments.

This is a simple wreath made from wild grapevines. It has battery-powered fairy lights for illumination.

Hang it on your door to welcome your friends and family at Christmas time.

Here's another way to utilize your scrap wood. This fun sign is perfect for displaying inspirational holiday messages.

Old tires are ugly, but they don't have to be. And you don't have to pay to get rid of them. Instead, repurpose them for outdoor giant Christmas ornaments.

These Mason jars make such beautiful outdoor decorations. Place them along a pathway to illuminate your yard or front porch steps at night.

Here are some really unique DIY outdoor Christmas decorations. You'll need PVC pipe to make these lighted gift boxes.

Aren't they stunning? They undoubtedly provide some Christmas cheer.

There are many great uses for pallet wood, and this is one of them. It was also clever to use the negative space to create the tree shape for this holiday tree.

Here's a good way to get festive color into your holiday decor. This wreath will add a little flair to your front porch.

These simple pine cone garland ornaments are a super cute nature craft and will look great hanging from your front porch.

This cute sawhorse reindeer won't go unnoticed in your front yard. To bring attention to it at night, add fairy lights.

Check out the full tutorial for how to make this adorable piece of rustic holiday charm.

These DIY gnomes are a fun way to decorate your front porch. And they are inexpensive, too, since the primary parts are items from nature.

Tree branches should be easy enough to find. Here's a neat star you can make for a fantastic outdoor Christmas ornament.

Let's not forget about the mailbox! It's the first object people will pass by as they come onto your property, so it should get a little attention.

This tutorial will show you how to decorate your mailbox for Christmas easily.

Here are some other birdseed ornaments made in a slightly different way than the ones earlier up in the list.

Just note they may last only a short time since birds are looking for easy meals during the winter months, so make sure you make a few extras!

These pretty little garland ornaments are made from polymer clay.

They are an easy craft to make but look like a nice sophisticated holiday decoration. They are sure to look nice on any porch.