With a little decorative
Rope (or a lot!) you can create a natural Christmas Holiday ambiance with a beachy relaxed nautical vibe. So here are 10 ways how to use rope to decorate for Christmas!
Rope looking chic as a garland, draped over the fireplace mantel with greenery. The entire fireplace is not bad either -all covered in oyster shells! Seen on
Christmas Decorating Ideas at Coastal Living.
A decorative rope with ribbons adorns a banister for a
Coastal Themed Christmas.
Using a boat rope tied with a
Sailor's Knot on a wreath. Featured on
Christmas Wreath Ideas -Green and Simple. Via
Coastal Living.
A rope garland around a
Nautical Christmas Tree. Source unfortunately unknown.
I still think this DIY light rope garland is a brilliant idea, featured on
Indoor Christmas Lights Ideas.
Or how about making a few fun rope cone trees! You could create a similar winter wonderland vignette as shown on
10 Great Natural Driftwood Christmas Decorations (see driftwood cone trees). To make the cones, use cardstock paper, trim off one of the corners and twist it into a cone. For all the details, click
here!
Give some ornaments a new look with a
Rope wrap! Featured on
12 Homemade Xmas Ornaments. Via
Bower Power.
Or fill a few clear glass ornaments with decorative rope. Original source no longer available. Featured on
12 Homemade Xmas Ornaments.
Filled ornaments are amongst the
Most Popular Christmas Ornament Crafts Ever!
Then, think
Gift Wrap! Do a simple wrap, and create variety by quadrupling your decorative rope (twine).
Or learn how to
Make a Maritime Knot Accent with your decorative rope! Love the wrapping paper and tag? They're available as free downloads at
Hey Look.
