The 3 best holiday hacks for decorating your home found in this post will lower stress during the Christmas season (and beyond!). You’ll see how easy it is to add greenery around your home, get a free tree skirt idea, and get that presents under-the-tree magazine look. Scroll down to check them out. 

 

 

(This post contains sponsored links. The items featured and linked in this post were all provided by JOANN; all opinions and reviews are my own.)

I am guessing you are here because you enjoy decorating your home for the holidays but don’t love the stress that can come along with it all. If so, you are going to love these holiday hacks that will create ease for you this year.

 

 

In this post, I decorated with holiday items I already had on hand and also some amazing finds from JOANN, including the hacks supplies!

JOANN has lovely and festive holiday decor, including stems, wreaths, pillows, doormats, and tons more. You will find the links under each hack for the items I discuss in this post.

 

Protip: Don’t miss my 5 proven steps to decorating the perfect Christmas tree in this FREE E-book.

In this book, you’ll find:

• Step-by-step tips on HOW to craft the PERFECT Christmas Tree
• A complete supply list with every product already linked so you can recreate the EXACT tree you see here!

I want the free E-BOOK!

Are you ready to check out these holiday hacks?

 

3 Best Holiday Hacks For Decorating Your Home In 2022

 

1. No-Damage Hack: Command Hooks For Hanging Greenery and Wreaths

 

 

Do you know when you find something that you can never have enough of haha?! Well, that’s how I feel about command hooks.

Command hooks when decorating for the holidays take my love of them to the next level. As you can see, they are perfect for hanging garlands, wreaths, and even wall decor.  Gone are the days of leaving nail marks on your mantel or on your wall; these eliminate that problem and are so simple to use.

 

 

I used these hooks for hanging garland on my mantel (garland here) and these hooks for the wreath (my gorgeous 24″ wreath here) on my front door and others around my home.

Further, I hung these cute stockings (here and here) on top of the garland hook for even greater simplification.

 

 

Protip: The mantel and fireplace are some of the most beloved places to decorate for Christmas. I share five Christmas mantel decor items and fireplace surroundings ideas in this post here.

 

2. Free Tree Skirt Hack

 

 

Most of you have at least one blanket sitting around the house, and many of you may have tons!  If so, you are in luck because they make beautiful tree skirts. Yay for something FREE, am I right?!

Simply take the blanket and wrap it around the base of your tree. It’s as easy as that.   You really can’t do it wrong.

This is the exact blanket I used for my tree skirt. You can also use one like this for a cozy, chunky look.

 

 

Protip: Looking for another way to display blankets in your home? Blanket ladders are a great accent piece to any farmhouse decor scheme.

The best part is that they are also an easy DIY that you don’t need a ton of tools or experience to build. This step-by-step guide will walk you through the supplies needed and every step when making a blanket ladder.

 

3. Magazine-look Presents Under The Tree Hack

 

 

Ahhh, this is so good! I’ve always LOVED the look of big presents under trees as they have in magazines.  You know, the kind that all look coordinated and prettily styled and wrapped.

The hack is to wrap empty boxes of various sizes! So start saving some boxes that are coming in to wrap and use under your tree.

 

For my look, I used butcher paper as wrapping paper and this solid linen red ribbon.

 

Protip: Are you wanting to create beautiful presents to gift others this holiday season? I am sharing 5 secrets to pretty gift wrapping in this post. These 5 secrets are easy to apply and will create that gorgeous gift look you are hoping for.

 

 

Let me know what you think of these holiday hacks.

Is there one that you are particularly drawn to and can’t wait to try? If so, let me know in the comments below.