10 Minute {Or Less!} Christmas Vignettes

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I am sharing with you creative ways to make Christmas vignettes in minutes or less!

10 Minute {Or Less!} Christmas Vignettes graphic.

Well….here we are, my friends…less than two weeks until Christmas!  Are you finding yourself overwhelmed, with too much on to do on your plate right now?  Too much holiday decorating to do.  Way too much wrapping to do.  Too much cooking to do.  Let me see if I can help you out a bit with a few fast and easy ways to add Christmas around your house!

Fill a sugar bowl with faux or real greenery, a pinecone or two and an ornament.  Christmas in less than 5 minutes!  This little Christmas arrangement could even last you through the winter.

Fill a sugar bowl with real or faux greenery, a pinecone or two and a Christmas ornament. Christmas in under 5 minutes! || Worthing Court

Fill a box with assorted Christmas plates, a special cookbook or two and a large ornament.  Add a bow made with festive ribbon for the finishing touch.

Fill a wooden box or a basket with an assortment of Christmas plates, a special cookbook, a large ornament and add a festive bow for an easy kitchen vignette || Worthing Court

Add some tall pinecones to containers, tie a holiday ribbon around the top with a small jingle bell or ornament attached.  Place them into a lantern and people will be wowed by what you did!  Remove the ribbons and bells after Christmas and you have yet another vignette to carry you through the winter.

Easy and fast pinecone display in a lantern || Worthing Court

Christmas ornaments aren’t just for trees.  They make great props!  Simply place a special ornament along with a couple of ordinary Christmas balls among your everyday items.  Another special vignette in less than 5 minutes!

Christmas ornaments make great props for creating a vignette in less than 5 minutes! || Worthing Court

For a fast centerpiece, place a scarf in the bottom of a basket.  Add a lantern with a candle, an inexpensive faux tree and one other large item (in my case I added a silver squirrel nutcracker).  Fill in the empty spots with faux greenery topped with small Christmas balls.  Fast, easy and it’ll look like a million bucks!

Easy and fast Christmas centerpiece with a silver squirrel and candles, beside a small Christmas tree.

Fill a large basket with assorted greenery, a few sparkly picks, a few shiny ornaments and sticks from your own yard!

Fill a large basket with an assortment of Christmas greenery, a few sparkly picks, a few shiny ornaments and sticks from your own yard || Worthing Court

Wrapped Christmas presents can be an amazing decoration too!  Just be sure to use pretty wrapping paper, ribbons and tags that all work well together.  Then group them in an attractive way instead of just throwing them under the tree.

Coordinating Christmas wrap with presents beside the large Christmas tree.

Thank you for stopping by for a visit today!  I hope you were able to find some inspiration for quickly decorating your own home for Christmas.

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36 Comments

  1. Great ideas. I especially liked the one on the table with the bread bowl and greenery. I pinned it so I don’t lose the idea. Thanks for sharing.

  2. I just love all of your quick decorating ideas. I find myself decorating & moving things until the final day. Just love this time of year. Happy Holidays!

  3. Such pretty and easy ideas! These are definitely serving as my primary inspiration as I put the final touches on my Christmas decorating!

  4. These are all simple ideas which I greatly appreciate! And, they look great too! 😉

  5. Jeri Bingham says:

    So many adorable and current ideas! Thank you for taking your time to share with us!

  6. Great ideas! I especially like the Fast Centerpiece-I’m off to look for a scarf!

  7. Ken Carpenter says:

    Loving all your last minute ideas…..Helps to make the holidays much more fun! Thank you!

  8. Love all these great ideas!!! thanks for sharing!!! We can always use a few more Christmas touches!!

  9. Wow, super quick ideas that I really needed…we have a big party this Saturday and there were a couple of lacking spots to fill with Christmas cheer….thank you so much and MERRY CHRISTMAS to you and all!

  10. Brenda Radliff says:

    Absolutely beautiful. I just love the tray idea. Thanks for sharing all your wonderful ideas. Merry Christmas!!

  11. So glad I found this blog, it is an inspiration.ilove it

  12. Love all your importation!!!

  13. Mary Chris says:

    Great job very welcoming and comfortable.

  14. chris julian says:

    One of my favorites is the white stoneware pitcher with 2 cups on it. so fresh and pretty thanks for sharing Chris

  15. Easy and gorgeous ideas.

  16. Those were all really good and simple ideas. Thanks so much!

  17. I love your decorating ideas! I may even “steal” a few for myself!

  18. Every single vignette was an inspiring winner! Thanks so much 🙂

  19. I love these quick decorating ideas. Especially, the arrangement of the gifts. Thanks for sharing on Sunday’s Best.

  20. Love the big basket with the greens.
    Such a natural touch and elegant.

  21. Oh my goodness! The basket + scarf + lantern is the BEST idea. I’m setting our Christmas table today and can’t wait to use that idea. Off to find a scarf!

    Merry Christmas, Suzy!

  22. That table is darling and I absolutely love boxwood wreaths. So pretty & classic and can be done so many ways. I am starting slow on Christmas decorating and it’s pretty minimal so far, but I’m going to try to do a little more over the next couple weeks. I did find a boxwood wreath at Trader Joe’s that looks great in the kitchen. 🙂 xo!

  23. What wonderful Christmas vignette ideas. Love them all.
    Thanks for sharing at Over The Moon Party,
    Bev

  24. Great tips! I love how you used all of the lanterns in your decorating.

  25. Thank you! Love these ideas!

  26. I love the greenery and sticks in a basket idea! I am planning on doing that with my leftover Christmas tree boughs for a winter front porch decoration. Thanks for linking up with us at Share the Wealth Sunday!

  27. Kelly Middleton says:

    Love them all!

  28. Gladys Mathew says:

    These are wonderful ideas – best part is of course that they are fast and still beautiful/classy. Will definitely be looking to incorporate some of these for next Christmas. I have my eye on the sugar bowl idea. 🙂

  29. You are always such an inspiration!!

  30. Barb Bootsma says:

    I’m starting to think about how I want to decorate for Christmas/winter. I try to have some of both out so once the Christmas items are put away, I still have decorating pretty much done. I like some of your very quick and simple ideas.