21 DIY Macrame Christmas Decorations to Festive Up Your Home for the Holidays

Looking for something a little bit different for your Christmas decor this year? Try this brilliant Christmas macrame star. Whether you use your macrame star for wall decor, make mini versions for the tree or hang it in your window for all to see, we can guarantee that it's so pretty you'll want to keep it up all year round.

Charming and beautiful macrame Christmas ornaments are so easy to make! These pretty little woven Christmas trees make lovely decor, present toppers, or gifts for family and friends.

How adorable are these macrame wreath ornaments? This is an easy macrame project that even kids can make. And because they are so small, you could even use macrame cord left over from a previous project.

If you have some mason jar lids around the house you can use them to make these easy boho inspired, nautical Christmas ornaments!

You can make this macrame projects in a few hours using the thin rope I’ve used for a delicate look or size up on your rope and modify the design a bit on your own. Since it’s neutral, it would fit with any color scheme you’ve already got, but you could also easily dye your rope if you’re wanting something more colorful for your holiday decor.

Don’t be intimidated by the picture though, this macrame snowflake actually looks way more complicated than it is. After you learn the new basic macrame knot today, it will be a breeze!

This macrame snowflake is the perfect way to use up all the short pieces of cord you've been saving up.

There are several different ways to make a macrame Christmas tree, but the was the cutest, in my opinion! Plus it gives you a chance to go over another basic knot of macrame… the square knot.

 These macrame Santas are so cute and can be very versatile. Use them as ornaments, gift toppers, wall decor, or even table gifts. They’re quite easy to make too and all supplies can be purchased at the dollar store. 

This simple idea stemmed from Christmas trees made out of layered tassels, so you can always ditch the jute and turn them into ornaments, keychains, or gift toppers!

You can make these ADORABLE gnomes for under $2 using Dollar Tree supplies.

The amazing thing about macrame is you can learn just a couple of knots and the possibilities are endless. These three only use the Lark’s Head knot and the Square knot. These would definitely make a great present for your friends and family and you can proudly say you made it.

Instead of hanging your macrame Christmas decorations ON your tree why not use macrame to make a tree? This hanging shelf is perfect for displaying your decor items or Christmas cards.

Make our own pretty Macrame Christmas Tree decorations by adding some handmade details to your Christmas baubles! The tutorials are beginner-friendly and a great activity to do with kids and your family.

These gorgeous baubles are made with cotton cording. It’s naturally creamy, a bit rough and very textured. It imparts this natural feel to anything you make with it.

Bring the outside into your home this winter with this macramé Christmas wreath, complete with rosemary and eucalyptus. Perfect for adding a touch of nature to your festive décor, the macramé tutorial is simple and easy to follow – ideal for beginners!

Want to add a bit of whimsy to your holiday decor this year? Check out this super easy macrame Christmas tree craft using yarn and cinnamon sticks! These are perfect for Christmas tree ornaments, gift toppers, or even using them as a garland! They’ll bring a festive and boho vibe to your home, guaranteed!

Learn how to make this beautiful macrame angel ornament – no macrame experience needed! This is an easy Christmas craft for adults you can complete in about twenty minutes.

This macrame garland will look really pretty hanging over your mantel

Watch the video tutorial to see how to make these star ornaments.

Macrame is a great way to infuse boho style into your festive decorations. These macrame Christmas tree wall hangings are an amazing focal point on any wall. Learn the different knots, embellish with wooden beads and get creative! The minimal style of these decorations will be adored year after year.