Materials Needed:

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• Picture Frames with Glass (any size)
• Hot Glue Gun
• Paint Pen or Permanent Marker
• Free Printable Phrases (scroll down to download)

DIY Framed Glass Floating Signs

I am all about the minimalist Christmas look (check out my decorated mantel.) Plus I love that you can use these framed glass floating signs all winter season. Start by printing off this free printable saying “All is Calm” and “All is Bright” It’s in PDF format so you just have to click or download. Grab it here:

Next take your picture frame and carefully remove the glass. You can buy any size frame at the dollar store or paint an old frame any colour. Discard the backing.

Place the glass part of your frame on one of the printable phrases and trace the letters using a paint pen or permanent marker. Wait for your marker to full dry on the glass. I bought a marker made for glass at the dollar tree but ended up using a Sharpie instead. The Sharpie is a bit thicker and turned out better in my opinion.

Add a dap of hot glue on the front of each corner of the glass and carefully place the glass back on the frame.

Now just set it on your mantel, bookshelf or any place you want to add a little Christmas cheer.

Looking for more holiday decor? Check out these neutral Christmas decor ideas, this diy pearl garland or these minimalist Christmas ideas.

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Materials Needed

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• Cylinder vases (we got ours from the dollar store)
• Candesticks
• E6000 glue

How to Make Pedestal Vases

I saw this little trick on a Tik Tok and decided to try it for myself. This is such a simple and affordable decor piece. I headed to dollar tree and bought glass vases and glass candlestick holders. You can use mason jars or bowls to make a pedestal vase too.

Start by removing and stickers and cleaning the bottom of your glass vase. Flip your vase upside down so that the opening is on the table.

Add E6000 glue along the rim of the glass candlestick.

Place the candlestick with the glue onto the bottom of the vase. Make sure to press hard and you may have to wait a minute to make sure the glue holds.

Flip them back right side up and your pedestal vases are done!

Once the glue has dried, add flowers, ornaments or candles inside the vase.

Set your pedestal vases on a mantle, table or shelf.

I like using dollar store items to make my decor because it’s affordable and easy to change up. This stacked book decor cost less than $10 to make, along with these paper stars and this pearl garland.

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