Materials Needed

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• Pearls (in different sizes)
• Black paper
• Glue
• Scissors and pencil
• Sticker gems
• Picture frame (ours was upcycled)

DIY Moon Decor

Take your black paper and outline it with a crescent moon shape as a guide for once you start gluing. I had black construction paper but I think that a harder card stock paper would work better for this.

Working in sections, cover the inside of the moon outline with glue.

Add different sized pearls until the glue is completely covered.

Continue gluing until your moon shape has formed.

Add a few sticker gems around the crescent moon to resemble twinkling stars. Wait until the glue is completely dry. This will probably take a day, especially if a large portion of the page is covered with glue!

Once everything is dry, place the finished moon decor inside of a frame.

This DIY is super easy and fun to make! You can work with kids to make their own moon, and you can change the sizes depending on the frame!

Display and enjoy your moon decor!

More DIY Decor

Looking for more home decor ideas? Check out these simple and beautiful DIY’s:

• Stacked Book Decor
• Upcycled Wall Art
• Wall Art Using Birthday Cards
• Easy Mermaid Art

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Materials Needed

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• Pearl Beads (I used about 750 pearls)
• Fishing Wire or String
• Scissors

DIY Pearl Garland

It is a bit of a tedious process to make this pearl garland but I ended up making it while sitting on the couch and watching some Netflix. First find out how long of a garland you will need. You can always make them in small sections and attach them as well. I knew I wanted a long garland so I started by unravelling the fishing wire and adding the beads. I used approximately 750 beads.

Continue on until you’ve gotten the length you want. As you reach the end give the pearls a bit of a shake so that they stay close together. Loop the fishing line around the last pearl a few times. Then tie a knot and cut any excess fishing line.

Once you’re done you simply wrap your pearl garland around greenery, a banister, hang from a wall or window.

I wrapped mine around a pine garland but I also added single pearls by attaching them to ornament hooks.

I’m using this pearl garland as part of my Christmas mantel but I love this idea for year round decorating. Pearls are so classic they make great decor anywhere in your house or you can use it for events like baby or bridal showers. I love how it turned out and how easy it was to make!

If you’re looking for more DIY decor ideas that don’t look store bought check out these 10+ neutral Christmas decor ideas.

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