See a simple Christmas village display idea with a DIY Christmas tree shaped shelf made from scrap wood.

Consider these unique Christmas trees for the hoildays as they are lot of fun and easy to DIY. Boost your creativity with these ideas.

Caddington Post is a Lemax Christmas lighted building in the theme of an old post office. This delightful Christmas scene features a woman mailing parcels from the counter while a mailman loads up the delivery truck.

A Christmas village is a beautiful tradition that your family can enjoy year after year! Our Christmas village is such a special part of our Christmas tradition. Each piece has a special meaning and memory associated with it, and the tradition of decorating it is fun for the kids and the adults in our family. …

Create a festive town right in your home! Featuring all of the small village stops, it's easy to make a grand display in your home just in time for the holidays. Lighted church, bakery, candy store and more are made of porcelain and beam with elegance. Great for placing together or alone on a tabletop, counter or mantel. Each features their own charming details that you, family and friends are sure to love this Christmas.

We had a fun time setting up the Christmas Village again this year. One of the things I enjoy about our village is that it is different each time. This year we combined the "tree village" that was debuted last year, and the sloping hill from previous years. Here are a couple of in-progress photos. To see a detailed post on how I set up the village click on the Christmas Village label below or the links on the top right. I glue craft sticks to the bottom of the street lamps. (I also paint…

image credit: (via rita wesbrock tuma) How to Make a Christmas Village Tree to make your own christmas tree village you will need some basic plywood, a

Today I made the styrofoam base for the Candyland village! Why does it have to be 90 degrees here? I started out with three 4x8 sheets of polystyrene insulation from Lowes. I used a utility knife to cut out a bunch of odd shapes, then I stacked the shapes together with wooden BBQ skewers. Next, I used a cool tool from Hot Wire Foam Factory called a sculpting tool to cut through the styrofoam. When you turn it on, the wire heats up and lets you slice right though styrofoam. I love it. You can…

Rwolinski's Project

DeAnn and Allan McDonald didn’t set out to create a 10 1/2 -foot-tall Christmas tree village, the idea and the vision grew along with their holiday