Quick and Easy Christmas Artwork Using Wrapping Paper

I wanted to swap out my artwork for the holiday so I made this quick and easy Christmas artwork using wrapping paper.

It's difficult to get out - especially this year, but I get it, you want to update your wall decor for the holiday season.

So I found a way to deck my halls for free.

All of us have wrapping paper and all of us have frames. This is a craft you that you're not going to want to miss!

I know the fad over the past few years has been those hand lettered signs, and to be honest, I'm a bit over it.

I wanted something new this year, but didn't quite have the budget to go out and buy new artwork for my walls.

Here is a simple way to create new artwork using items you already have on hand.

Let's start with what you'll need.

Quick and Easy Christmas Artwork Using Wrapping Paper

Wrapping Paper
Frames
Scissors
Embellishments if you want to bump it up
Ribbon
Glue Gun or Tape

So this is a frame I've had hanging in my Butler's Pantry for the past few years.

I love the frame and the I love the little string that it hangs from.

But I wanted to swap it out for something more seasonal.

So I took a sheet of this checkered gingham wrapping paper and I cut it to the same size as the little lamb print in the frame.

You simply replace the picture with the wrapping paper and then, you're done!

It's really just that simple!

But I am bumping it up a notch by adding a small miniature wreath.

These wreaths are actually gift embellishments that you add to packages. I found them in the wrapping paper section at the craft store.

I took a small piece of gingham ribbon and tied a bow around the wreath.

And you simply attach it to the glass.

Now you can use a hot glue gun to attach the wreath to the glass. It would be easy to remove after the holiday once you replace your old artwork.

But if you don't have a glue gun - that's ok!

You can use tape and it works just as well. In fact, it has stayed in place for weeks!

I simply folded the piece of tape to where it's sticky on both sides and placed it on the back of the wreath.

Then I set it on top of the framed wrapping paper.

I hung it back up and it was a perfect compliment to my coffee and cocoa bar!

There is another picture frame on the grocery side of our hallway pantry.

The frames were adjacent to each other and when you walk down the hall you can see one frame next to the other.

I just took another piece of fun wrapping paper.

This one is a reindeer sweater themed one that I thought was so cute!

I replaced that picture with the wrapping paper and hung it back up.

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This is a great way - an EASY way - to add some pops of holiday cheer with something you already have on hand!

This quick and easy Christmas artwork using wrapping paper tutorial is definitely one I'll be using again next year!

Check out my other Christmas posts from this year:

Christmas in the Sunroom

Pops of Red Christmas Mantel

3 Simple DIY Christmas Yarn Crafts

Red Tartan Christmas Dining Table

Epic Gift Guide for the Musician

Holiday Home Tour

Christmas Front Porch

Christmas Coffee and Cocoa Bar

Christmas Coffee and Cocoa Bar

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