Whether you’re working with an unusually small dorm or apartment space or just on a tight budget, decorating for the holiday season can be difficult as a college student. If you’re struggling to get into the holiday spirit due to the limitations of your space or your finances, don’t worry! Here are a few tips that will make decorating for the holidays as easy as working with scribe companies to keep important medical records.
1. Downsize Your Tree
Just because you are working with a small space or tight budget doesn’t mean you can’t have a Christmas tree! Opting for a smaller than average tree is a great way to spruce up your space and instantly add a touch of holiday spirit. From 3 foot trees that can stand alone in the corner of a bedroom to tabletop trees that can be added to a kitchen or dining room, your options are endless. A Christmas tree of any size is the perfect centerpiece for a festive space, and is sure to get you into the mood for the holiday season.
2. DIY Crafts
While this might be an obvious answer, many people do not consider the endless possibilities for holiday decorations that can be made at home! Making your own holiday decorations is cheaper than purchasing already made decor, and can be better for a small space since you can customize them to be the size that you need! From making clay ornaments for your miniature tree to creating paper snowflake garland, there are plenty of crafts that can be made for little to no cost that are sure to make any space instantly feel more festive.
3. Festive Food
Give your space a festive touch by letting the smell of seasonal food fill your home. From popcorn to desserts, filling your kitchen with delicious baked goods – and filling your home with the smell of them – can be enough to get you into the holiday season. You can also make traditional home decor out of food, such as a popcorn garland or decorative garland made from dried orange slices. This is a great way to get into the holiday spirit and make your space more festive, even when you don’t have a ton of space or an abundance of money to use for decorating.
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