This cute forest has all the elements of a Scandinavian Christmas decoration: Simple design, neutral colours, and natural textures of wool and wood.

Hearts are a cherished Scandinavian Christmas decoration, especially these woven variants. Discover a paper rendition of this craft within our collection of paper Christmas crafts.

You can make this gorgeous Christmas star from all the wine corks left after making drinking Scandinavian Glögg.

I'm digging this, having your own miniature Scandinavian village in a cloche on your mantle.

Marimekko is probably the most famous Nordic textile design company. These Nordic decorations were made with natural wood slices and paper napkin decoupage.

Create these easy DIY Scandinavian Wood Ornaments for a quick and personalized DIY hostess gift.

No sewing is required to make these cute Norwegian gnomes. They are called Nisse in Norwegian and Danish and Tomte in Swedish.

This is the paper version of the woven hearts. They are also little hanging baskets that can be filled with treats.

Real acorns are painted with simple Scandinavian patterns to make a lovely Christmas garland.

Another Scandinavian village, this time hanging in a garland. Also, this repurposed cardboard Christmas craft costs almost nothing to make. You might want to try the leather version of this craft for a more expensive look.

The ones in the uber-cool Scandinavian interiors store Scandium inspired this simple alternative Christmas tree.

Dala horses are a classic Swedish decoration. They have been given a rustic look with this stencilled denim version (Check out these other denim Christmas DIYs).

The Swedes call their little gnomes Tomte. This is a tutorial to make a cute little Tomte ornament or present topper.

The tall bits of wood were looking Scandi already but the white stickers took them to another level.

The neutral colours and the simple stitching on felt give these Christmas embroidered ornaments that Scandi feel.

Hearts are an essential part of Scandinavian Christmas decorations. These cute pine cone hearts fit in well with a Scandinavian theme, as they are a simple Christmas nature craft.

Most things in miniature look cute, and these hanging plant ornaments are no exception.

These metal trees look cold and frosty like a Norwegian forest in winter.

My favourite kind of Christmas craft made from upcycled scraps. I love this little herd of reindeer.

This is a fun, colourful Scandinavian Christmas craft and a great one for the kids to do. You just need some wool scraps for this easy yarn craft.

Extend the Scandinavian theme into the kitchen with these gorgeous printed tea towels.

Candles are a big part of Scandinavian Christmas decor; these marbled air-dry clay candle holders look great on the Christmas table.

These cute mini mitten ornaments have a Scandinavian vibe. Check out these other Christmas sewing patterns.

With its simple pared-back look, this tree has a Scandinavian feel.

A simple natural wood bead garland wood looks great on any Christmas tree

No Scandinavian Christmas mantle is complete without a village of snowcapped houses.

Inspired by beautiful holiday decor in Scandinavia, the Scandinavian Advent Calendar boasts elegant geometric trees and coordinated cross-stitch numbers. This crochet masterpiece is a décor highlight and features 24 pockets. Fill them with candies and treats, setting the stage for an eagerly awaited Christmas Eve.

This is a fun alternative Christmas decoration. Use Marimekko paper napkins to make some decoupage bauble flowers.

Use small natural wood slices to make Scandinavian-style tabletop Christmas trees for your mantle.

This simple wreath reminds me of a snowy Norwegian forest.

These handmade ornaments tick several boxes for Scandinavian Christmas decor, simple minimalist design and made with natural materials.

Advent candles are a cherished Scandinavian Christmas tradition, and this post guides you through crafting your own.

A minimalist Christmas wreath and DIY advent calendar in one!

These woven Nordic paper stars may look challenging, but don't worry; there is an easy-to-follow video tutorial.

Collect some branches from the garden or woods and tie them into a simple rustic Christmas tree; stand the tree in a pot or hang it flat against the wall.

Use cookie cutters for these simple shaped upcycled Christmas ornaments. The heart and moose are particularly Nordic-inspired.

Another set of simple Nordic-style Christmas ornaments made with cookie cutters, this time with air-dry clay.

These paper house advent tea-light decorations look like the Norwegian huts you see all over the Fjords.

Make a fresh wreath with eucalyptus leaves, moss and pine foliage for your decor.

Make paper snowflakes with a Scandinavian feel by cutting out moose and Dala horse shapes using this free pattern.

Make a simple Norwegian angel garland with folded paper.

With a contemporary twist on the classic Scandi straw stars, these chic decorations are crafted from metallic paper straws and thread. They're ideal for sprucing up Christmas and other special occasions!

More Nordic stars for your walls are made from paper bags, with three designs to choose from.