The Genius Pool Noodle Hack That'll Instantly Transform Your Cabinets For Christmas

Christmas calls for festive home decor that welcomes the holiday into your living space. Each year, homeowners and renters alike decorate their interiors with Christmas-inspired greenery, red ribbon, and trees dressed up in colorful ornaments. In most of these holiday decorating schemes, cabinets are neglected. Consider thinking outside the box this year by adding a festive touch there as well. All you need is a genius pool noodle hack shared on Instagram by user @littlepettittpad to instantly transform your cabinets for Christmas.

Just cut a small section of a pool noodle away and attach it to a cabinet handle with a zip tie. You can then slide faux holiday greenery into the pool noodle to create a Christmas-themed bouquet, or you can use Christmas greenery that you have harvested yourself. Consider topping it all off with a ribbon as a finishing touch. When you are done, you will be left with a unique holiday display that brings life to an often-neglected area of the home during the holidays. You can use this hack to transform your kitchen or bathroom cabinets for a low cost. Believe it or not, you should be able to round up all of the necessary supplies from Dollar Tree.

To start out, cut about 3 inches of material away from one of the Colorful Foam Pool Noodles from Dollar Tree. Next, attach the noodle to your cabinet handle using the Dollar Tree Nylon Cable Ties. At this point, you can get creative with adding your greenery and other Christmas-themed decor pieces to your display. Feel free to incorporate your own personal style rather than following @littlepettittpad's exact design if you prefer. As for the greenery, consider using the Dollar Tree Snow Greenery Bush. You can easily slide the long stems into the foam noodle piece.

To further customize this DIY Christmas decor for your cabinets, you can tie a ribbon around it in a color of your choice and add other festive pieces in a coordinating color. For example, you could add a few faux candy canes, mini Christmas tree ornaments, or faux snowflakes. When you are done with this DIY, you will have an empty space underneath it where your cabinet handle is bare. You can take the decor up a notch by wrapping the handle in festive contact paper before applying the remainder of the DIY Christmas decorations. This way, the exposed handle will add to the decor rather than distract from it.