So, here’s a list of diwali decorations that you can make yourself. It takes very little time to make these and all of it makes your house look bright.

1. Thread Lantern

Thread lanterns are so beautiful and make any sort of light prettier. In fact, you can use them even once Diwali gets over.

• Things You Need: Paintbrush, scissors, balloon, a ball of wool, liquid glue, water, flour, a bowl for mixing

Now let it all just dry and the best part is that you get to burst the balloon!

2. Glowing Candle Shade

Who knew making shades would be this easy? Shades bring a different twist to the usual candle kept in a corner and well, it doesn’t take much time to make them either.

• Things You Need: A sheet of white paper, thermocol, 2 needles (preferably a thick one and a thin one), tape, candle and another sheet with design on it

Step 1: Put the sheet with design under the white sheet with the thermocol as base
Step 2: Start poking the needles along the design and make a combination of thick and thin. Don't leave any blank space because our aim is to punch as many holes in the sheet as possible
Step 3: Use tape to wrap the white sheet around the candle

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• Things You Need: Paper cups, glitter tape, paper cutter, fairy lights

Step 1: Cover the paper cups with glitter tape
Step 2: Make a couple of those decorated cups
Step 3: Make a cross at thee bottom of each cup using your paper cutter

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Now all you have to do is to attach each paper cup to different bulbs on the fairy light string and you’ll have what you want

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• Things You Need: Lace, glue, candle

Step 1: Put glue on the candle and make sure to cover all of it
Step 2: Take the lace and wrap it around the candle

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• Things You’ll Need: Mason jar, spray paint, a design made of plastic, glue, newspaper

Step 1: Attach the heart to the mason jar using glue
Step 2: Fill the mason jar with newspaper and paint it with your bottle of spray paint

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• Things You Need: paper lanterns, cotton, glue, fairy lights, strings, a rod to tie the lanterns to

Step 1: Attach the cotton to the paper lanterns using the glue
Step 2: Using the string, preferably plastic, hang the paper lanterns to the rod
Step 3: Put the fairy lights into the lanterns from the top

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• Things You Need: Fairy lights, wine bottle, stick

Step 1: Take the wine bottle and insert the fairy lights in the bottle
Step 2: Use the stick to push the lights in

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This lamp will brighten up any corner of your house and look classy too. You can continue using it as a lamp once Diwali is over.