What is the quirkiest thing you are using in your Christmas decor?

Great question! Will have to walk around the house and take a look! ☺

I add a good number of my harry potter items to my tree. I'm such a fan.

(admitting my geekiness online)

I don't know if I have a lot of non-traditional stuff, but I will say that most of my stuff is things I've made, and/or recycle/repurpose.

I found one for you Shira - my wine bottle Christmas tree - lol

Since I'm nature lover I include some of my wildlife trinkets on the tree and throughout my house. I also will take stuffing that use for stuffing a pillow and put it on the tree, it looks like snow. I have a small mirror, no frame, that use for a frozen pond to display little people skating.

I recently made a ''Faux'' faux Christmas tree using an empty 1-gallon paint can, a large coffee can, a small hot cocoa can, a decaf coffee can, and a tuna can, topped with a color changing tea light and clear lid from a spray paint can. Decorated it with garland,and hung painted plastic spoons and more , then added the lights that had pill bottles on it.TOO Much?

A tampon dipped in glitter. My daughter (16) got it from her bestie at a pre-Xmas party last year. The bestie was broke at the time and had to get her creative hat on.

Love this question! I've seen some amazingly unexpected upcycled Christmas decor here on Hometalk: Q-tips, plastic spoons, plungers, PVC pipes...

Hometalk's guide to DIY Christmas decor and crafts has loads of these ideas: https://www.hometalk.com/diy/decorate/christmas/diy-christmas-44716705

Santa's sleigh and the reindeer are spools of thread.

My favorite quirky decoration was a neighbor who had an Elvis in rhinestones on his front porch and "Blue Christmas" playing over a speaker. We looked forward to him every year.

We don't celebrate xmas but i do love a tree that represents the owners interests. If someone is into baseball tiny wooden bats are ornaments just personalize it.

Using pallet wood to make unique Christmas decor.