Decorate your kitchen and bath with some of the Santa hand towels. I saw this idea at Life in Perfect Harmony. There isn't a tutorial, but I think it would be easy to recreate. See her other Christmas decor ideas HERE. 
You could also put these easy Santa blocks around your house. Made by Little Birdie Secrets, the simple directions are found HERE.
While They Slept turned her maternity jeans into a darling skirt and shirt. I love this skirt because it is flat in the front and gathered in the back. To see the front and back of the skirt and to see how this outfit was made, go HERE. If you don't have maternity pants, I'm sure you could make this with other materials. Super cute!!!
Recycle an old magazine into a whimsical paper Christmas tree. So cute! Find out how HERE at Under The Table and Dreaming
Use your scraps, newspaper, wrapping paper or ads to make these fancy paper gift bows. See the video tutorial HERE at Covered In Crafts.
Create crystalized snowflakes for ornaments, hanging in windows or just for other decorations. These are beautiful. Chasing Cheerios describes how she made them HERE. She used this idea from Martha!
With the left over drop cloth, you could make a stocking or two! This one is from Shanty2Chic again. Make it by following the tutorial found HERE.
For some paper crafting fun, go to Remodelaholic and make the 12 Days of Paper Ornaments with them. The ornaments (which could be used for other things too) are super cute! They are on Day 9. The bottom of each post has links to the other days. Click HERE.
How unique are these nativity glass hurricanes from Sweet Tea and Spray Paint? They make my heart smile. Go HERE to read how these were made.
