If you're after designer-approved holiday decorations, head to Target – Joanna Gaines just revealed her favorite finds from her Christmas collaboration

Whip up Christmas cookies and pecan pie in style with this matching mixing bowl and rolling pin set. The bowl is dishwasher-safe for quick and convenient clean-up after Christmas dinner.

Pick up a set of 3 Christmas cookie stamps for less than $7 per piece. Mix and match between snowflakes, Christmas trees, and Santa's smiling face for your holiday parties and sweet treats.

You can never have too many dishcloths. Shop this four-piece set, including candy-cane stripe, winterberry red, pine green and light green to easily blend with your seasonal decor.

For me, there's nothing like a winterberry wreath. The sharp contrast of red and green is quintessentially Christmassy. This preserved wreath is made from dried foliage, so you get the look and feel of the real thing.

Wreaths abound in our house at Christmastime. I like to hang one from the front door to welcome friends and family, one above the mantel to frame the fireplace, and other, smaller wreaths like this one along the walls of my entryways to add a bit of interest.

For a fresh spin on traditional Christmas wreath ideas, embrace eucalyptus. Flecked with silver, gray, and green, this is the sort of subtly seasonal wreath that would work throughout the winter.

Six feet long and dripping with cedar pinecones, this is the sort of Christmas garland that makes a statement. Lay it out flat along your mantel to frame the fireplace or use it as the base of a Christmas table centerpiece.

Ring in the holiday season with this brass bell garland. Five feet long with corner loops for easy hanging, this garland would look great suspended above your doorway or from your mantel or strung along your wall.

Magnolia is all about neutral hues and natural textures, as embodied by this wooden bead garland. Try twining it through the branches of your Christmas tree or layering it beneath pine or cedar for a farmhouse feel.

In my house, you're never too old for an advent calendar. If you're keen to level up from cardboard, but you'd still like to mark the countdown to Christmas, then this elevated advent calendar would be a good place to start.

Once your little ones have written their holiday wish lists, they can post their letters straight to Santa with this novelty Christmas mailbox. Set it pride of place on a console table or mount it on the wall with two hanging brackets.

If you're hosting a dinner party this holiday season, then a bunch of these faux winterberry stems in their glass vases would make for adorable accents to your tablescape. Set one by each seat or gather together to create a cluster.

Woven from 100% cotton, this table runner is strong and soft, with an embroidered red trim to capture the spirit of the season. Once you've finished Christmas dinner, you can throw this runner straight into the washing machine to clean up spills and stains.

When I was little, my sister and I used to set out milk and cookies for Santa (along with a carrot for Rudolph) on Christmas Eve. It's a tradition I want to carry on with my kids, and this stoneware serving set would help me do it in style.

When you shop the Magnolia Hearth & Hand Christmas Collection, you can pick up four festive dinner plates for less than $3 per piece. Each plate measures 10.5 inches across, ideally sized for heaped servings of holiday treats.