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I enjoy finding simple ways to bring holiday cheer into my home. Christmas tree crafts are a great option because they offer a fun activity and beautiful decorations at the same time.
These crafts can be done with easy-to-find materials and don’t require much time or skill. If you want simple and creative ideas for making Christmas tree decorations, this article will show you 15 easy projects you can try.
These crafts work well for kids and adults, helping to add a festive touch while giving everyone a chance to be creative.
Paper cone Christmas tree with glitter accents
I like using paper cones to make simple Christmas trees. Adding glitter gives them a festive sparkle without much effort.
You only need glue, glitter, and a paper cone. I sprinkle glitter on glue-covered parts for a neat, shiny look. It’s quick and looks nice on any holiday shelf.
Get the Paper cone Christmas tree with glitter accents tutorial.
Popsicle stick mini Christmas tree
I like using popsicle sticks to make mini Christmas trees. It’s simple, and the materials are easy to find. I arrange the sticks in a triangle shape and glue them together.
Then, I decorate with small beads or paint. These trees are perfect for desk or shelf decorations.
Get the Popsicle Stick Mini Christmas Tree tutorial.
Pine cone painted and decorated tree
I like to paint pine cones green to make them look like tiny Christmas trees. Sometimes, I add white paint on the tips for a snowy effect. Then, I decorate them with small beads, glitter, or little stars to make them festive and colorful.
Get the Painted Pine Cone and Decorated Tree tutorial.
Button Christmas tree on canvas
I like creating a button Christmas tree on canvas because it is simple and fun. I paint a tree shape on the canvas first. Then, I glue buttons of different sizes and colors on it to form the tree.
This craft is great for using old buttons. It looks nice as a decoration or a handmade gift.
Felt Christmas tree with sewn ornaments
I like making felt Christmas trees because they are soft and safe for kids. Sewing small felt ornaments onto the tree adds a personal touch. It takes just a few supplies like felt, thread, ribbon, and a needle to create a simple, handmade decoration.
Pom-pom Christmas tree centerpiece
I like making a pom-pom Christmas tree centerpiece because it is simple and colorful. I use craft sticks or a small cone as the base. Then, I glue pom-poms all around to create a full, festive look. This craft is perfect for adding cheer to any table.
Cardboard layered Christmas tree sculpture
I like using layered cardboard pieces to create a 3D Christmas tree sculpture. It adds depth and a natural look. I cut shapes in different sizes and stack them carefully. This craft is simple but looks nice on a table or shelf. It’s also eco-friendly and budget-friendly.
Twig and branch rustic tree
I use twigs and branches to build a simple, rustic Christmas tree. It is easy and low-cost because I gather fallen sticks from outside. I glue or tie them together in a tree shape. This craft fits well with natural or vintage holiday decor.
Paper strip spiral Christmas tree
I enjoy making paper strip spiral Christmas trees because they are simple and quick. You cut green paper into strips and curl them into spirals. Then, you stack them on a wooden dowel or stick to build the tree shape.
This craft is perfect for kids and adults. It only takes a few basic supplies and adds a nice touch to holiday decor.
Recycled magazine Christmas tree
I like using old magazines to make Christmas trees because it is simple and eco-friendly. I fold and roll the pages to create layers that look like tree branches. This craft is budget-friendly and adds a colorful, handmade touch to holiday decor.
Salt dough ornament tree
I made salt dough ornaments to decorate my Christmas tree this year. The dough is easy to mix with simple ingredients like flour, salt, and water.
Shaping the dough into stars, hearts, or snowflakes is simple, and I baked them until hard.
Once cool, I painted and added ribbons to hang them. It’s a fun project that feels personal and handmade.
Yarn-wrapped Christmas tree shape
I start with a simple cone shape, usually made from cardstock. Wrapping yarn neatly around the cone creates a textured tree look.
I like to add small decorations like pom-poms or stars to finish the tree. This craft is quick and fun for all ages.
Cupcake liner Christmas tree garland
I like making cupcake liner Christmas tree garlands because they are simple and use items I already have. I fold mini liners into tree shapes and attach them to ribbon or tinsel. It is a quick way to add festive decor around the house.
Origami Christmas tree mobiles
I enjoy making origami Christmas tree mobiles because they add a delicate touch to any room. Folding simple paper trees is quick and requires only colored paper. I hang several trees on strings to create a floating effect that works well near windows or doorways.
Cork Christmas tree with pins and beads
I like using corks to build a small Christmas tree. I stack the corks in a cone shape.
Then, I stick pins with colorful beads at the ends into the corks. The beads look like tiny ornaments.
This craft is simple and lets me add my own style with different bead colors. It also uses materials I already have.
