[Handmade] Christmas trees you can make with everyday materials: a collection of eye-catching ideas
This Christmas season, why not try handcrafting your very own original Christmas tree? A handmade tree that instantly elevates the atmosphere of your room is also perfect for making holiday memories.
These ideas are easy to start with familiar materials like yarn, washi tape, nuts and cones, and felt.
From simple, natural styles to whimsical and glamorous ones, we’ll introduce a variety of ideas you can choose from to suit your taste.
Let’s make a special tree together—one you’ll look forward to displaying every year!
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[Handmade] Christmas trees you can make with everyday materials: a collection of eye-catching ideas (51–60)
Cute vibe. Tsumami-zaiku Christmas tree
This is a Christmas tree featuring chirimen fabric.
You won’t need a needle and thread—just fold and pinch the fabric to make it easily.
Attach green chirimen fabric to a fan-shaped piece of thick paper and roll it into a cone.
Next, fold small fabric squares into a triangle-like shape and glue them onto the tree base.
By layering them like leaves, you’ll complete a small Christmas tree! If you also make decorations like a star or a Santa hat out of chirimen fabric, everything will look cohesive and charming.
Antique-style wall-mounted Christmas tree
This is an antique-style wall-hanging Christmas tree with a somewhat retro feel.
First, attach a ribbon to the top of the surface where you’ll hang it, and position the tree base.
Choose materials themed around your favorite plants or flowers; secure them with wire, then wrap with tape.
Insert the pieces into the base to create a realistic Christmas tree.
Finish by decorating it glamorously with ornaments like roses and bells, and your wall display is complete.
It’s a perfect item for decorating wooden walls or doors—give making one a try!
Balloon tree
Balloons are often used to decorate rooms for parties.
How about making a Christmas tree with them? Prepare about 35 balloons of your choice and one star-shaped balloon.
First, inflate the 35 balloons and tie them together to form a tree shape.
Once that’s done, place the star-shaped balloon at the top to finish.
The fairy-tale look is adorable.
It’s also nice to combine it with other balloon art for decoration.
Felt Rose Christmas Tree
A Christmas tree is meant to decorate your room, but the decorating process itself is part of the fun, isn’t it? A craft that lets you easily recreate that decorating experience is the felt-rose Christmas tree.
This involves making a Christmas tree base out of thick paper and adorning it with felt roses.
You’ll need scissors to make the felt roses, but with a parent’s support, children should be able to handle the decorating step.
It’s also recommended for those who love roses or enjoy felt crafts.
Papercraft tree
This is a three-dimensional Christmas tree made by arranging colored construction paper.
First, create the main body of the tree by connecting the ends of a circle cut from colored paper.
Next, make the tree’s leaves by cutting slits into a rectangular piece of colored paper.
Curl the leaves using a stick or chopsticks, then attach them to the tree body.
Finally, form a tube-shaped trunk from colored paper and insert it into the center of the tree to finish.
The steps are simple and easy to follow, so even beginners at papercraft should give it a try.
Decorating with ribbons or beads is also recommended.