We thought it’d be fun to show some of our favorite Christmas trees from blog land! I just love love love a cute crafty tree!
In no particular order, our Top 10 fave trees we’ve seen on the web:
In no particular order, our Top 10 fave trees we’ve seen on the web:
Cupcake Liner trees by 36th Avenue
Paper trees by Then She Made
Glitter Cardstock trees by Landee See Landee Do
Button trees by Oh Pickles
Fabric Covered trees by The Creativity Exchange
Tissue Paper trees by Spunky Junky
Paper trees by Lolly Chessie
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Rolled Paper tree by Craftaphile
Yarn trees by Pretty Ditty
So stinkin cute.
I have the glitter trees from Eighteen25 in my house but currently have a love/hate relationship with them!!-the glitter sheds like crazy! [Anyone else have that problem?!]
I’ll be re-creating them into a few of these adorable trees featured. Love all the creativity!!
Something Special says
Okay, I love all these trees. Some more than others are appealing to me, but I also wanted to share with you my little Tree tutorial on my blog. Crepe paper ones that I made for my daughter, and my first decorated room complete, which happens to be the Dining room. so come check it all out!
I used to live in Pinetop, AZ and just returned from Surprise and Anthem, cause we were there for Thanksgiving. Where are you living in sunny AZ. Love your crafty little blog here.!
Michele {The Scrap Shoppe} says
So cute! I adore these types of topiary trees. I have never seen the yarn one before. LOVE it!
[email protected] Crafty says
I wish I had this list three days ago when I was making trees for a centerpiece! Thanks for the list- I'm bookmarking it for next time!
When I made my glitter trees, I used glitter stirred into Mod Podge. It doesn't shed at all! I made my own cones though, so I'm not sure how that would work on styrofoam…..
Lolly Jane says
@something speical: on my way to check it out! @michele: i think that yarn one is darling too! @valerie: i wonder if styrofoam makes a difference?? all i know is my kids love to draw lines in them with their fingernails little stinkers! definitely going to switch them out! glad YOURS don't shed!
Mindi says
I made the glitter trees also. Ugh. Will NEVER make them again. I had problems with the glitter sticking and then I tried the E6000 to glue them onto the candlestick bases. After the glue eating about 1/2 of an inch away of the styrofoam, I gave up trying to straighten them up and hot glued them. One still tilts. And now they have bare spots on them even after glittering twice and spraying with a clear coat.
Holly Lefevre says
Cute trees…I am obsessed with trees this year…just cannot seem to find the time to get them done. Thanks for showing these cuties!
Damaris says
Heidi~Thank you so much for sharing my DIY Snack Bags! They are super easy to make, and tollaty fun! Bonus? People can make these usable for wet or sticky items by using oilcloth or laminated fabric. I am glad that I can help your readers save a little along the way!
kim says
I cant find the pine cone tree anybody help me
Thanks Kim
lollyjane says
http://www.somewhatquirkydesign.com/2012/11/pine-cone-christmas-trees_27.html Try these!
lollyjane says
Hi Kim! Hope this is what you’re looking for (:
http://www.somewhatquirkydesign.com/2012/11/pine-cone-christmas-trees_27.html
dec25 trees says
I still remember the way we decorated christmas trees with ornaments and greeting cards. Its a different feeling and can’t replace it with these artificial . Nice article… +1
Luciana says
Perfect! Thank you for sharing!