
Make luxurious topiary garden to decorate on budget with greenery
DIY modern Christmas trees holiday crafts. Nothing is more rewarding than getting involved for making DIY modern Christmas trees holiday crafts in anticipation for the Holiday season. The most wonderful time of the year is soon upon us. This year we plan to make some Christmas trees to decorate the window in our living room.
Since, I was looking for some easy and simple Christmas tree ideas. I thought Modern is just it and got interested in DIY Modern Christmas trees. I found beautiful ideas to craft Christmas trees. These ideas include making Modern Christmas trees with wood blocks, burlap, lace, paper and fabric. Even more unique projects include using cupcake liner, pipe cleaners, wire and jewelry.
Starting in no particular order lets have a look at various craft supplies you can use to make Modern Christmas trees:
DIY burlap ribbon trees are made by wrapping burlap wire ribbon around a Styrofoam cone with a dowel rod at the end for tree trunk.
Ruffled burlap and rhinestones string make perfect combination for wrapping a cone. Looks classy with cones and rustic wood trees.
Make cute cupcakes with ice cream cone upside down to look like Christmas tree.
Glue coffee beans using hot glue to Styrofoam cone, spray paint it and display on a pedestal to make this adorable Christmas tree display.
Use white glue or mod podge to cover old lace wrapped around Styrofoam cone and let it dry. Remove it from cone once completely dry and spray paint it any color of your choice. For classics gold or silver and for modern white. Top it with a star and put twinkle lights inside. Make them in different sizes and group together as centerpiece.
Use fake golden leaves to cover a cone and make gold leaf Christmas trees.
Make modern perforated Christmas tree by drilling holes in papier-mache cones found in craft stores. The lights look magical when lit at night.
Use dowels and doilies to make trees centerpiece.
Pin felt circle cutouts on Styrofoam using pins.
Β DIY Christmass tree cones made by using funnel as base instead of Styrofoam. Cover the stacked funnels with ruffled strips of fabric or ribbon and you are done.
Use your collection of jewelry to glue on a cone and make a Jewelry Christmas tree via something created everyday. I included it here because you can spray paint it to give modern look.
Colorful forest created using wood cutouts to make Modern Wood Christmas tree decorations.
Paper evergreens made by folding paper following simple origami technique.
DIY pipe cleaner trees Christmas craft made by twisting a combination of pipe cleaners together in evergreen tree shape.
A pom pom ribbon Christmas tree ribbon glued around a paper cone creates this Christmas tree.
Some pine kindlings were put to a great use creating rustic pine Christmas trees using Styrofoam cones.
Wrap cardboard cutouts in triangular shape with old sweaters to make sweater trees.
Gauge wire wrapped around a paper cone to shape like evergreen trees.
Wasn’t it fun looking at these 20 different materials that you can use to create modern Christmas trees!
SHARING IS CARING
If you like these ideas please share it on your social media to help others find content you like. I’ll appreciate this kind gesture. You can find sharing buttons at the top and the bottom of the post. I would also like to take this opportunity to invite you to follow me on Instagram, where I just recently started sharing real time work on my projects and my life stories.
These are easy enough that you could wait until the day after Thanksgiving (if you celebrate) to start! These are all adorable and I’ve only ever made a third of these ideas!
Love your idea’s on making the Christmas trees! I am going to make the one’s with dollies with my 2020 students!! They look easy, fun, and are pretty! Thank you!
Hello!!
I am a 73 yr old hyper/ocd crafter
that’s always looking..I am in LOVE with every stinkin’ cute one of these. Here it is Sept and I’m seriously wanting to get set up but alas we’ve had an attic fire and working on repair/upgrade. No crafts?. Thanks for the post and I’m going to try to do that Instagram thing…
Wow, you are such an inspiration. I stopped crafting a few years back when I had babies. They needed me more and now that I am restarting and just working on creating my first ever crafts room you made me so excited for this journey. π I am sorry for your fire damages but I am glad you and your family are safe! Goodluck with the upgrade and hope you stay in touch! I am social on instagram.
This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.