Are you looking for a mini tree for your office desk, or don't have enough room for a big tree in your home but still want to decorate? Well here is a round up of nine miniature tree tutorials that are quick and easy and could give your home or office the holiday charm you're looking for…
Top Row
1. These felt, ribbon, button and bells trees come to us via the Thompson Family. I think they would be cute with fabrics as well.
2. A tall styrofoam cone, yarn and a stand and you're in business. I added this in because I love their atypical holiday color choices. via flikr.
3. Fleece tree with tiny felt balls via Nero's Post an Patch.
4. Gather up some green hard cover books, some red yarn, a star topper and go to town. via PloughShares.
5. Yarn and berry trees with toppers via Pretty Ditty.
Bottom Row
1. Simple and sweet wooden dowel tree via Sweet Paul.
2. Tissue paper and yarn trees via Cathie Fillian.
3. Anthropologie inspired printed paper tree via The Wonder Forest.
4. Pretty paper and wine glass trees via Madigan Made.
Images: As linked above
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I want to hug tree #3 and am in love with the concept & execution #4!
nice CHRISTmas tree tutorial!
Well, in reference to the comment above, I am an atheist, and do not celebrate "CHRISTmas" as you say, but we do celebrate the winter holiday. We've been over this before on AT, so I'll just leave it at that.
I actually got some of these foam trees this year and wrapped them in yarn and little adornments as well. They're very cute.
Hi! Thank you for showing my white mini tree!
I hope it brings happiness and inspiration! I love those paper and yarn trees!
Have a wonderful Christmas time! x Teje & Nero
This is super fun for kids.. we just did some with white felt , they loved it. Nice tutorial :)