DIY Christmas tree | All That Glitters

Hi Lovelies!

I know it’s a little bit late tonight, but here is the 3rd day of Christmas crafts! I love this paper Christmas tree and it was SO easy to make!

First you need the supplies shown below: Festive paper, a styrofoam cone, straight pins, ribbon, and a giant hole punch. You will first need to cut the paper into circles using the giant hold punch.

Once you have all of your circles you will start at the bottom and pin each circle into the styrofoam. Overlap the circles in each row enough to cover the foam and overlap the rows enough to cover the pins in the layer below! When you get to the top tie a bow with the ribbon and pin it to the foam point!

Ta da! You have a beautiful paper craft Christmas tree! I used this for a centerpiece at our Holiday party last night and everyone loved them!

Hope you all enjoyed! Let me know in the comments if you have any questions about any of the steps!

Until next time…

xox Megan

Linking up with: Crafty Thursday

Want to see the other 11 days of Christmas crafts? Here they are:

Day 1, Day 2, Day 3, Day 4, Day 5, Day 6, Day 7, Day 8, Day 9, Day 10, Day 11, Day 12

Hi Lovelies!

Welcome to Day 2 of the 12 days of Christmas crafts! Today I am going to show you how to make a cupcake liner Christmas tree! To begin you will need a foam cone, cupcake liners, scissors, straight pins, and some ribbon as shown below:

To begin you will need to cut the bottoms off of the cupcake liners as shown:

Next, take the bottomless cupcake liners and stretch them around the base of the foam cone. Pin them into place. You will need more than one liner per layer at the bottom of the tree, and progressively less as you move upwards.

You can alternate patterns as you go up, or use the same design the entire way! Evenly space the liners so that the patterns on each layer show, but the pins do not.

Before you make it to the very top, you will want to take an uncut cupcake liner and cover the point. Pin it into place. Then cover those pins with the last liner layer. I then tied a ribbon and pinned it in to place on the very top. You could also glue a paper star to a toothpick and stick this into the top!

There you have it, a cupcake liner Christmas tree!