Diy Cardboard Christmas Tree

Your craft skills are going to be a talking point this season.

Diy cardboard christmas tree. Cardboard living room christmas tree. We started with a geometric shape using a ruler to draw an equilateral triangle and parallel lines to add each additional tier of branches. Cut two rectangles of the same size out of the box. Diy cone christmas trees cardboard cone christmas trees.

Open the box careful this is the hard step just kidding. Mine was 3 4 x 3 7. All you need is scissors and a glue gun. Just a simple set of tools and a generous amount of cardboard are sufficient to nail the awesome diys.

That s where our desktop cardboard christmas trees come into play. Draw on the cardboard attach diy christmas ornaments that you ve made yourself or find other interesting ways to personalise your cardboard christmas tree. Together they create a modern christmas tree that stands about 14 inches tall and is the perfect fit for any desk. Draw a christmas tree on a large piece of cardboard.

Most of these christmas tree projects use either a paper or cardboard cone as a base. 3d paper christmas tree this video will show you how to make a 3d paper xmas tree diy tutorial. Artificial eco cardboard christmas tree for small spaces 90 cm 2 95 here is an option for small homes and offices decorate your rooms for christmas in sustainable yet stylish way. Here s what i did to make my awesome modern looking cardboard christmas tree.

So long as you paint and cut the cardboard well it should be able to blend in well with regular christmas tree décor. Craftaholics anonymous has an easy to follow tutorial for their paper christmas trees made from cardboard cones and ribbon trim. You can use it for many years. Cardboard christmas tree ornaments.

This cardboard christmas tree is perfect if you need a last minute tree in the living room. How to make an easy and beautiful christmas tree at home. Laser cut on recycled cardboard each branch of the tree is contructed from stylish snowflake shapes. Check out the guide here.

Published on january 27th 2016 by peyton derrida. If you like the triangle tree lines you made with your ruler you can skip this step.