Rajashri Venkatesh
With Christmas just around the corner there is a whole lot of things to do, gifts to buy which may put a hole in your pocket. SO here is a list of cheap yet innovative ideas of making your own christmas tree. Fee free to add in your favourite tutorial.
Making a Magazine Christmas Tree is a DIY craft that is super easy, cheap {or free} and perfect for the holidays! It's a fabulous way to recycle magazines, especially all the holiday catalogs that start stacking up this time of year.
This is one of the most easiest christmas tree ever.I made tons of them all December long and then gave almost all of them away as gifts.
All of these trees were made from rolled up cereal boxes. The last trees left to show you are the naturals.
This beautiful feather tree is both a lovely Christmas decoration for the home and a wonderful Handmade Holiday gift. The tree can be left plain or you can add a small tree topper such as the glittered star we used.
Create these DIY Christmas Tree cones! You'll be amazed how cheap and easy theses Christmas Tree Cones are to create!
Save money and have fun making your very own attractive, chic and unique Christmas decorations. There are lots of attractive recycled papers and materials available from arts, crafts and stationery shops or you can use any nice patterned papers, catalogues or magazines you come across too.
I'm not a fan of putting up and taking down Christmas trees. However, with a 5 year old you have to put up something Christmasy. My alternative was to create a flat tree that would be simple to put up and take down. With about 4 strings of lights I was able to make a wall tree!
If you like this ornament tree then this is what you need to do this christmas!
One of my favorite crafts last year was my Plastic Spoon Christmas tree. So much so, I wanted to make another one this year and show you how to make one yourself.
Paper cone trees are truly an impressive craft, and they only cost pennies to make. Since this is a large decoration, these trees look pretty in an entryway, or nestled in a corner. They take some time to make (allow one hour per tree) but the technique itself is very easy.
Make lit up Christmas tree decorations from tomato cages and a string of LED lights! I'd seen the idea of re-using tomato cages in the winter months for holiday decor on Pinterest and kept the thought in my back pocket until now.
