These Christmas tree collars are so easy to make and are the perfect DIY projects.
Christmas tree collars are as they sound, a collar that goes around the base of your tree. Originally used to hide the tree stand or bucket these tree collars come in all different sizes and styles to suit your home decor, but rather than buying a Tree Collar
we encourage you to have a go at these versions yourself.
We have included different styles of collars to hopefully cover everyone’s DIY style and ability. Some of my favorite ways to make your own tree collar is simply using a seagrass storage basket
and placing the tree and stand directly into it.
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Modern + Minimalist Christmas Tree Skirt
DIY Faux Barn Wood Christmas Tree Collar It’s made of cardboard and paper! The whole thing took about half an hour to make and cost $4. Cheap enough so you don’t have to store this one all year.
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How to Make a DIY Christmas Tree Collar
Christmas tree Collar Collars wrap more tightly around the stand to give it a more aesthetically pleasing appearance. This simple tutorial will show you how to make a Christmas tree collar to hide your artificial tree’s unsightly metal pole.
DIY Drum Christmas Tree Collar This vintage drum is perfect for anyone decorating with the Nutcracker theme
DIY Galvanized Bucket Christmas Tree Skirt
Collars are wrapped more firmly around the stand to give it a more aesthetically attractive appearance. Christmas tree skirts conceal unsightly tree supports, give a soft platform for placing gifts and can be used as additional tree adornment.
However, the tree skirt has been around almost as long as the tree stand, which was created in 1879. If you have limited floor space in your living or dining room, a collar rather than a tree skirt may be more appropriate for your tree.
A Christmas tree collar is a protective covering that fits around the base of your Christmas tree, similar to how a skirt would. A Christmas tree collar is an ornamental belt that hides the tree stand. You must verify that the collar is large enough to hold the tree stand.
The easiest Christmas tree collar to make is with a cardboard box, Use a box big enough for your Christmas tree to fit into the base, Leaving the bottom on your box will give the collar stability.
Cut the height of the box down to suit your tree, you want it to cover the legs of the tree stand, but not touch the bottom branches. Use a sharp blade os scissors to cut the box.
To Make your box presentable, wrap it in wrapping paper, and place a bow onto the front of the box. The end result is a Christmas tree collar that looks like a giant wrapped present.
DIY Christmas tree collars are a creative and budget-friendly way to add a unique touch to your holiday décor. Not only do they serve as a practical solution to hiding the unsightly stand of your Christmas tree, but they also provide a stylish addition to your festive décor. With so many materials and designs to choose from, you’re sure to find the perfect tree collar to fit your home’s style and personality.
The use of tree collars for Christmas trees is a relatively new trend, only becoming popular in recent years. However, the concept of using decorative elements to cover the tree stand dates back to the early 20th century when metal tree stands were popular. Back then, women would create handmade tree skirts from fabric and lace to cover the unsightly metal stands. Today, tree collars have evolved into a stylish and functional piece of holiday décor that can add a touch of charm to your home.
So, whether you’re looking to add a touch of vintage charm or a modern twist to your holiday décor, a DIY Christmas tree collar is the perfect solution. With a little creativity and a few simple materials, you can create a unique and beautiful piece that will be the center of attention during the holiday season. So, go ahead and give it a try – the possibilities are endless!
Materials Needed for a DIY Christmas Tree Collar
The great thing about a DIY Christmas tree collar is that it’s easy to make with a few basic materials. Here’s what you’ll need:
A piece of wood or cardboard in the size and shape you desire
A decorative fabric in your preferred color and pattern
Scissors
Hot glue gun
Ruler
Pencil
Optional: paint, ribbon, or other decorations for added detail
Step by Step Guide to Making a DIY Christmas Tree Collar
Measure and Cut the Base: Start by measuring the size of your tree stand, and then use a pencil to mark the desired shape of your tree collar on the piece of wood or cardboard. Cut out the shape with scissors.
Cut the Fabric: Lay the piece of wood or cardboard on the fabric, and cut a piece that is large enough to wrap around the base, leaving enough fabric to fold over the edges.
Glue the Fabric: Apply hot glue to the edge of the base and wrap the fabric around, securing it in place. Repeat this process until the entire base is covered with fabric.
Fold Over the Edges: Once the fabric is securely in place, fold over the edges to the underside of the base and glue in place.
Decorate: This is where you can get creative and add any decorations you like. Consider painting the base, adding a ribbon, or attaching other decorative elements to give your tree collar a personalized touch.
Place Around the Tree Stand: Once the decorations are complete, place your DIY Christmas tree collar around the base of your tree, hiding the stand and adding a touch of holiday style to your tree.
