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9 Christmas Tree Crafts

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The other day I made a Christmas tree out of natural coffee filters (you can see it in this collection, it’s #2) and that got me searching for other crafty Christmas tree projects. I found quite a few and am really amazed at the creativity out there! There are even more I’m sure, so don’t be surprised if you see another Christmas tree round up from me before the big day. 🙂

Looking for more Christmas decorations? Check these Christmas tree ideas out on Amazon.

Looking for DIY Christmas tree decorations and crafts? Check these out

Mini Felt Christmas Tree 

Twig Christmas Tree

3D wood Christmas tree 

Christmas Tree Tee-Pee Play tent

Upcycled Book Page Christmas Tree

Fabric Balls Christmas Tree 

Plastic placemat hack Tree

Funky Fabric Tree

Felt Tree

 

1. Funky Paper Christmas Trees
2. Coffee Filter Christmas Tree
3. Curly Christmas Tree
4. White Rose Petal Christmas Tree
5. Ruffled Felt Christmas Tree
6. Button Christmas Tree
7. Magazine Christmas Trees8. Tissue Paper Christmas Trees
9. Burlap and Ruffle Trees

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  2. I think that is absolutely awesome and I would love to add a link on my site. Would you be ok with this?

    Thank you for sharing.

    Keep up your adventurist and imaginative play.

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