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DIY Burlap Christmas Tree

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This little tree, takes about 3 rolls of burlap and was done on a 17″ green styrofoam cone( I removed 2″ of the top).

Also a 6″ styrofoam disc that I painted to match the burlap.  It’s 5’5″ rolls in the darker green( check your shades against each other) I used floral pins and hot glue and little glitter balls( from HL). Using the “pull thread” method in the tutorial below

I started at the bottom of the cone, and wrapped, pinned and hot glued it to the structure. Continue in that manner, pressing each row close together…stop when you reach about 1 inch from the top. this will leave you space to attach a bow or star…whatever makes you happy. Take hot glue and attach the glitter balls ( color of your choice) here n there throughout the ruffle.

Have fun…make it your own!!! Make Happy Little Trees!

This fun little tutorial was created by Melissa from On the Porch Designs.  Make sure you like her facebook page for more designs.

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