Make Yarn Wrapped Christmas Trees to decorate and display. All in 4 easy steps. If you love a Christmas rustic decor look, then you’ll enjoy this easy DIY project. Create cute holiday decor with yarn.
Make Yarn Wrapped Christmas Trees for decorating your home. A quick, affordable project anyone in the family can do. No need to spend a ton of money or long hours to finish these trees. This project takes a mere 15 minutes to complete.
The yarn is the only expense. It costs about $3.97 at Michael’s. However, Michael’s frequently offers yarns at discount prices.
Take a look at our 5, 4.75, and 2.75 inch high yarn wrapped Christmas trees. We love the rustic, natural look of these trees. And fits right into our rustic Christmas decor.
Our easy to follow steps are …
Gather Supplies for Make Yarn Wrapped Christmas Trees
Make Yarn Wrapped Christmas Trees – Supplies for Yarn Wrapped Trees
Supply List
Yarn Laine Soft & Shiny in Parsley #35 3 twigs for the tree trunks Paper Scissors Ruler 1 regular size glue stick Glue gun Cardboard
Supply Costs
Yarn Laine (100 percent acrylic) about $3.97 at Michaels. But is often on sale. We were more interested in finding the right color of yarn. And really liked the green parsley #35 color. Works very well in a rustic theme decor.
Twigs for the Christmas Tree trunks were found in the woods during our daily walks. So, lucky us – no cost for this project.
Cut out of paper (we used notebook paper) the size of trees that you need for your decor project. Use the paper trees as a guide to trace the tree image onto the cardboard.
DIY Easy Project – Wrap Yarn from Bottom to Top of Tree
Glue the Soft and Shiny yarn to the cardboard tree. Begin at the base of the cardboard tree. Work from the bottom to the top of the tree. Continue to wrap the cardboard tree so that the cardboard is completely covered.
After the second wrapping of yarn, glue the twig or trunk to the bottom of the tree. Continue wrapping the yarn around the cardboard and twig. The twig on the cardboard tree should be completely covered with yarn. Once the cardboard is completely covered with yarn (about three wrappings) with the yarn at bottom of the tree – cut the yarn with an extra two inches. Spread glue around the twig or tree trunk where it meets with the yarn near the bottom of the tree. Wrap the cut yarn piece around the tree trunk. Tuck any remaining yarn between the yarn and the cardboard piece.
5. Completed the Trio of Yarn Wrapped Christmas Trees
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