White Yarn Christmas tree
Happy Saturday! Today is the last Under $10 on the 10th of the year. Our theme is last minute gifts. What could be better than a really cute and easy handmade gift? So today I’m sharing how to make a white yarn Christmas tree!
Supplies
This craft is super easy and only needs seven things to make it!
Yarn of your choice
Cone tree – I used what I had but a styrofoam or paper mache one would work much better.
Saran Wrap
Paint Brush
Rhinestones
Glue
Step 1
Wrap your cone in saran wrap.
Tape it to the tree if necessary.
Step 2
Starting at the top and working your way down the cone wrap your tree in yarn.
TIP: wrap the tree snuggly however don’t get it too tight or it will be hard to get the yarn tree to separate from the cone.
Step 3
Once your tree is completely wrapped, cut the yarn and either tuck the end up into the tree or glue the end to the tree.
Step 4
Paint the tree with Mod Podge.
You want to put this on liberally!
So much so that when the tree dries it will be stiff.
Let the tree dry overnight.
Step 5
You can skip this step if you want, however I wanted my tree to have a little shine.
While still wet with Mod Podge lightly sprinkle a very fine holographic glitter onto the tree.
I used silver champagne.
Step 6
Once your tree has completely dried, slide it off of the cone and remove the saran wrap.
Now it’s time to embellish your tree!
For this white yarn tree I decided to keep it simple.
I hot glued random sizes of rhinestones all over the tree.
I love how it turned out and think that it and maybe a smaller one would make really cute hostess gifts or even a last minute gift!
Wouldn’t it be pretty made from green yarn with small ornaments added?
The possibilities are endless.
Now I hope you will join me in visiting Niki at Life As A LEO Wife and Allyson at Southern Sunflowers to see what last minute gifts they have made!
Until Next time…
Yes, your tree would make a very nice hostess gift, plus a friend or family member. Since it’s white it will work with about anyone’s decor now and through the winter season. Love the sparkle and bling you added!
Thank you Allyson!