I made these pretty little trees as part of my Holiday Mantel décor and I’m so jazzed at how cute they turned out. They are just the perfect touch to add some extra glam to our mantel and holiday decorations.
My inspiration came from a great blog - Madigan Made. Shannon posted a beautiful trio of black and red topiary trees several weeks ago and I immediately knew I wanted to make them for my Mantel. She has a the perfect tutorial on how to cut a pattern and fold the paper.
(If you’ve never visited Shannon @ Madigan Made you really should stop over and check out her blog. I always enjoy her post and projects!)
Now, if you are a Pinterest junkie like me, I’m sure you have seen (and probably pinned) several different versions of these great little trees. It’s amazing what you can create from a few simple supplies.
I made my trees using three simple items…
- Glittery Cardstock (Hobby Lobby)
- 3 Wine Glasses – (Dollar Tree)
Note:
1. The size/height will depend on the type/style of wine glass used.
2. Thick/heavyweight cardstock is hard to shape and easily creases.
3. Cut a template of your paper cone and use it as your guide to cut cardstock (you will be glad you did).
I just love them… What do you think???
Okay – Okay, last picture…
I will try and post pictures of our Christmas Tree and Mantel along with the story behind this years Christmas blessings!
Thanks for stopping by and I hope you enjoyed this project. I hope you come come back and visit again real soon!
Wishing everyone a very Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!
** I will be linking to several great parties… check out my sidebar for details!!
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I can't believe how quick and simple these seem. I don't think I could stop until I had a forest!
ReplyDeleteThese are gorgeous. You did such a wonderful job! My daughter is begging me to make them now. Better hop to it!
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Jenni
Cute idea! I love the wine glass tree trunk - clever. Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteThey look great! Love the colors:)
ReplyDeleteThese are simply adorable!! I love the idea of using the glitter card stock! Thanks for the shout out, too! ;)
ReplyDeleteHi there, these are really pretty. Thanks for sharing them. I will remember this for next Christmas. I have recently found your blog and am now following you, and will visit often. Please stop by my blog and perhaps you would like to follow me also. Have a wonderful day. Hugs, Chris
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