Flat fabric Christmas tree. A simple pattern: a Christmas tree made of felt and fabric. Scandinavian white Christmas tree from Ikea narrow curtains

If you have an extra piece of fabric and a little free time, I suggest making such a New Year’s beauty to decorate your own interior or to please someone close to you with a soft and cute gift

The pattern for the Christmas tree was easily found on the Internet. She looks like this:

Naturally, its change and transformation is not prohibited.

Let's go.

We cut out 4 identical parts (you can, of course, have six if you want the tree to have more branches)

We sew 2 parts together, placing them face to face. Don't forget to leave holes at the bottom for stuffing.

For better turnability, we cut the fabric closer to the seam at the protruding corners.

And we make notches on the inner corners

Turn it right side out

Use a needle to carefully straighten the corners

We put the parts together and stitch in the center from the very bottom to the top

It turns out to be such a flat Christmas tree

So, of course, that’s okay too, but it’s still better to fill

After stuffing, sew up the holes with a hidden stitch.

For stability, I slightly pulled the bottom of the central seam (if you cut exactly according to the pattern, then you are great and you don’t need to do this)

All. We admire the result))

Fabric. We are preparing for the new year! Master Class

On New Year's Eve, many people want to decorate their workplace and home with something unusual and original. Handmade things always lift your spirits and create a creative atmosphere.

I suggest you make an interesting textile Christmas tree from fabric of two contrasting colors. “Plant” it in a small decorative pot, and a real New Year’s tree will live on your table! Like this:

We will need:

fabric of two colors

scissors, thread, needle

fibertek for stuffing

pencil

straw “ribbons” for decoration.

In my work, I suggest using this pattern:

We begin to assemble the structure. To do this, having folded the parts with the front side inward, we first sew the first pair of parts of the same color along the “needles” line, that is, along the outer jagged contour.

We sequentially assemble the structure of the Christmas tree, sewing its edges along the straight sides, alternating parts of different colors. It is important that all parts are folded right side inward.

At the base of the future Christmas tree we leave a small hole unsewn, through which we will fill it with fibertek. Turn the structure right side out and stuff it tightly.

Carefully sew the Christmas tree at the base, leaving a small hole equal in diameter to the cross section of a pencil.

We sew the Christmas tree lengthwise through two planes that conventionally intersect perpendicularly (as shown in the photo) to give it the desired shape.

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You can make a very original Christmas tree with your own hands from pine cones. But we will not use the whole cones, but will use only their scales so that the tree is not too bulky.

So, first, let's separate its scales from the cone. This can be done with a sharp knife, wire cutters or pruning shears.

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The next step is to make a cone from thick paper or cardboard, which will be the base of our Christmas tree. We roll the paper into a cone, glue it on the sides and cut off the excess at the base.

Then we simply take the scales in our hands and glue them in a circle, starting from the base of the cone.

You can glue each new row in a checkerboard pattern, or, like here, on top of each other.

You can glue a spice like cloves to the very top of your head)

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After the glue has dried, you can start painting our beauty. To do this, you can use spray paint or regular acrylic paint. If you choose acrylic paint with a metallic effect, your Christmas tree will look much more impressive.

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Then we cover the ends of the “twigs” with PVA glue and sprinkle glitter on them.

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Using exactly the same principle, you can decorate the cone with chains and beads, decorative cords, ribbons, braid, etc.

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Knitted option:

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From threads:

OPTION 5

Handmade New Year's toys are always something special. They bring warmth and homeliness and are certainly an interesting gift. In addition, they are always original and will undoubtedly attract the attention of all guests.

At the same time, do New Year's toys It’s not at all difficult to do it yourself. Let's start with these Christmas trees :)

To begin, we will cut out blanks for future Christmas trees from thick cardboard (my Christmas trees are 12 cm high and 9 cm wide). I use kraft cardboard for this - it is thick enough to withstand a wide variety of manipulations, and also pleasant to look at.

Option 1. Lace plus paper. Production time 15 minutes.

Using a sewing machine, sew cotton lace to the bottom edge of the Christmas tree. In order not to make a mistake with the length of a piece of lace, I first sew it on and then cut it off.

We retreat from the sewn edge a distance of about one and a half times greater than the width of the lace, and sew on the next frill. To prevent the lace from creeping up or down during the sewing process, I make a mark with a pencil where I need to arrive.

In the same way we sew all the frills onto the Christmas tree.

From scrapbooking paper we cut out pieces one and a half times wider than the width of the lace, one of the long edges of which is made into lace using a hole punch or curly scissors.

Carefully glue the strips under the lace, and sew them on a machine if desired.

We make the top like this.

We cut off the excess paper. As a result, we get a Christmas tree like this. You can apply glitter, snow flakes, glue pearls on it - in general, decorate it to your liking.

The reverse looks like this, but that doesn’t bother us for now :), we’ll deal with it a little later.

Variants of the same Christmas tree: instead of paper lace, you can use any ribbons sewn in the same way as lace; or decorative ribbons with roses

Option 2. Lace plus mini buttons. Production time 15 minutes.

We start in the same way as in the first option - sew on the lace.

We wait 1-2 minutes for the glue to “set” a little, after which we glue mini-buttons onto it in a chaotic manner.

In general, I am a big fan of sewn buttons, but in this case my hand trembled :), and I decided to put the needle and thread aside and use a simpler and faster method.

Other variations on the same theme: instead of mini-buttons - any ordinary buttons or rhinestones or pearls or small paper roses.

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From tinsel

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A simpler version of a Christmas tree made from ribbons is to simply attach a ribbon folded in half to the base. Moreover, you can attach both satin and paper ribbons (paper for scrapbooking).

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OPTION 9

New Year- these are not only gifts and a lot of all sorts of goodies. On the eve of the holiday, you can give your child the joy of creativity and self-expression. Admiring an already “decorated” Christmas tree is, of course, great, but it’s much more interesting to make decorations with my own hands and watch how the house gradually turns into a fabulous New Year's forest! What would a forest be like without a Christmas tree? We invite you to make an amazing New Year tree, which will be an excellent holiday decoration for your home.

To work we need thick green paper, glue, scissors, a round wooden stick and a bead.

1. Cut out 3-4 circles of different diameters from thick green paper. We fold each circle in half four times and draw it along the fold line several times with a hard object. Using scissors, cut a small piece from the top of each folded circle.

2. Take a wooden stick and place the smallest circle on it. The tip of the stick should protrude no more than 5 mm. Carefully place the remaining circles through the bottom of the stick. Lubricate the hole in the top of the largest circle with glue and attach the circle to the stick with glue. This is how we fix our entire structure.

3. Now our Christmas tree can be attached to the base. For example, a wine cork. We put a bead on the top of the Christmas tree, where we left a gap of 5 mm. Our Christmas tree is ready!

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DIY New Year's toy - “coffee tree”

It often happens that the holidays are just around the corner, but you still aren’t in a festive mood. And I really want, like in childhood, to wait for the arrival of the New Year, miracles, gifts and the fulfillment of desires. From my own experience, I can say that mood is born from little things and often comes in the creative process. To feel the coming holidays, you can decorate your apartment for the New Year, start cooking or making something special. For example, a fragrant Christmas tree made of fabric and coffee. Why not? Moreover, you need few materials for this wonderful New Year tree.

Materials for creating a DIY coffee tree:
sheet of cardboard small jar, for example, from under baby food coffee beans a small piece of fabric or burlap varnish (you can do without coating) Almost everyone also has the tools necessary for the work.

Tools for making a Christmas tree from coffee beans and fabric:
tweezers compasses glue (it is very convenient to use a hot glue gun) brush scissors needle and thread We do not indicate the sizes and quantities, since it all depends on what materials you use, as well as on the expected size of the Christmas tree. The process of creating this tree is simple and exciting. You can turn on some favorite New Year's movie in the background, and you will immediately feel that the New Year is already very close, and miracles are knocking on your door.

Making a coffee tree with your own hands
We make a cone from cardboard or thick paper. If you need a larger Christmas tree, you can use leftover wallpaper for the base. We glue the cone well around the edges. We put it on the table, check that it should be stable and tight.

We select a suitable size jar with a screw-on lid for the base.

Glue coffee beans onto the jar. The grains need to be glued on the same side, so the jar will look neater. It is convenient to take the grains with tweezers to protect your fingers from glue and burns (if you use a hot glue gun).

When the coffee beans are securely attached to the can, we proceed to the second layer, which we use to close any possible cracks and gaps between the beans.

The result should be a jar that looks like it consists of coffee beans. Only the neck is not covered so that the jar can be closed with a lid. The grains on the jar can be varnished. Then the leg of the tree will be smoother and glossier, but this will reduce the coffee aroma.

Let's get to the Christmas tree itself. If the size of the Christmas tree is large, and the frame (cardboard cone) does not seem rigid and stable enough, then it can be strengthened by simply filling it with something from the inside. This could be paper, napkins, fabric, etc. We cut the fabric or burlap for the external decoration of the Christmas tree to the size of the cone.

Glue the fabric to the cone, stretching and smoothing it.

Cover the bottom with a circle of cardboard.

We also cover the circle with cloth.

We will decorate the Christmas tree with patches. To do this, cut out identical small squares from fabric.

We remove several threads along the edges of the squares to form a neat fringe.

We glue the patches to the fabric on the cone. Glue coffee beans to the corners of each patch. This way we decorate the entire cone.

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Now that the cone and jar are ready, let's move on to the lid of the jar. It must be decorated and glued to the bottom of the cone. If desired, it can be decorated with coffee beans (gluing the edges with them) or fabric (we will dwell on this method in more detail). Cut a thin strip from the fabric. Using a needle and thread, we form equal folds on a strip of fabric, and then glue the fabric to the lid.

All that's left is to glue the lid to the bottom of the cone.

New Year's decoration is ready! It can also serve as a nice gift, either on its own or as a jar of coffee. New Year's decoration Festive mood and miracles to you!

AND A FEW CREATIVE IDEAS:

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The Christmas tree is an invariable attribute of the New Year. But what if you're against using live trees? Or can’t afford to put up a prickly Christmas tree for some other reason (small children, curious animals...)?

Do you know that a New Year's beauty can be made from... anything. Unlike their natural counterparts, such trees look equally good both on the first day and a week later. And you won’t have to sweep up the falling needles.

In this issue for lovers of DIY creativity, we have included 3 master classes that will teach you how to make such completely non-thorny Christmas trees. Meet fabric Christmas trees:

• sophisticated white “diva” (from Ikea narrow curtains);
• as cozy as a pillow (made of burlap and padding polyester);
• similar to a fashionista's winter wardrobe (made of plaid fabric).

Turn into a New Year's couturier and sew a Christmas tree with your own hands! And we will tell you in detail how to do this.

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Scandinavian white Christmas tree from Ikea narrow curtains

Perhaps the easiest option to implement. Creating such a Christmas tree does not require much time, and all materials can be easily found at IKEA. In addition, it is very simple to make - some steps can be entrusted even to children.

Just imagine what a wonderful holiday ritual it is - not just decorating the Christmas tree with the whole family, but doing it together!

Materials and tools:
two white narrow curtains from IKEA (=sheets for Japanese curtains, width 60 cm, height 250 cm) + one bottom rail for each, Snömys curtain decorations (IKEA), silver glossy cardboard (or regular cardboard + silver film with reverse adhesive layer), scissors, rope, ruler, pencil.

How to make a white Scandinavian Christmas tree from fabric with your own hands:

1. Lay the curtains on the floor, secure the bottom rail to each. Then measure the middle at the top and mark it with a pencil. From this mark, draw two diagonal lines to the corners and cut the curtain. You should get a triangle and two “tails” (you can immediately remove the tails). Repeat the same for the other curtain, using the first piece as a stencil.

2. Fold the first piece in half (crosswise). From the middle, make a cut down towards the tire. But don’t cut all the way through - otherwise the Christmas tree won’t stick.

3. Repeat the same for the second workpiece, only in reverse - cut from the middle to the top. Unlike the previous one, you need to cut to the edge (to get a triangle with two “tails”).

4. Insert the blanks one into the other, as shown in the photo. You should get a Christmas tree with a cross at the bottom - it will hold the lower part.

5. Now all that remains is to secure the tree to the ceiling. Attach a hook for hanging. Then tie the free ends of the curtains (the same “tails” from the third point) with a rope that you will use to hang them. Make sure that the knot is strong enough and the New Year's beauty will not fall apart.

6. As you know, the Christmas tree should have a beautiful top. This design won't allow you to secure a traditional star, but the top doesn't have to be bare. To decorate it and at the same time hide the knots, make a cone out of silver-plated cardboard. Thread one end of the rope into the hole and secure it to the ceiling.

7. Hang up the decorations and invite your guests to admire the original Christmas tree self made!

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Volumetric soft Christmas tree filled with padding polyester or cotton wool

Let's play associations: Stuffed Toys, Christmas tree decorations, soft Christmas tree... “What kind of soft Christmas tree?” - you ask. - “There are no such things, all Christmas trees are prickly.”

But that's not all! We invite you to combine the incompatible and make a soft Christmas tree with your own hands. Hand-made lovers will certainly appreciate such an original decoration. And parents of little ones and owners of furry researchers will certainly appreciate its safety.

Materials and tools:
1.5 m of fabric, 1.5 m of padding polyester or thick cotton wool for filling, paper, a small piece of tree trunk (we will call it a “stump” here), sewing machine, needle, thread, scissors, pencil and measuring tape.

How to make a soft fabric Christmas tree with your own hands:

1. Cut out a Christmas tree stencil of the desired size from paper and place it on the wrong side of the fabric. The author got it to be approximately 120 x 70 cm.

2. Trace with a pencil, leaving 5 cm for margin. Cut out, then repeat for the second piece, using the first as a stencil.

3. Sew, leaving a hole of about 50 cm in the middle at the bottom for stuffing. Turn it right out.

4. Now it's time for padding polyester (or cotton wool). Cut out the desired piece from it using a stencil and fill the Christmas tree.

5. And, of course, the tree must have a trunk. Insert the “stump” into the hole, sew, and secure with glue if necessary.

6. The Christmas tree, soft as a pillow, is ready! How to decorate it is a matter of your imagination. The same soft handmade Christmas tree toys are ideal, but any others will do.

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Checkered Christmas tree with British chic

Surely you are familiar with the famous British tartan fabrics, which have become the standard of good taste - in the wardrobe and in the interior. You can use them not only to make a blanket or pillows, but also the main New Year's decoration.

Yes, we are talking about a Christmas tree. Of course, this option is not as simple as the previous ones. But, believe me, the result will certainly satisfy even the most demanding taste!

Materials and tools:
plaid fabric, hanger with crossbar (as in the photo), curtain rings, non-woven fabric, red braid, paper, sewing machine, measuring tape, scissors, pencil.

How to make a Christmas tree from checkered fabric with your own hands:

1. Cut out two identical Christmas tree stencils from paper. Place them on the wrong side of the fabric and trace along the contour with an allowance of 2 cm. Cut out.

2. The same Christmas tree, but without allowance, needs to be cut out of non-woven fabric. Attach to the first piece of fabric, iron to secure.

3. Fold the blanks with the front parts facing each other (the outside will be the wrong side and the non-woven layer). Baste with threads without touching the base (otherwise you won’t be able to turn the fabric out later).

4. Machine sew (again, without touching the hole). Turn it right side out, iron it and sew it completely (we no longer need this hole).

5. All that remains is to hang our tree. To do this, sew loops to each of the branches and insert curtain rings there. And then, using braid, beautifully secure the Christmas tree to the stand. Decorate to your taste, but without excess.

Creative Christmas trees are good because they are unusual, they can be created from a variety of materials, and edible trees will become a decoration and the main highlight of the New Year's table.

How to make a Christmas tree from plastic bottles?

• green plastic bottles;
• scissors;
• scotch;
• a wooden stick, the diameter of which is slightly smaller than the hole in the neck of the bottle.

The blanks must be fastened in such a way that the largest ones are at the bottom and the smallest at the top.

• green plastic bottles;
• scissors;
• a wooden stick of a suitable size.

Place pre-made parts on the stick, starting with the largest bottle and ending with the smallest one.

Secure these elements with tape, arranging them in ascending order, starting with large and ending with small.

If, for example, you work in a grocery store, then you can put up a large Christmas tree made from plastic bottles, which will certainly attract customers. To do this, you need to arrange the bottles in a circle in rows, and place plywood circles on them. Each subsequent tier is smaller than the diameter of the previous one. There should be 3 bottles left closer to the top; place a star on top.

Making a Christmas tree out of paper with your own hands - master class

Once magazines are read, they are usually thrown away. But you can do it differently, make a paper tree. To create it, you can use newspapers and old books.

• a sheet of cardboard or whatman paper;
• colorful magazine;
• shaped hole punch;
• glue gun or PVA;
• pencil.

If you like clean lines, then check out the next option.

• whatman;
• double tape;
• wrapping;
• regular tape;
• decorations;
• scissors.

• skewer;
• designer paper or colored cardboard;
• thick cardboard;
• glue or glue gun.

• foam or cardboard;
• green corrugated paper;
• scissors;
• adhesive tape;
• masking tape;
• marker;
• PVA glue;
• hook;
• stationery knife.

Cut the strip corrugated paper, chop it with scissors in the form of a fringe, slightly short of reaching the opposite edge. Start gluing these decorated ribbons from the bottom.

Christmas tree made of fabric and threads

• felt;
• cardboard;
• scissors;
• double tape or glue.

It is better to take material in two shades, then the creative Christmas tree will look more contrasting.

You can also make a very cute tree from threads.

• a cone made of foam plastic or cardboard;
• fleecy yarn;
• pins;
• decorations;
• thick yarn.

You can make a chocolate base and attach the berries to it with the point outward using a toothpick.

Edible Christmas tree: step-by-step preparation

• wooden skewer;
• apple;
• cucumbers;
• red and yellow sweet peppers;
• plate.

Place the apple half cut side down on a platter or plate. Stick a skewer into it. Chop the cucumber into not too thin slices.

Place these slices on a skewer, starting with the largest one. Arrange them in a checkerboard pattern or approximately so that they look like Christmas tree branches.

Cut small pieces from red and yellow peppers. Place them on some cucumbers or secure them with toothpicks. Thread an elongated piece of pepper onto the top of the head, closing the skewer on top.

You can decorate a New Year's dish with this tree, for example, a salad. Place a little parsley along the edge of the plate, which will symbolize green grass.

The next tree consists of fruits, berries and vegetables. Take:

• large carrots;
• apple;
• kiwi;
• strawberries;
• toothpicks;
• grape;
• greenery;
• hole for removing the core from apples.

Place the carrot in the hole. Stick toothpicks into it. Thread kiwi halves, strawberries and grapes onto them. The star can be cut from a suitable fruit or vegetable, or from a thick piece of cheese. Decorate a plate with greenery to make the tree look even more picturesque.

The next tree is made from apples. To prevent them from darkening, the cut slices should be dipped in a solution of lemon juice for 15 minutes.

First you need to cut out the middle of the apples, then chop these fruits into circles. Using a knife or a special notch, give these blanks a star shape. Place it on a plate and place a slightly smaller piece on top. Adhering to this tactic, lay the Christmas tree to the end. Decorate it with cranberries and physalis.

If you don't have leeks, then you can garnish the salad with dill. Look at the photos to see how to arrange the branches, starting from the bottom.

If you have green pepper, turn its slices into lush spruce branches and make a New Year's tree from this edible material. Circles and slices of lemon or grapefruit will also become a picturesque decoration for the New Year's table.

If you use kiwi for this, use unripe ones so that the circles stick tightly to the base.

Vegetarians and connoisseurs proper nutrition They will be able to make a Christmas tree out of broccoli, decorate it with cherry tomatoes, and make a star out of sweet peppers. Asparagus stalks will turn into a tree trunk, and cauliflower will turn into white snowdrifts.

As autumn ends, you begin to think more and more about what's to come. new year holidays, which we all associate with a good and cheerful mood, bright meetings with relatives and good old friends and, of course, with gifts. And what would a holiday be without a dazzling New Year tree? Today this is exactly what we will talk about.

To become the owner of a Christmas tree, you do not have to purchase it. Read this article and you will learn many options on how to make a Christmas tree from scrap materials at home. Of course, for the general festive atmosphere you can put up a live Christmas tree, however, to really decorate the house or make a nice souvenir to a loved one You can do this without much effort by learning about different techniques for making this beloved New Year’s symbol.

Christmas tree made from plastic spoons

And the first master class will be devoted to creating an unusual Christmas tree from plastic spoons. Quite creative and also a quick way to create bright New Year's decoration. To work, prepare paper as thick as possible (the base will be made from it), plastic spoons, glue (it’s better if you use a glue gun), and also a spray of any color you like.

Manufacturing process

First you need to make a base. You should take whatman paper or thick cardboard and draw a circle on it. Its diameter will be equal to the height of the future tree, so the size of the circle depends entirely on your preferences. Cut out a quarter of the circle and make a cone from the remaining piece. Its edges should be secured with glue or double-sided tape. Keep one thing in mind: if you use double-sided tape, it should not go to the front side, because... subsequently, plastic spoons will not stick to this area.

Next, start preparing spoons for the Christmas tree. Cut the handles to the base as shown in the photo. In the store you can find spoons of different sizes. You need to choose ones that perfectly fit the size of your future New Year's decor. The number of plastic spoons also depends on the size of the base.

When you are finished preparing all parts of the tree, start painting them. To make the work more convenient, first paint all the spoons on the back side, as shown in the second photo. Thanks to this, you can practice, see how the paint falls on the surface or experiment with colors, because... the front part will be visible on the tree; the spoons are attached to the base with the back side.

After painting the back side, wait for it to dry completely and paint the spoons on the other side. When all the parts are dry, they need to be secured to a paper base using a glue gun (you can use “Moment”).

The Christmas tree should be filled by gluing all the spoons in separate rows. Start doing this work from the bottom, as illustrated in the photo. By following these recommendations, you will be able to create a very unusual Christmas tree that will become a real decoration for your holiday. In a similar way, you can make Christmas trees from tinsel or New Year's balls. For an example of what beauties you can get, look at the photo.

Unusual Christmas tree made of threads

A very simple and at the same time incredibly original Christmas tree is obtained using the most ordinary floss threads. This festive detail will become a special magical decoration for the New Year's table or will take its rightful place on a prominent shelf. It is best to use such a decorative element with an electric candle, so that no questions arise regarding the safety of others.

Try to make a similar Christmas tree with your child, the manufacturing process will be quite interesting for him, and the result of the work will delight everyone.

In addition to thread and paper, for such a Christmas tree you will need starch or water with corn flour.

Christmas tree making process

To make a Christmas tree from threads, prepare a mixture of water and starch or corn flour. Mix flour with cool water in a 1:1 ratio (2 tsp each), pour the mixture with 1 tbsp. boiling water and put on fire, cook it, stirring constantly. Gradually the mixture will thicken, you need to achieve the consistency of the sauce, an approximate result can be seen in the first illustration.

Let the solution cool and proceed to the second stage. Make a base cone. Cut out a circle from paper, remove a fourth of it and glue the edges of the cone. To prevent it from getting wet, wrap the paper cone in cling film, tucking all the edges inside.

You, of course, can use PVA glue in your work instead of the mixture, but in this case you need to carefully lubricate the paper base with greasy cream or Vaseline. Otherwise, the cone will be quite difficult to remove from the structure.

Now soak the thread in the resulting solution, it is important here to ensure that it does not get tangled. It will be most convenient to wind the thread around your fingers or wrist. Once your thread is completely soaked, remove all excess mixture, but do not twist it.

Start wrapping the base. Initially, secure the tip well as illustrated in the photo. Next, wrap the thread according to your personal wishes: up, down, more tightly or not. Upon completion of this work, the Christmas tree should be left in a warm room overnight so that the product can dry completely

Now you can take out the cone. The first step is to remove the paper structure, and only after that remove the film. Be extremely careful because... the structure is very fragile.

If you wish, you can make your Christmas tree narrower; in this case, the template should be rolled more tightly. To make your New Year's decoration look brighter and more unusual, combine threads of several colors, making it thicker or vice versa.

Chic chiffon Christmas tree

Making such a beauty with your own hands is not as difficult as it might seem at first glance. Make every effort, as well as attentiveness, and you will become the owner of such a wonderful New Year tree.

A similar decorative item made of chiffon or other airy fabric is a very impressive home decoration during the New Year holidays.

Manufacturing process

First, prepare the paper base in the same way as was described in previous master classes. Choose the size of the Christmas tree yourself. You can use a ready-made base in the form of a foam rubber cone.

Now start preparing the material. Sew a strip of chiffon on a sewing machine, gathering the material, you can see an example in the photo. When the chiffon strips are ready, glue them to the base, starting from the bottom.

Decorate your Christmas tree with beads and other decorative elements. Attach them with a glue gun. Your gorgeous Christmas tree is ready to delight all guests and give them a cheerful New Year's mood.

Christmas tree made of satin ribbon

This variation of New Year's decor is quite simple in its execution. In this case, you will spend a minimum of your time, and the effect will be bright and unusual. This idea can be used to make greeting card, you can also use it when creating a painting.

By making a tree like this with your child, you will contribute to his creative development, as well as spatial thinking. Prepare thick paper or fabric that will serve as a base, satin ribbon, buttons for decoration, as well as glue or threads with a needle in the case of using a fabric base.

When making such a picture, you need to prepare a cork base covered with fabric. Next, take the ribbon and fix its tip as shown in the picture. After this, lay the ribbon in a herringbone shape and secure the edges with threads or pins. Make a tree trunk in a similar way, and then make a decorative star to attach to the top of the tree.

Decorating baked goods with a Christmas tree

Using skewers or toothpicks, you can decorate any culinary masterpiece in an original way.

To make this unusual Christmas tree, simply thread a paper ribbon through a wooden base. Additionally decorate the top. To do this, print out or cut out an asterisk (heart) from colored paper. Your holiday baking decoration is ready.

Decorative felt Christmas tree

To make such a cute souvenir in the shape of a Christmas tree, you need to cut out 2 pieces in the shape of a Christmas tree from felt or other similar fabric. Sew them together, remembering to insert a loop into the top. You can add filler to make your decoration more voluminous. Now attach the felt tree to the card. To do this, make a small hole in the paper, insert a loop into it and fix it on the door. Make the cut as carefully as possible to ensure your craft is perfect.

Volumetric miracle Christmas tree

This is another version of the New Year tree, which will be quite simple to make. Keep your child busy and spend an unforgettable time creating together.

Stages of making such a Christmas tree

First you need to draw the figure illustrated below. To do this, use a compass. Cut out your workpiece and cut it along the lines to the middle.

Now each of the sectors needs to be glued into a kind of petal. When all the pieces are glued, turn the finished piece over.

For the base of our Christmas tree you need to use wire, which should be wrapped as shown in the image below. Make several similar parts, gradually reducing their radius. Make a hole in the center of each and string them onto a piece of wire.

Make a small cone from the same paper and attach it on top of the resulting figure.

Pasta Christmas tree

What materials are green beauties made from? Try making a bright and unusual Christmas tree made from pasta with your child. Making such a masterpiece can captivate and unite the whole family.

To begin, prepare a base of thick paper in the shape of a cone and glue the pasta to it in a spiral, as shown in the photo.

Now we come to the next stage. You need to glue between rows of pasta New Year's tinsel. For these purposes it is better to use a glue gun.

Complete your Christmas tree by decorating it with toys.

Sweet Christmas tree

Sweet design has become quite common in the manufacture of all kinds of crafts, which can also serve as quite pleasant sweet souvenirs for people close to us. And let's try to make a Christmas tree using a similar technique. You will not be required to make any extra efforts or rarely found materials.

Since the candies are quite heavy, build a frame of thick paper that will support their weight. Secure the cone with glue, a stapler or tape.

If you are planning to make a Christmas tree with a top, take care of it at this stage, when the base is still empty.

To decorate the Christmas tree you will need tinsel and candies. Their number will directly depend on the size of the product. Now use tape or a glue gun. Using them, glue all the candies to the base by the tails of the wrapper. If it is more convenient for you, first make notes on the future location of the candies.

When all the “Christmas tree balls” are hung, make a kind of pine needles by wrapping tinsel around the base in a spiral. To keep all the candies in sight, pass it under them. Like this in a simple way We managed to make a sweet Christmas tree. Your kids will be very happy.

Snow-white Christmas tree made of cotton pads

This wonderful Christmas tree can be created from the most ordinary available materials. To get a charming snow-white beauty, stock up on plenty of cotton pads.

To make such a tree you will need at least 4 packs of cotton pads. Additionally, prepare a stapler, glue, cardboard for the base, white acrylic paints and additional decor in the form of mother-of-pearl beads.

To create such an unusual New Year's decoration, we will need a lot of petals made from cotton pads. Following the illustration, bend the disk in four and secure the corner with a stapler. You should end up with the same details as in photos 4-6.

When all the decorative “needles” from the disks are ready, make a cone-shaped base from thick cardboard. Choose the size at your discretion. If there are not enough needles, you can always finish them. Cover the base with white acrylic paint and let it dry.

Now that all the preparations are complete, you need to glue all the petals to the base. Start gluing from the bottom, gradually working your way up to the top.

When all the needles are in place, start decorating. Place the beads on the glue.

Finally, use the template to make a star. Cut out two identical parts and open them with white acrylic paint. Next, apply several coats of gold acrylic paint to the star and decorate the edges with gold tinsel.

All that remains is to place the star on the top and our unusual Christmas tree is completely ready.