Fabric Trees Just In Time For The Holidays!

Want to make some great homemade Christmas ornaments, party favors, or dining room table decorations? Then read on....

  These are so easy and fun to make! 


Here is the template for your fabric tree.  Just pick a fabric and you're on your way.
To make each one, I traced and cut out two trees from my favorite fabric and glued them along the edges. Any glue will do. Of course you can sew them too! Leave a small opening  and stuff your trees with batting and add your pretty ribbons. If you want a scent, just add some to the batting. It's so easy to do!


Your crafted fabric trees can be used in many different ways. Add them to a tablescape, on a door knob, or as an ornament. Don't forget to dress up a pretty wrapped package with them. They would make great hostess gifts too. Make a group of them and tie a pretty red bow around them with a sweet tag.



Happy Crafting!
XO,
Dee 

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28 comments:

  1. Dee, those are so cute and look easy to make. Great idea:)

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  2. Very sweet Dee! I would totally make these!

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  3. They are so cute Dee! I think I might just find the time to make a couple of them.

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  4. These are really cute, Dee! Thanks for sharing your template!

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  5. What sweet little trees. Love them at your place settings.

    Judy

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  6. Cute! The fabric you used works perfectly.

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  7. Dee, these are adorable ans I can do this since you don't have to sew them!!! Thanks so much, I love them! XO, Pinky

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  8. Dee, everything you do is beautiful.

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  9. Dee these fabric trees are so adorable!!

    Love and Hugs
    Karena
    Art by Karena
    $75 NOVICA Giveaway

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  10. Love these! Thanks for sharing!
    Merry Christmas to you!

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  11. Dearest Dee,
    Those are cute looking trees; love the Toile de Jouy fabric.
    Thanks for sharing that with your readers.
    Hugs to you,
    Mariette

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  12. Hi Dee,
    Thank you for sharing your template! I'm excited to make some. I know my children will enjoy them too!
    Thanks,
    Jessica
    http://ahumblecreation.com

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  13. Dee, The decorations on our first tree were all handmade like this! I sewed mine and added. Rick-rac . We had no extra money for baubles and pretties so I purchased a few fabric remnants and sewed my ornies. I popped some corn, strung it, and we had our tree! I still have those hearts and circles! Wonder why I didn't make any trees? LOL
    Yours are so sweet. Merry, Merry! Sue

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  14. such a cute project! I should make some for next year to hang on the tree...they could be super cute and child proof ornaments

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  15. What cute trees!!That gives me an idea.
    I have that template on my accuquilt go!! Thanks Dee!!

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  16. Hi Dee,

    Thanks so much for sharing the tree template. I thought they were so adorable when I saw them on your table setting.

    I plan on making some of these!

    Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

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  17. I love these! So smart to use the glue. They would be wonderful filled with lavender...thank you for sharing the template! Merry Christmas to you and your family...Ann

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  18. These little trees are so cute, Dee!!! I love them! I agree with Ann that they would be wonderful filled with lavender. I think they'd make fantastic party favors. Guests would love them! Thanks for the tutorial, Dee.

    Merry Christmas!

    xo,
    Ricki Jill

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  19. I love this project! If I have time I'd love to try and make some. Thanks for sharing. Wishing you and your family a Merry Christmas!

    Love, Jody

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  20. Dee, those trees are so sweet, I love the toile fabric. I hope you have a wonderful holiday, Laura

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  21. These are adorable :)
    Merry Christmas
    Your blogging sister, Connie :)

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  22. Dee, these are adorable! Thank you for sharing the tutorial! They look wonderful on your table!

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  23. I don't know how I missed this post, Dee, but these little trees are adorable. You must have posted the week I took off from the computer. Thanks for the pattern.

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  24. Hi, Dee

    I miss this post, lol I love the fabric you picked out. Glad to see you back blogging. Have a great week.

    Hugs,

    Vanessa

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  25. Rats! I wish I'd seen these before Christmas, Dee! These are so cute!

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Thanks for stopping by! ❤ Dee