You may have seen felt being used to make DIY ornaments, but did you know that it also works great for making mini Christmas trees? Paired with some pretty candles and other holiday decor, these simple and inexpensive trees look absolutely stunning!

Check out this blog here for a full tutorial.

The great thing about these cute little Christmas trees is that you don’t need to have an eye for art – anyone can make them look good! All you have to do is twist some colored jute string around a Styrofoam tree (which is used as a mold), and eventually (or hopefully) it’ll end up looking something like the ones pictured!

Check out this tutorial here which will walk you through all the steps of this cute DIY.

These crepe paper trees are so fun to make, and if you’re in a rush, don’t worry, you can create them in no time flat! You’ll need some crepe paper in your favorite holiday colors (gold and silver work well), 26 gauge floral wire, and some Popsicle sticks.

Check out this blog here for more info on this whimsical little DIY.

Have you ever seen something really cool in the store and thought that you could make one just like it at home? Well, this elegant terrarium tree is one of those things that’s super easy create!

This blog here has all the details you need craft this easy project.

Don’t toss all those old sweaters into the donate bin just yet! Instead, cut them into strips and make an adorable sweater scrap tree!

This tutorial here shows you how to use Nordic-patterned ribbon scraps to make the tree, but you could just as easily substitute whatever lightweight materials you have lying around.

Are you “stumped” with what kind of tabletop tree to make this year? Then look no further than this tree, which is made from blocks of real wood. It’s cute, it’s classy, and it looks totally fabulous with a sparkly crown on top!

Check out the tutorial here for more info.

A tree similar to this one can be had for around $50, but who wants to spend that kind of money? Save yourself some big bucks and give an old book new life by making it yourself! Besides an old book and a hot glue gun, you’ll need some pinking shears to give the pages some cutting edge good looks.

This blog here has more info and a step-by-step tutorial.

These mini versions of a full size Christmas tree are perfect for your tabletop decor. Plus, they’re a cinch to make! Just cut out pieces from a garland or wreath, and attach it to a Styrofoam tree with some hot glue. Add some red berries and glitter for some extra pizzazz!

A tutorial for this mini winter wonderland can be found on this blog right here.

Do you find that you always seems to come down with the crochet bug this time of year? Then you’ll love what’s in store for you with this cozy little cure!

Get a free pattern and easy-to-follow instructions for this crochet tree right here.

If love the look of lace, then this lace doily tree might be right up your alley. It only costs a couple of bucks to make, but it looks very pretty and wintery!

Check out this blog here for all the DIY details.

Do you have some old chambersticks lying around? Instead of popping a candle into the holder, put a cork it in and use it as a base for a very petite Christmas tree!

Check out this tutorial right here that will show you how.

Do you love the look of white rose petals, but think it’s totally out of season? Think again! This elegantly understated floral tree will give you a head start on having a white Christmas this year.

To get started on this project, head to the dollar store for some fake rose petals, a Styrofoam cone, and then head to this blog here for a tutorial.

If you don’t have a DIY bone in your body, then you’ll love this easy bottlebrush tree project. All you have to do is buy a bottlebrush tree and place it in a very dainty and ornate teacup. Then you’re all done!

That’s what this blogger here did to decorate her home for the holidays. And boy does it look fabulous!

Want to do something a little bit different when it comes to decorating this year? Then check out this fun snow cone tree – it’ll bring a bit of summer cheer into your home!

Head on over to this blog here for a tutorial.

Skip the same old red and green-themed holiday decor by going all out with this silver, pink, and blue tinsel tree! Vintage Shiny-Brites ornaments give it an extra special touch.

It turns out that pearls really do go with anything – including Christmas trees! This stunning pearl tree is sure to turn heads when you display it in your home.

If you want to add some class to your holiday decor, this blog here will show you how.

Who says Christmas decor has to limited to the living room and the foyer near the front door? This cute kitchen tree still brings plenty of joy to the table with its kooky cheese grater and toaster ornaments.

Are you short on time when it comes to decorating your home? Then put the kids to work! They’ll love getting their hands into the glue, sequins, and glitter that make up this simple Christmas tree project!

Get all the DIY details right here.

If you don’t care about going the traditional route with decor this year, then check out this confetti cone tree. These abstract Christmas trees are so easy to take up and put down, and you can even make a mini forest out of them!

This blog here has all the details on crafting an alternative holiday theme.

We all know that money doesn’t grow on trees, but you can absolutely make it look like it does! Better watch out, though. A tree as ripe as this one might be in danger of being over-picked every time you turn your back!

Check out this blog here for all the details on making this expensive (or inexpensive, if you use dollar bills) project.

A plush blanket and a wicker basket is all that’s needed to make Christmas as cozy as can be! Who knew that understated elegance could be so simple?

If your closet is overflowing with tissue paper and scraps of yarn, then use them to make these adorable tissue paper Christmas trees! If you’re a teacher, this is a great project for the kids to make in school.

Just follow this tutorial right here to learn more.

When you buy your tree this year, but sure to save the leftover clippings instead of leaving them on the lot. You can use them to make cute tabletop version of the larger tree you brought home.

This blog here has more info.

If you feel like your holiday decoration needs a major rehaul, then this felt tree might ruffle your feathers! It’s different enough to spark some change, but still simple enough to make it totally doable.

If you’re in the mood for something new, then check out this blog here for the tutorial.

Although it sounds completely tacky, these plastic spoon trees actually look quite lovely with a coating of spray paint. A combination of chalkboard black, brown, and gold paint are what give these trees a uniquely textured, industrial look.

This blog here has a tutorial if you wan to learn more.

Trying to decide which tabletop Christmas tree to make this year? Just sit down with a cup of coffee and don’t think too hard about it. This fun coffee filter tree will do just fine!

Learn how to make one of these trees, with cute button and pearl ornaments, on this blog here.

Who doesn’t love the simplicity of good old fashioned bucket trees? But, this one gets an upgrade with chalkboard labels so your kids change change up the message every single day.

Wrap up your Christmas tree this year in something stunning and classy! The ruffled layers of different colored satin ribbon adds a gorgeous ombre effect on this elegant tabletop tree. Quality matters, so be sure to get double-sided satin for this DIY!

Check out this blog here for more info and a how-to.

You don’t need green pine needles or red berries in order to have a good looking holiday tree. This burlap version takes on the abstract shape of a tree, while the subtle decorations (the red ball ornament and snow) are what lends a very Christmasy feel.

If you have some fabric lying around (look in your closet for clothes you don’t ever wear), then you can make this tree in less time than it takes to go shopping for one! Just cut fabric into 1/4 inch strips, then glue it to a wooden dowel that has some sort of base. If you want to get really practical, you could even use a paper towel holder!

You can find out more about this adorable DIY on this blog over here.

When you want your holiday decor to shine bright and take center stage, then nothing but the best will do. In fact, this glitter and gold tree will be stylin’ well into the New Year!

This silver colored macaroni tree is a modern take on an old classic. To make it, all you need to do is glue pieces of uncooked pasta onto a cardboard cone. Spray paint it silver, then add a bow-tie shaped noodle at the top to make a cute “star” ornament!

Check out this blog here to find out more about this kid-friendly DIY.

These whimsical fabric-covered cone trees may take quite a detour from the traditional holiday decor route, but they’re just as gorgeous as a real tree and can even be found in places like Neiman Marcus for $85. There’s no need to spend that much money on a DIY like this, but make sure that you use is high quality drapery fabric, otherwise the sequins and glitter will make it look cheap.

Check out this blog here for more info and a how-to.

If you live near the beach where you can easily collect driftwood, then consider yourself one of the lucky few who can make this understated yet elegant Christmas tree. There’s also no need to dress this one in ornaments! It has a very natural woodsy feel that will fit right in with any holiday theme. And if you don’t have any driftwood, then twigs will also do the trick.

Learn more about this DIY from this blog here.

If you’re just a simple guy or gal with simple DIY needs, then this twine tree might be the project of your dreams. It’s inspired by holiday decor that can be found in retail catalogs like Pottery Barn and Crate & Barrel, but it’s way less expensive if you DIY it. That’s because it’s basically just twine that’s been hot-glued to a Styrofoam tree.

This blog here has a quick tutorial if you feel inspired to make one of your own.

Red berries are just one of those things that are symbolic of the Christmas season. Normally they’re used as accent pieces, but this Pottery Barn knockoff is nothing but berries upon berries, and it looks juicy enough to eat!

This tutorial here will show you how to make this cute tabletop tree for less than $10.

Although it looks like Swiss cheese that’s been rolled up into a cone, this perforated tree has a uniquely modern aesthetic to it. The secret behind this holiday centerpiece is the papier-mâché cone, which can be found in the doll section of craft stores.

You can learn more about this DIY on this blog here.

This easy DIY is something that your kids will enjoy making. It has jingle bells, beads, tissue, Styrofoam, glitter, paint, and more! All the different materials and textures will feel right at home in the curious little hands.

Head on over to this site here for more instructions on how to make it.

Is your mantel begging for some Christmas bling? Then this is the tree it needs! Styrofoam cones, candlestick holders, glitter spray paint, and some spray adhesive is all it takes to make this inexpensive yet eye-catching display.

This blog here has an easy-to-follow tutorial.

If you want to make your home feel very inviting and cozy this holiday season, this centerpiece will do all that and more! It looks homemade, but it’s homemade done right because it doesn’t look cheap or cheesy.

Check out this blog here for a step-by-step tutorial.

This stunning jingle bell tree is the perfect way to “ring” in the holiday season. Just don’t let the kids pick it up and shake it, or everyone will think it’s time for supper!

Check out this blog here for more info and an easy how-to.

Just because this tree looks like a million bucks doesn’t mean it costs that much to make. Just search your crafts bin for leftover scraps of fabric (the gold cord pictured came from a thrift store curtain), or head to your local craft store for some inexpensive finds.

This blog here has more info and for a quick tutorial.

If you want to display a totally unique holiday centerpiece, this one-of-a-kind tree is it. The interesting look comes from old chain and pearl necklaces, which have been wrapped around a cardboard cone and topped with a “star” bead.

Check out this blog here for the DIY details.

Even though there are a ton of different paper tree projects out there, this funky paper Christmas tree has to be one of the most fun to make! Just find the wildest and wackiest paper that you can, and glue it onto a tree cone. If you want to make the edges curl up so it takes on the shape of a real tree, then wrap the ends of the paper around a pencil.

Head on over to this blog here for more detailed instructions on this fun project.

Nothing says a pine cone tree like, well, real pine cones! This pretty topiary will take a little bit of time, since you have to glue every single pine cone piece into place. But as you can see, this elegant centerpiece is well worth the effort!

Follow the tutorial in this blog here if you want to learn more.

This atypical holiday tree may not look anything like an evergreen, but it still manages to bring out the warmth and joy of the Christmas season. No matter how you look at it, this gorgeously rich glitter paper lantern says “cheers” all around.

You can learn more about this tabletop DIY project on this blog here.

You would never know looking at this very wintry scene that the trees are actually made from cereal boxes! Like they say, one man’s trash is another man’s treasure, and the final look is anything but cheap.

Check out this blog here for more info on this cute cardboard tree project. In case you’re wondering, it’s Plaster of Paris “snow” that makes this look so neat!

The good (or maybe bad) news about this wine cork tree is that you don’t have to drink loads of wine before you actually make it. You can easily fine wine corks online or at your local craft store.

This tree is super easy to make – just start gluing the corks to a Styrofoam tree cone, then drape it in a string of fairy lights. It’ll look perfect on the kitchen counter this holiday season!

This blog here has more info on this easy-to-follow Christmas DIY.

We’ve seen burlap-wrapped trees, but you can also make one with burlap strips. What’s really fun about using the strips is that you can make it look like the branches of a real tree! The trick to keeping its shape has everything to do with the thin jewelry wire that’s threaded through the length of each burlap strip.

If you want to learn more, this blog here has a full step-by-step tutorial.

If you’re going after a shabby chic meets kid’s DIY look, this fun Christmas tree project fits the bill. The whimsical fabric, adorable buttons, and bright colors are sure to put anyone in a festive mood!

For a free downloadable tree pattern and sewing instructions (it’s simple enough to sew by hand), head on over to this blog here.

While no one is suggesting you start asking for free paint chip cards from your local home improvement store for a non-painting project, it is kind of a thing in the crafting community. Different shades of green will give this tree a holiday feel, but you could use any colors you want depending on what you have on hand.

This blog here has more details and a how-to.

Ready to inject some fancy flair into your holiday decor theme? Then head to your local craft store and grab some supplies for this dreamy feather tree. All you need is a cardboard cone, feathers, and a hot glue gun.

Check out this tutorial here for more info.

Yes, you absolutely CAN make an adorable Christmas tree out of terracotta flower pots! And this DIY project here will show you just how easy it is to do.

Okay, I’ll be the first to say that this tree kind of looks like Cousin Itt from The Addams Family, but it’s still totally cute! And who doesn’t love layers of thick fringe that you can play with all day?

Although this is an easy project to make, you’ll definitely want to look at the pictures on this blog here for a step-by-step tutorial.

There are a bazillion incarnations of the ubiquitous Charlie Brown tree, which is normally quite pitiful looking and bare of decorations. But, what makes this tree really unique is that it’s made from paper grocery bags!

This blog here has downloadable instructions that you can print out and follow offline.

When it comes to festive holiday decor, you can’t go wrong with fluffy cotton balls, buttons, and glitter. This cotton ball tree has all of those things, and the best thing about it is that it’s practically free to make!

This blog here has all the details on this cute DIY project.

While all the tabletop trees on this list are fantastic, there’s one thing that’s been missing from all of them – good old fashioned ball ornaments! If your favorite part of the holiday season is trimming the tree, then you’ll get all sorts of festive vibes when you decorate this mini version.

Check out this blog here for more details on this fabulous DIY.

Candy and Christmas are two things that go hand in hand during the holiday season. So, why not make a tree that’s totally edible? This candy Christmas tree is made with chewy caramels, but you could easily substitute peppermint or Hershey’s kisses.

Just follow the instructions here to make this super sweet centerpiece, but don’t expect it to hold its shape for very long! Everyone that stops over for a visit will be picking it to apart in no time.

There’s no need to decorate this clever Christmas tree. That’s because it’s made entirely of various sized ball ornaments!

If you want to learn how to make this easy DIY, follow the instructions on this blog here.

This cute cupcake tree has all the frills, but none of the expense, of an exquisite looking holiday centerpiece. Although it looks like it might be difficult to make, it’s actually pretty easy.

Just follow the instructions on this blog here, and you’ll have a unique holiday tree in no time.