Scrap Wood Christmas Tree with Lights
I'm crushing on the scrap wood Christmas trees that hang on the wall. I saw one in the latest Ballard catalog that displayed ornaments for sale and it gave me a great idea!
I searched my scrap wood pile for pieces that would make an interesting Christmas tree.
Here are the supplies I used for this project:
- A chair leg, pieces of a frame, some driftwood, and some furniture scraps.
- rebar wire
- staple gun
- greenery
- red and white gingham ribbon
- twist ties
- white Christmas lights
- white ornaments
- hot glue
I rolled out a length of rebar wire the height of the tree I wanted to make and folded it in a loop at the top.
Starting with the smallest piece of scrap wood and progressing to the largest, I laid the wood out on the wire.
I hung the scrap wood tree up from the wire loop on the top to add white Christmas lights.
I used twist ties to wire the lights to the tree.
The greenery is attached with hot glue and the ornaments are wired to the tree with ornament hangers.
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It didn't cost much because the scraps were free and everything else I grabbed from my Christmas box of decorations.
At the very last minute and truthfully while it was hanging on the wall, I added a trunk to my tree with the nail gun.
Add whatever you want, ribbons, a trunk, garland, let your imagination guide you!
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