DIY Repurposed Christmas Trees
Are you ready for a little Christmas?
Over the years on Homeroad I've literally made hundreds of DIY Christmas decorations.
Of all the fun projects I've made, Christmas trees are my favorites...
I started posting my creations on Homeroad in 2010 just about this time of year.
As you read through this post please visit each of the DIY Christmas trees by following the bold blue links.
Making Christmas trees from found parts and repurposed pieces is one of my favorite things to do this time of year.
Don't get me wrong, the Christmas ornaments I make are also made from repurposed pieces and are so much fun to make!
Today I'm posting some of my favorite DIY Christmas trees from Homeroad over the years.
First up, is the scrap wood tree I made for the front porch.
It is made entirely of wood scraps found around the workshop.
Next, is a fun magnetic tree that holds photos, it's made from a rusty hinge!
This Christmas tree, one of my first projects, was made when I cut up an old rusty galvanized planter at the end of the summer.
Ready for some more?
Here's a fun one made with plywood scraps from another project!
Make a bunch and decorate your mantel for the season!
Now for a change of pace...
This DIY Christmas tree is my very favorite appetizer tray for holiday entertaining!
First, the tree was adorned with ornaments and lights and looks amazing at night!
A few years later this same tree became an amazing Advent Calendar tree for the grandkids!
Which way is your favorite?
Next up is the ruler trees.
I made several different kinds and you can see them all when you visit the following posts.
This ruler tree stands up on a repurposed candle lid!
Lastly, the other ruler trees that hang on the wall and are made with chippy scrap wood and ruler tape!
