Easy Dollar Tree Christmas Wooden Tree Decorations

Create festive and budget-friendly Christmas wooden tree decorations with these easy DIY ideas using supplies from Dollar Tree. Get inspired to add personalized touches to your holiday decor without breaking the bank.

Two wooden Christmas trees with decorative craft gems and craft pearls. Displayed with mini lights

Hello everyone! I hope all is well. Today we got a little snow over here in Colorado. How's the weather where you live? Today I'm sharing my latest creation. I created these decorative Christmas trees using the wood ones from Dollar Tree.

Video tutorial

Materials such as, Mod Podge, gems scissors, paper, scissors, and wooden trees

Here is a list of materials you will need to decorate your two wooden Christmas trees:
Two wooden Christmas trees were purchased at Dollar Tree
Two sheets of decorative craft paper
Twine
Mod Podge
Faux craft gems and pearls
Scissors
Hot glue
One paintbrush
Acrylic paint
Marker or pencil for tracing

Wooden tree on top of paper with a pencil

Start by taking your pencil or marker and tracing out your Christmas tree. Flip your paper over set your tree over the paper and trace it out. Once you have traced out your tree, use scissors to cut out your traced shape. Repeat these steps when working with your second tree.

Paper Christmas tree cut out with paintbrush and Mod Podge near by.

Next, use your paintbrush and begin to apply some onto your wood trees. I applied a layer onto my tree, and after I took my traced shape and placed it over the Mod Podge. Smooth out any lines as you gently press it down onto your Mod Podge surface. After doing so, take your Mod Podge and apply a layer over your decorative paper.

Decorative wooden Christmas tree with green decorative paper on top

Decorated wooden trees near hot glue and twine

You are now ready to work with your twine. Take your twine and begin to wrap it around your trees. Start by wrapping your twine around the two sections of your tree. Wrap your twine, and glue your twine down using your hot glue. Repeat these steps on your second tree.

Decorated wooden tree with twine wrapped and craft pearls on a table

Decorated Christmas tree with craft gems and twine

Once your twine is wrapped around, you can begin to add on your craft gems and faux pearls. Take your hot glue and apply a small amount onto your twine. Carefully add on your gems and your pearls.

After applying your gems and pearls, your wood trees are complete. This was such a simple way to dress up these wooden trees. I love that I was able to add my personal touch with a simple design, and each tree was $1.25.

I had all my other materials on hand. This craft is affordable and fun! You can also add some battery-operated lights to your trees. I hope you all enjoyed creating this with me. Thank you so much for stopping by. I'll see you again soon.

Completed decorative wooden Christmas trees displayed with mini lights

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