Small cone-shaped Christmas trees could become nice Christmas decorations besides your main Christmas tree. They could welcome guests near in the hallway, be part of Christmas table decorations, and even make a coffee table or a mantel more beautiful. They looks nice with each other so you even can create a composition of them. Most of them are easy craft projects you can done with your kids. It’s never late to add some Christmas trees to your decor…
A pinecone tree is always great idea for a craft project. Besides it helps to make transition from fall to winter easier.
DIY glitter cone Christmas trees aren't hard to make but they definitely could add a sparkle to your holiday decor.
Recycled cardstock and old Christmas cards glued to the cardboard cone would become a perfect addition to your kid's room decor.
Using holiday wrapping paper or patterned scrapbooking paper you could make large cone-shaped festive trees fairly quick and easy.
Even a single pine cone could be painted in lovely green shade and topped with a star to become a cute tiny Christmas tree.
Paper cone Christmas trees is an expensive holiday craft project. All you need is a few packs of paper and a bow.
Styrofoam cone, glue and Christmas ornaments would become a perfect holiday tabletop topiary.
Wrap twine or twigs around a brown paper cone using hot glue and enjoy natural-looking, even rustic tabletop trees.
This handcrafted cone luminaries is a great example of what you can do from white stoneware clay.
Copper isn't a traditional Christmas color but as you can see it looks quite modern and chic.
Faux moss is perfect thing to add some greenery to your decor. Why not to use it to make faux Christmas trees...
If you have lots of red and green buttons in different sizes lying around then you can turn into an awesome piece of holiday decor. It's perfect to become the table's centerpiece.
