Not everyone has enough space to accommodate a large Christmas tree with ornaments, and a small tree or even a tabletop one is a perfect solution in such a case. If you’ve decided for a small tree, read how to decorate it here, and if you are looking for tiny tabletop ideas, this roundup is right what you need because today we are sharing tutorials for cute tabletop pieces.
These little wonders can transform a room’s ambiance with charm, warmth, and festive vibes. Plus, they’re fun to make! Whether you’re a fan of rustic, modern, or whimsical styles, there’s a DIY project for everyone. Let’s dive in!
Add a modern twist to your holiday decor with these DIY cone concrete Christmas trees. With their sleek, minimalist design, they bring a fresh, contemporary vibe to your festive decorations.
Create a festive holiday tradition with this DIY Christmas countdown tree. Made from rustic wood slices, it’s a fun way to track the days until Christmas. Flip the discs daily for a charming and interactive countdown.
These modern Christmas trees have a glossy, marbled look thanks to a fun paint drip technique. They are perfect for those who prefer modern and minimalist décor and want trees to stand out as much as possible. (via persialou).
This tree has a natural, Scandinavian vibe that works so well around the holidays. Round ornaments look nice, or you could wrap a garland around it. String lights would look lovely too! (via curbly).
Turn trash into treasure with these toilet paper roll Christmas trees. This eco-friendly craft is a fun way to upcycle materials while adding playful, handmade charm to your holiday decor.
These simple and cheap recycle wood Christmas tree set was decorated and renovated so that now they look gorgeous and very eye-catching.
Bottle brush trees and glitter can be turned into the cutest little Christmas trees ever! We advise you to make a group of them and use them in colorful clusters. (via delineateyourdwelling).
Add a modern, industrial vibe to your holiday decor with these DIY concrete wire Christmas trees. Sleek, stylish, and minimalist, they bring a unique, contemporary twist to your Christmas setup.
These chaps are super-easy to make, and you can either stand a small plantation of them on your mantelpiece, or hang them from ribbons. The main skill you need is to know how to knit or at least a person who will do it for you. (via thetwistedyarn).
Upgrade your Christmas decor with these DIY white cement Christmas trees. Their modern, minimalist design offers a sleek, contemporary alternative to traditional holiday decor.
The first craft will let you make a cute tabletop Christmas tree looking like a real one! You’ll need free fir clippings and a floral wet foam cone, and this tree will be an amazing centerpiece for a Christmas meal! (via craftberrybush).
A rustic driftwood Christmas tree is ideal for eco-friendly people, for beach, seaside or just rustic décor. Make it in a couple of minutes reading the tutorial. (via threadbarecloak).
This is an easy-than-you-think craft to make, though the tree looks unique. It’s made of foil and the creativity is endless with this foil relief method, simply adapt the method to do other design. Get the detail step by step instructions and pictures on how to make this foil relief in the source. (via craftpassion).
If you’re on board with trendy touches of gold, you might like these golden, tabletop Christmas trees. They are made of cones and ribbon of various kinds, and you can make them too very easily.
Need a bold decoration or a holiday centerpiece? Take baubles in your favorite colors and create your own tabletop tree of them! (via arctida).
Love to crochet? Crochet this cute little tree for table or mantel décor, or create a whole Christmas tree farm knitting all of them! (via helloyellowyarn).
These cute rustic-looking Christmas trees are rather easy to make, and you'll need just felt, sticks and hot glue. You can also try ornaments of the same look - just attach some yarn. (via littlehouseoffour).
Get some cupcake covers? Use them to make the cutest tabletop trees! decorate the base with vintage buttons, moss, beads and sticks to achieve a cool look. (via tuttiguardanolenuvole).
These simple fresh trees are made using tree trimmings of any type, tree trunk stumps or wooden flat disks and hot glue. make several items and decorate your space all over.
Deck out your tabletops with holiday cheer using this DIY tabletop wood scrap Christmas tree. Small, stylish, and simple to create, it’s a festive decor solution for apartments, offices, or tiny spaces.