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Fuzzy Christmas Tree

To be honest, I didn’t know what to call this little guy. Fuzzy cone? Fuzzy tree? Fabric-covered tree? Frank? I ended up with fuzzy Christmas tree.

I made two of these to go on my Christmasified buffet. I’ll share the decked out buffet either tomorrow or Friday. Probably Friday. I’m hanging with my man, Justin Timberlake, tonight. Priorities. I’m sure you understand.

But today I’m sharing this festive project as part of a fun Christmas Extravaganza Blog Hop. And on Friday there’s going to be an amazing link party where you’ll be able to share your Christmas decor, recipes, and more. Woot, partay!

fuzzy christmas trees

Here’s what you’ll need:

• styrofoam or paper mache cone (found at craft stores like JoAnn Fabric, Michael’s, Hobby Lobby)
• fuzzy fabric (found at JoAnn Fabric)
• hot glue gun
• scissors

Put the cone on the edge of the fabric, fuzzy side facing down. Leave a little excess fabric on the bottom and top.

how to cover cone trees with fabric

Run a line of hot glue along the edge of the fabric. Attach it to the cone.

covering cone with fabric

Roll the cone, covering it with fabric.

christmas cone tree

Add a line of hot glue where the edges will meet. Press the fabric onto the glue.

how to make christmas cone

Cut the excess fabric off with the scissors.

fabric covered cone

Fold the excess fabric over on the bottom and glue it down.

P.S. this specific fabric sheds like a mutha. It looked like I had murdered a white teddy bear when I was done. You’ve been warned.

fuzzy cone

Cut the fabric so there’s about 1/2 inch of fabric above the top of the cone. Put a dab of hot glue on the top of the cone. Press the remaining fabric into the glue.

cone

And you’re done!

fuzzy christmas tree cones

I hope to see some of your amazing Christmas decor, recipes, and more on Friday!

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Comments

  1. Tara Taylor says

    I’ve done somthing similar but with poster board instead of styrofoam. I took poster board and rolled it into a cone shape. To decorate, I used wrapping paper and attached it the same way you did your fabric. So simple and cheap and oh, so pretty!

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  12. Heather says

    Oh – wow your DIY tree is gorgeous! It actually looks like it’s covered in snow! Great for a Holiday vignette! It’s been fun to party with you this week Chelsea! Shared and pinned! ~ Heather

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  17. Julie says

    Oooo, this is that gorgeous super soft “like your not even touching it soft” fabric isn’t it – what a lovely idea for a tree, perfect texture with the sparkly trees.

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