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100+ DIY Christmas Tree Alternatives to Try in 2022

Make use of paper, cardboard, scrap wood, wine bottles, pine cones, etc.
Happy JastaBy Happy JastaNovember 22, 2022No Comments16 Mins Read
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Who says Christmas tree should only be an evergreen conifer tree? There are endless alternative Christmas trees that will put you to think. Try something different this year and make a DIY Christmas tree from unused and readily available items at home.

You can make use of paper, cardboard, scrap wood, wine bottles, wine cork, pine cones and several other items to make Christmas trees. Head below to check out the most inspiring Christmas tree alternatives you can try.

Space-saving Wall Christmas Tree

This DIY Christmas tree can be made using faux pine branches or real pine branches. You can decorate it with a few of your favorite ornaments and lights.

DIY Christmas Tree Alternatives for wall
Image: Lily Ardor

Tabletop Christmas Tree from Real Leaves

This DIY farmhouse Christmas tree can be made using cardboard and leaves. You just need to stick green leaves on a cardboard cone and hang it over a flower pot.

DIY Christmas Tree Alternatives from leaves
Image: A Piece of Rainbow

DIY CACTUS Christmas Tree

Add a trendy touch to your home with a DIY Christmas cactus. You can make it using wood slats, PVC pipe, and garland. The entire cactus shape is covered with garland, ornaments, and lights – just like a regular Christmas tree.

DIY cactus Christmas Tree
Image: Hey Wanderer Blog

DIY Christmas Tree Made of Fairy Lights

This alternative Christmas tree can be a unique attraction in your home. You can make it using a round plywood base and fairy lights. Wrapping it with firefly lights is the main task!

DIY Christmas Tree Alternative with light strings
Image: OhMeOhMy Blog

Macramé Christmas Tree Wall Hanging

If you have got the skills, you can make your own Macrame Christmas tree to get the walls in a festive mood. It’s going to be a stunning focal point.

Macramé Christmas Tree Wall Hanging
Image: Instagram @saako_macrame

Ladder Christmas trees

You probably have heard of and seen ladder Christmas trees. They are perfect Christmas tree alternatives for people who like to decorate home in an eco-friendly and minimalist manner. Why not make one for yourself this year? It is a budget-friendly and easy DIY that’s going to attract everyone’s attention. Whether decorating with light strips or Christmas tree ornaments, there is plenty of scope for creativity. Scroll down for some ideas and inspiration.

ladder Christmas trees with hanging ornaments
Image: Paisley and Jade
ladder into Alternative Christmas Tree
Image: Instagram/brown_eyed_marie
ladder Christmas trees with red topper
Image: Instagram/NarrativePost
ladder Christmas trees with ornaments and lights
Image: Instagram/TheJamesCanterbury
ladder Christmas trees with greenery
Image: Instagram/ScandinavianPoint

Upcycling Wood Branches and Twigs into Christmas Tree

Have a no-waste holiday by upcycling wood branches and twigs into a Christmas tree. The appearance depends upon your creativity. Choose the ornaments wisely to not overdo the decor.

tree branches and ornaments into christmas tree
Image: Little Red Bag Productions
Wood Branches and Twigs into tabletop Christmas trees
Image: Instagram @mycreativity_pescara
Upcycling Wood Branches and Twigs into Christmas trees
Image: Shabby Art Boutique

Wall-Hanging Christmas Tree made from Branches

For this DIY Christmas tree, collect some fallen tree branches in various sizes, and tie them up in the shape of a tree, where the largest branch will form the base. Hang it on a wall and decorate it with Christmas balls and stars to render a mesmerizing look. This way you are making good use of tree branches, which otherwise would land in a fire pit or be stranded without any practical use. Take a look at some ideas below.

Christmas Tree on wall with recycled wood and driftwood
Image: Pinterest
Twig and ornaments wall Christmas tree
Image: Crafts by Amanda
Tree branch Christmas tree
Image: Curbly/Bruno Bornsztein

Egg Carton Christmas Tree

An egg carton is the last thing you associate with making a Christmas tree, yet here is a cool idea. Before you think of adding an egg carton into the landfill, cut it out and stack it up for a Christmas tree alternative. Don’t forget to paint it green for the allure.

Egg Carton Christmas Tree
Image: The OT Toolbox

Tin Can Christmas Tree

Tin cans are easy recyclables to transform into a Christmas tree. Just stack up a few cans of varying sizes, with the largest in the base, color them and embellish with pom-poms and a star topper.

Tin Can Christmas Tree
Image: Babble Dabble Do

DIY Christmas Tree from Pallet Wood and Paper

This is a brilliant tree idea you can make for Christmas. All you would require is some pallets, patterned paper, and glue. Besides that, it’s your creativity!

Christmas tree from pallet wood and paper
Image: Homedit

Wall Hanging DIY Christmas Tree

If you have some wood slabs at home, they can be turned into a beautiful wall-hanging Christmas tree. You can tie them up with a rope in the shape of a tree and top it with a star.

DIY Christmas tree from wood
Image: Instagram @nat_monde

Paper Christmas Tree

Paper Christmas trees are an easy craft idea. These trees are a cute addition to Christmas decorations and even kids can be involved in making them. A good way to make productive use of your family time.

Origami Christmas tree
Image: It All Started With Paint
DIY Christmas tree from paper cuttings
Image: Instagram @alltheneffyness
Paper crafted into small Christmas Tree
Image: Bella Dia
Paper cutouts into Christmas Tree
Image: Katrinshine Blog
small Paper Christmas tree
Image: Ouiouioui Studio
Paper Christmas Trees on floor
Image: Curbly
DIY Christmas tree from paper
Image: Instagram @livelylittles

Also Read: Homemade Christmas Tree Ornaments

Tissue Paper Christmas Tree

Fold a paper to form a cone and glue it all over with pieces of tissue paper to make this wall-hanging tree. Decorate it with small beads and voila, you have a Christmas tree ready.

Tissue Paper wall Christmas Tree
Image: Curbly
Tissue Paper Christmas Tree
Image: Spunky Junky

Book Christmas Tree

Don’t let your collection of books bite the dust. You have a good option of using them as an elegant Christmas tree. It will be a bibliophile’s dream come true. You just need to stack the books so they look like a Christmas tree. Embellish the tree with the desired Christmas tree decorations and it’s ready to be a conversation starter in the room.

books into alternative Christmas tree
Image: Kim Hooper

Cupcake Liner Christmas Tree

This is a simple Christmas centerpiece that can be prepared easily using cupcake wrappers. It is ideal to use different colors of cupcake liners. The base can also be prepared to give it a more elegant look. You can place the tree on a table or mount it on a wall.

 tabletop Cupcake Liner Christmas Tree
Image: The 36th Avenue
 green Cupcake Liner Christmas Tree small
Image: The Cake Blog
 Cupcake Liner Christmas Tree
Image: Periwinkle Pincushion Blog

Cardboard Christmas Tree

Do not throw away cardboard boxes you’ve got with the newly bought refrigerator, washing machine, or TV. Use them for your decoration by making a Christmas tree out of them. The DIY is easy, you can involve your little ones with you in the making. Draw some inspiration from the ideas below. Happy building!

Cardboard Christmas tree with ornaments
Image: Pinterest
Cardboard turned into Christmas tree
Image: Instructables
cardboard cutouts and lights into wall Christmas
Image: Pinterest
Cardboard Christmas tree
Image: Pink Stripey Socks

Wine Cork Christmas Tree

You can make a whimsical tabletop Christmas tree using unused wine corks. Start with gluing up the corks in an upright position around a Styrofoam cone leaving small gaps between each cork for battery-powered lights. Decorate with a bow, star, or other small ornaments of your choice and your tree is ready.

DIY wine Cork Christmas Tree
Image: Pink When
wine cork into tabletop Christmas tree
Image: Vintage News Junkie/UncorKed by Kimberly
wine cork into tabletop christmas tree
Image: KJ

Hanging Christmas Tree

Weave together shiny Christmas tree ornaments of the same or different colors and suspend them using thin threads. Use green ornaments if you want to get a reflection of a natural tree. You can hang this unusual Christmas tree at any central location within the living room. See below some Christmas tree mobiles you’d love.

red Hanging ornaments Christmas Tree Mobile
Image: Pinterest
Hanging ornaments Christmas Tree Mobile
Image: Pinterest
Hanging Christmas Tree Mobile
Image: We’re Calling Shenanigans

Terracotta Pot Christmas Tree

You’ll need terracotta clay pots of different sizes for this DIY Christmas tree. Just paint them and stack one over the other for them to look like a tree. Decorate it with beads, gems, glitter, and a star tree topper. See some ideas for inspiration below.

terracotta Pot alternative Christmas Tree
Image: Totally The Bomb
snowy Terracotta Pot Christmas Tree
Image: A Little Craft in Your Day

Yarn Christmas Tree

You can easily make a Christmas tree by wrapping yarn around a cone. The more colorful the yarn, the more exciting and inviting the tree will look.

Yarn tabletop Christmas Trees
Image: A Beautiful Mess
Yarn Christmas Trees in green
Image: Rags to Couture
cute Yarn Christmas Trees for table
Image: Two Shades of Pink Blog
Yarn tassel Christmas Tree
Image: Homedit
Yarn ball Christmas Trees
Image: Pinterest

Crochet Christmas Tree

If you are into crocheting, then it is the right time to make some cute crochet Christmas trees, ornaments, and decorations. Show off your skills by making a small or a life-sized Christmas tree. It would be a great addition to the home décor on Christmas.

Crochet DIY Christmas Tree
Image: Maria’s Blue Crayon
green and white Crocheted Christmas Trees
Image: Bauta Witch
Crocheted Christmas Trees for table
Image: Yarn Plaza
Crocheted Christmas Trees
Image: Instagram @toosvanhaften

Pom-Pom Christmas Tree

If you are looking for a trendy and easy-to-make Christmas tree, you can make one using pom-poms. Simply glue-up pom-poms on a cone or make a wall hanging Christmas tree with them. These colorful trees will add a vibrant touch to the décor.

Pom Pom into tabletop Christmas Trees
Image: Keeping It Simple Crafts
Pom into Pom big Christmas Trees
Image: Aww, Sam
Pom Pom wall Christmas Trees
Image: Dora Does
Pom Pom Christmas Trees
Image: Kyle Larsen/Pillar Box Blue

Twine Christmas Tree

Make a cone out of paper and glue twine all around it. Decorate it with buttons and other ornaments to finish the look. Scroll down for some inspirational ideas.

Twine and buttons into Christmas Tree
Image: Domestically Blissful
Alternative tabletop Christmas Tree from yarn
Image: Craft A Spell
green Twine as tabletop Christmas Tree
Image: Rags to Couture
little Christmas Tree from Twine
Image: HGTV
Twine Christmas Tree
Image: Homemade Gifts Made Easy

Also Read: Best Christmas Trees Made from Recycled Materials

Fabric, Felt, and Burlap Christmas Tree

You can add a festive décor to your home with Christmas trees made of fabric, felt, and burlap. You will need to hang these trees on the walls; however, you can also make freestanding Christmas trees, if you like. You can add embellishments as per your taste.

Fabricwall Christmas Trees from fabric
Image: Two Twenty One
Christmas Trees from fabric
Image: TwoFeetFirst
Fabric Alternative Christmas Trees
Image: Re Fabbed
Felt Christmas Trees
Image: Sparkles of Sunshine
Alternative Christmas Trees from Fabric, Felt and Burlap
Image: Crafts Unleashed

Ribbon Christmas Tree

Ribbons are widely used to decorate homes in festive flair. You can also use ribbons to make Christmas trees. Take a paper cone and wrap it creatively with ribbons and you are done!

Ribbon into small Christmas Trees
Image: Craft Passion
red and white Ribbon into Christmas Trees
Image: Tikkido
green sparkly Ribbon into Christmas Trees
Image: Sew Fantastic Blog
Ribbon Christmas Trees
Image: Craftberry Bush

Cotton Christmas Tree

Dazzle your guests by crafting cute little cotton Christmas trees. They are budget-friendly alternative Christmas trees.

Cotton Christmas trees with red ribbon
Image: Luluto Blog
Cotton Christmas trees
Image: Swing Time Designs

Button Christmas Tree

This mini button tree is a cool upcycled decoration. It can be placed on a mantel or can be turned into an adorable ornament.

Christmas Trees from Buttons
Image: Stampin with Kjoyink
Button Christmas Trees
Image: Hey Lets Make Stuff

Sequin Christmas Tree

Think about sequin crafting if you want to add some sparkling magic to your home. You can choose colors as per your liking.

colorful Sequin into Christmas Trees
Image: Curbly
Tabletop Christmas Trees from Sequin
Image: Sweet Cs Designs
Sequin Christmas Trees
Image: Centsational Style            

Seashell Christmas Tree

You can easily turn seashells into tabletop Christmas trees. The task is to glue up seashells on a cone. You can make a cone from paper mache or carve a piece of foam into a cone. These little pieces would look great on a shelf or table.

mini Christmas Trees from Seashells
Image: Sweet Teal
Seashell Christmas Trees for table
Image: The Artisan Life
Seashell Christmas Trees
Image: At The Picket Fence

Candy Christmas Tree

You can make candy Christmas tree topiaries as centerpieces for your home. You need to stick candies on a cone or pin them up along with wrappers. It is an easy and fun way to make some new holiday decorations without spending much.

different colors of Candies into Christmas Trees
Image: Upstate Ramblings
Candy Christmas Trees on table
Image: The Make Your Own Zone
Candy Christmas Trees
Image: Kitchen Meets Girl

Washi Tape Christmas Tree

If you are short on time and space, it is your best bet to make a wall Christmas tree using washi tape. You can create a tree by drawing out floating triangles and simple strips on the wall using the tape.

washi tape as Christmas tree on wall
Image: Brit
simple Washi Tape Christmas Tree
Image: Homey Oh My
Washi Tape Christmas Tree
Image: Pinterest

Also Read: DIY Christmas Garland Ideas

Christmas Tree Advent Calendar

Help yourself count down days to Christmas by making a tree-shaped advent calendar. The DIY advent calendar will help you create amazing memories with kids.

round Christmas Tree Advent Calendar
Image: Jennifer Maker
Christmas Tree Advent Calendar triangular from paper
Image: Tell Love and Party
Christmas Tree Advent Calendar with gifts
Image: The Paper Mama
small Christmas Tree Advent Calendar
Image: Third Stop on the Right
Christmas Tree Advent Calendar
Image: Saved by Love Creations

Wall Christmas Tree Made from Light Strings

You can make a space-saving Christmas tree on your wall using light strips, paper, and some other decorative embellishments. You can stick some light strip in the shape of a Christmas tree on the wall and add goodies to it – your light string Christmas tree is ready.

light string as wall Christmas tree
Images: WarisanLighting

Photo Frame Christmas Tree

Take out all your favorite photos and stick them around empty cardboard boxes, and arrange these boxes to form a Christmas tree. This tabletop Christmas tree will be the focal point of your celebrations as cherished memories will be displayed in a nostalgic timeline. One of our favorites for sure.

Photo Frame Christmas Tree
Image: Emily Henderson

Pineapple Christmas Tree

If you don’t have much time on you, you can make a simple and cute Christmas tree using a pineapple. It is not only a budget-friendly idea but will also look attractive wherever you place it. Making it is super easy; all you have to do is, decorate a fresh pineapple with embellishments and festive lights. In the end, it boils down to your creativity – how innovative you can be with the lighting and decor.

Pineapple into Alternative Christmas Tree
Image: Instagram/sg_decor Shopping Garden+Decor
Pineapple Christmas tree
Image: Instagram/Zohragalka

Natural Shrub Christmas Tree

This one is a really quick and easy Christmas tree idea. If you have potted plants at home, decorate them with shimmering light strings, decorative streamers, and shiny balls, and in no time, have a fun Christmas tree ready to make your guest go wow!

Alternative Shrub Christmas tree
Image: Wikipedia

Succulent Christmas Tree

If you’re lucky to have succulent plants in your garden, then make your decoration unique with a succulent Christmas tree. Whether you place them on a table, or on a shelf, these nature-inspired Christmas trees look beautiful. You can even make large ones but they will require a lot of time and space. Scroll down for ideas.

Succulent Christmas tree with ornaments
Image: Perthsucculentbowls
Succulent Christmas tree
Image: Afloral

Pine Cone Christmas Tree

If you don’t like vibrant colors around you but want something simple yet unique for Christmas; nothing better than staying natural. One cool idea is to make use of pine cones to form a dry DIY Christmas tree. It can be embellished with lights or decorative objects, if you may, else they look equally impressive all bland. If you are in doubt, check out some ideas below and get inspired.

tabletop Pinecone Alternative Christmas Tree
Image: Instagram @nasza_kraina_kreatywnosci
colorful Pinecone Alternative Christmas Tree
Image: Instagram @brookesrosettes
Pinecone Alternative Christmas Tree
Image: Instagram @pastelfactory.hu
Pine cone Christmas tree
Image: Babble
DIY pinecone Alternative Christmas Tree
Image: Yesterday on Tuesday

Pillow Christmas Tree

You can make a stylish Christmas tree by doing as little as stacking up some pillows. The color of pillow covers must be pretty and there you go.

Pillow Christmas Trees
Image: Love This Pic
Pillow Christmas Trees
Image: Pinterest

Corner Shelf Christmas Tree

That corner shelf at home can be utilized as a Christmas tree. You will need to decorate it with greenery, glittery ornaments, and other props.

Corner Shelf Christmas Trees
Image: Instagram @organizedclutter
Corner Shelf Christmas Trees
Image: Pinterest

Mosaic Christmas Tree

The mosaic Christmas tree will be an attention-grabbing piece, a perfect item to add charm to the home decoration for Christmas.

Mosaic Christmas Trees
Image: Handyman
Mosaic Christmas Trees
Image: Decorate and More with Tip
Mosaic Christmas Trees
Image: Instagram @china_petals

Scrap Wood Christmas Trees

Old unused wood pieces and slats make great material to create a Christmas tree. Painting them in different hues will decide how cool they look. These wood Christmas trees can be big or small enough to be placed on a shelf or table. They are perfect to be used outside the house too.

 
Scrap Wood mini Christmas Tree
Image: Crafts Unleashed
Scrap Wood wall Christmas Tree
Image: Thrift Diving
Scrap Wood painted in green Christmas Tree
Image: Instagram @kwattwillman71
Scrap Wood Christmas Trees
Image: Love and Renovations

Pallet Wood Christmas Tree

Add a purpose to your Christmas celebration by repurposing pallet wood that you’ve crammed up in your storeroom since an age. You can transform unused pallets into a unique Christmas tree that will look graceful on the front porch. Below are some ideas to draw inspiration from.

Alternative Christmas Tree from pallet
Image: Design Rulz
pallets into Christmas Tree
Image: Little House of Four
Pallet Christmas tree
Image: Pinterest/Industrial Designz

PVC Pipe Christmas Tree

Have a look at these Christmas trees made from PVC pipes. They are a perfect idea for confined spaces or apartments, where the space-saving decor is a must. PVC pipe Christmas tree adds a unique touch to the interior and doesn’t take much time or effort to make. You just need to cut PVC pipes into pieces, stick them together to form a tree pattern on a flat panel, and decorate it with your favorite ornaments.

PVC pipe wall Christmas Tree
Image: Martha Stewart
PVC pipe Christmas Tree
Image: Urban Nesting

Hazelnut Cane Christmas Tree

Weave up hazelnut vines into the shape of a tree for outdoors. You can add colorful ornaments to improve its grace.

Hazelnut Cane Christmas Tree
Image: Instagram @onehourout.melb

Glass Bottle Christmas Tree

Collect all empty unused glass bottles at home and give them a second life by turning them into a one-of-a-kind Christmas tree. You need to stack them up, vertically or horizontally to form a tree-like structure. It can be decked with light strings and other ornaments.

small Alternative Christmas tree from glass bottles
Image: Pinterest
Glass bottles arranged as a Christmas tree
Image: Evite
Glass bottles into Christmas tree
Image: Mellieness
Glass bottle Christmas tree
Image: Ann’s Entitled Life

Balloon Christmas Tree

Take home green, white, and red balloons from a craft store to create a balloon Christmas tree. Blow up the balloons and fix them in the shape of a tree using glue or tape. This lightweight Christmas tree can be decorated with glitter and you can even draw on the balloons. See below how you can do that.

green and white Balloons into Christmas Tree
Image: The Very Best Balloon Blog
Balloons as beautiful Christmas Tree
Image: Sugar & Cloth
pink Balloon Christmas Trees
Image: Instagram @burtonplusburton
colorful Balloons into Christmas Tree
Image: Instagram @loveofcharacter
Balloon Christmas Trees
Image: Instagram @bubblegumballoons
Balloon wall Christmas Tree
Image: Paint Sew Glue Chew 

Plastic Bottle Christmas Tree

Fabrice Peltier made this Christmas tree using a number of waste plastic bottles. It is a pretty good idea to reuse plastic bottles. It looks difficult at the onset but could be easy to build if you have patience and zeal.

Alternative outdoor Christmas Tree from plastic bottle
Image: Paris Cote Jardin
recycled plastic bottle alternative christmas tree
Image: Upcycled Wonders

Chalkboard Christmas Tree

Add an artistic touch to your home decoration this Christmas with a chalkboard Christmas tree. Use different colors to make it look attractive. A few suggestions are listed below.

Christmas Tree with chalk board
Image: A Goode House
simple Chalkboard Christmas Tree
Image: Pinterest
Chalkboard Christmas Tree with lights
Image: Rescon Solutions
Chalkboard Christmas Tree
Image: Creative Kismet

Christmas Tree from Gifts

This one is as fun as receiving gifts. Stack up the gifts you get in the shape of a tree, add a star topper and it can be your Christmas tree. A super simple idea, provided you receive a lot of Christmas gifts.

Gifts Christmas Tree
Image: Pinterest

DIY Christmas Tree from Napkin

This stunning Christmas table decoration can be made very easily. You just need to fold the paper to look like a tree. It will rest on a plate.

Napkin Christmas tree
Image: Sand and Sisal           

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