Make beautiful DIY Christmas tree skirts with one of these unique tutorials! These tree skirt ideas are perfect for holiday decor. They’re easier to make than you might think.
Alright, Christmas crafting enthusiasts! Today, we’re tackling a festive challenge that might just elevate your holiday decor game: DIY tree skirts.
We’re venturing into the world of tree skirts, the unsung heroes of Christmas decor, often overshadowed by their flashier counterparts (I’m looking at you, twinkling lights and shiny ornaments).
Now, if you’re like me, the thought of making your own skirt might sound as daunting as finding the perfect Christmas gift for that one super-picky relative.
But I’m here to share the joyous news: creating a stunning Christmas tree skirt is not only doable; it’s also a blast.
The cutest skirts out there? They’re actually not that hard to whip up. Seriously! And here I was, thinking it required some kind of holiday wizardry.
Many of these ideas are low-sew or no-sew, which is music to the ears of anyone who gets tangled more in thread than in Christmas lights.
I’ve scoured the snowy peak of the internet to bring you over 25 ways to create your own DIY tree skirt.
From rustic charm to modern chic, there’s a style here for every tree, every theme, and every skill level.
Are you ready to add a personal touch to the base of your Christmas tree? Grab your glue gun, your favorite festive fabric, and maybe a cookie or two (for crafting fuel, obviously).
Scroll down to explore the wonderland of DIY tree skirt ideas. Then, pop back here and let me know in the comments which one made you say, ‘I NEED to make that!’
Happy crafting, and may your holidays be merry, bright, and beautifully skirted 🙂
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Huge Holly
This tree skirt uses a large holly design around the edges to make a statement.
This DIY skirt is super easy and fun to make! The colors themselves are so inspiring. It doesn't require any skills except being able to use scissors and glue.
Working with felt is easy! Make a gigantic donut tree skirt in any colors you like. This is so fun and perfect for a Candyland or food themed tree (it looks great with white!).
We love pom pom crafts around here, and this Christmas tree skirt is no exception. If you can make a pom pom (and I guarantee you can), you can make this project.
If you like traditional red and gold for the holidays, this is perfect for you. Learn how to make a beautiful velour and gold trimmed tree skirt for Christmas that you'll enjoy for years to come.
So unique! Spray paint some old or broken/scratched vinyl records in gold and hot glue them around an existing tree skirt. This would look cool around the edge of the faux fur one above.
Moroccan wedding blankets have a bit of sparkle and fur so they make great tree skirts! Molly made this one using only a hot glue gun… no sewing required!
Heather purchased this fabric at a discount store. The flowy circles remind her of snowballs. She just cut it and placed it on top of her old tree skirt. Nice!
Ashley calls this "semi-homemade" because she used a lot of premade supplies from the craft store! It's a smart idea, and you can probably check the Dollar Tree too and grab stuff from there as well.
Trisha
Monday 14th of November 2016
Oh my gosh, the Poinsettia border! How gorgeous is that? Thanks for posting these Amy!