Colored Ribbon Tree
The colored ribbon tree is a great way to dress up your mantel or entryway for the holiday season. Each Christmas, change the ribbon according to your color scheme. Follow the instructions provided to make this adorable Colored Ribbon Tree. These colorful ribbon trees can be made with multiple patterned ribbon, making them completely customizable. You can use pins or glue to attach the ribbons to the tree base but, if you use ribbons, you can easily move the pieces of ribbon if you so choose.
Estimated CostUnder $10
Time to CompleteUnder an hour
Main MaterialFabric
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mulberrygalprinces s
Aug 21, 2018
This is such a pretty project. I read the directions and it is such an easy one to follow that I have to make it. I have a little village on my mantle every Christmas so these will fit right in. I can make an entire forest of them for hardly any money.
ashleroo
Nov 12, 2017
I can't wait to give this tutorial a try! I love that you can make something so beautiful with some scraps that I already have laying around my craft room. I have seen similar decorations at craft stores and they were really expensive! I'm glad to know that I can pull off a similar look for a fraction of the price. I think that these will look lovely on a mantel piece.
M Altenberg
Jun 11, 2017
You can make this project with materials you have around the house. This is easy to make and pretty decor for your home during the holiday season. I will make a bunch of these this summer to put around the house!
M Altenberg
May 12, 2017
These trees are adorable and super easy to make. They will be terrific decorations to put around the house. These would be a great summer project to work on.
Daughter of Light
Dec 23, 2016
How sweet and definitely versatile! If I did these up with shades of green I can these add them to a miniature Christmas village scene. If I did these up in different sizes (three is always a good number for decorating) I could do them up in gold and silver and use them as a table center piece on white batting for the holidays. If I did them up to coordinate with a package wrapping I could even attach several to a gift.
mulberrygalprinces s
Sep 26, 2016
Very neat idea and one my grand daughter can help with. If I know her, it will be in pink or purple or both. But that's the fun of doing it yourself. You can make it in any color you like. You can add things too. Like sewing tiny beads onto it to look like ornaments. I can see I am going to have fun with this one.
bdtliv 2315379
May 17, 2014
It isn't bad, but a different type of red to replace the white might make it really stand out. Also no topper. I put sea shells on mine I did for my sea shell theme. Then I found snowflakes I did for my egg plant theme. I am thinking of doing one in gold, where you put the two bottom both down a loop to the side vs up/down as I have done a couple of them. I want it for my gold theme for 2015 Christmas.
bdtliv 2315379
Oct 27, 2018
https//www.pinterest.com/pin/166562886201464389/ The purple or I call it eggplant tree is the one I did.
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