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Looking for an easy way to decorate for the holidays? Well, it doesn’t get any simpler than my Holiday Yarn Trees! Just wrap some poster board with fun yarn textures and display! For more easy holiday ideas see my Christmas page. 
If you noticed my last post the Fox Holiday Wreath, you would have seen these three easy trees in action! I needed something to compliment my wreath for this year’s holiday decor. They literally take 10 minutes apiece to make. The hard part was deciding what yarn to use. No need to buy these cute cone trees this year make them yourself! Here’s how ya make them!
Holiday Yarn Trees
Supplies:
- Posterboard or any stiff paper {my small one was made from a folder}
- Patons Spinrite Cobbles Yarn, Winter White
- Lion Brand Yarn, Monterey Lime
- Darice 2-Ply Bakers Cotton Twine, Red/White
- White Mini Ball Trim
- Scissors
- Hot Glue and Gun
Instructions:
Roll your poster board into a cone with a tight point. Hot glue the flap side down tight. Trim the bottom flat so the cone will stand up level and straight.
Hot glue the end of the yarn to the tip or inside the tip, let it dry and start wrapping. I added a line of glue about an inch long horizontally down the cone as I wrap to keep the yarn snug. Glue the end to the bottom.
For the white cone, I wrapped the baker’s twine crisscross in an argyle pattern. Glue on your dingle ball trim or just leave them plain, and that’s it! So easy and fast to make! Check out my matching Sweet Fox Holiday Wreath tutorial, it’s super easy to make as well!
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Check out more of my Holiday craft projects~
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Kim, these are adorable and go perfect with your wreath!! Thank you so much for linking up to Get Your DIY On! We were so happy to have you and hope you’ll link up next month with your Organization Project!
Mandy @ The Hankful House
These are so cute! I definitely need to make some of these to add to my Christmas decor this year. :)
I love how these turned out! My favorite is the green one with the trim. Love the texture!
These turned out so cute!! I love them!
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So pretty and so easy! I think I will do these with my four year old. I love crafty projects that we can do together that (at least are potentially) elegant.
If you’re interested, I’d love to have you join my Yarn Fanatic Party!
This is so cute! I love the colors you chose, they go great together.
I love how pretty those are and so easy to make too!!!
Totally super cute home-made trees! Even the kiddies could help with these! :)
Love these sweet decorations. Thank you for sharing at the Thursday Favorite Things blog hop. I will feature your craftiness on Monday xo
Kim, these are darling! Thank you for sharing your simple and beautiful idea. Pinned!
So sweet, I love the colors. Will pin!
such a fun holiday craft, and they turned out SO darling
Super darling!! Thanks for sharing on Trash 2 Treasure Tuesday – I’m def pinning these on the highlights board! :)
Love this! Thanks for sharing! Also, wanted to let you know I have a link party on Wednesday, hope to see you there! Can’t wait to party with you at
The trees are so cute! I love the fox wreath as well.
~Bonnie @ Our Secondhand House
You have made the cutest holiday decorations! Wow!
I think I need to make some of these! We have a few empty spots on our kitchen bar (Christmas decoration central!) and those would look great in a group there!
Love these trees! What a cute ideas. I need to make me some now.