Christmas Card Tree Tutorial

Hey Everyone, today we want to show you how you can quickly and easily create a Christmas Tree out of twine, rope or string. You can do this on the back of a door, a free spot on a wall, or on a picture frame.

We choose to do it on a picture frame that would be mounted above the fireplace mantel. We are using twine ($6 roll at Joann's, Michaels, or even home depot). We picked up some miniature clips at Marshalls ($1.99 for each pack), one package is glittery and the other has some festive graphic patterns and text. You can also find them at Joann's Fabric for $3.99.

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Starting at the top we taped the twine to the glass, then worked our way in a downward zig-zig, taping the twine to the glass at each end of the "tree branch". Make sure to space the twine out between zig-zag lines so that you have room to display the cards once you pin them.

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Last step is to add your clothes pins and pin your cards.

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It's pretty simple and the idea can be applied to other applications. Below are some of our favorites we have found.

Washi Tape Tree by Thyme is Honey

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Tape and Ribbon Tree by Driven by Decor

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You can also make something similar to this one found on etsy, with burlap, or scrap piece of wood.

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