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diy No Sew Fabric Christmas Tree

By Brooke Riley 5 Comments

28 Oct
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How to make a no sew fabric Christmas tree!

I may be the rare duck here, but I can’t sew! I can’t believe I said that out loud to all of you, but whew….the truth is refreshing! LOL. No, really…I can’t sew at all. SO, that is why I love this Christmas diy so much- it does NOT require any sewing at all….and it is SUPER adorable!

Supplied Needed:

Fabric of your choice
Spindles or other large stick to make your base
Hot glue gun
Ribbon for bow
Small wood slice
Small pinecone for tree topper

Let’s get started! It is soooo easy, and I have to be honest- the finished product was even cuter than I had hoped!

So, first off…I grabbed some of my favorite fabric that I had leftover from my Christmas in July event, and I simply cut the shape of a tree! NO, I did not measure. I did not draw a tree. I simply cut. I wanted a fun, whimsy, imperfect design.

I went ahead and cut on two pieces overlapping so that they were identical.

Once I had my tree cut, I took my hot glue gun and glued the sides and top together. I LEFT THE BOTTOM OPEN because I needed to stuff it with my stuffing! (I used old stuffing from a pillow I was getting rid of)

**NOTE! YOU may need to re-glue part of the sides once your stuffing is in place!

Stuff your tree until it is full and beautiful!

Once it is stuffed, stick your spindle up through the bottom. Be careful as to not bust it all up…just go calmly!

This is the tree with the spindle pushed up and then glued all together at the bottom!

Once the spindle is up (or stick, or whatever you use), glue the bottom part together.

Once it is all glued together, make a bow to go across the bottom. This just adds extra cuteness, and it also hides the imperfections of the glue and spindle, etc…win win.

You can watch my bow video right here on Youtube!

After that, go ahead and glue your spindle to your wood slice base. It may take quite a bit of glue to get it to stay, depending on how wide your spindle base is. The spindle I used for my black and white tree is much thicker, so it stuck right away. The spindle on my red and white tree is thinner, so I made a “tree skirt” with ribbon for it, as to help brace it better.

Do you recognize this wood slice from my former blog post, DIY WOOD SLICE ORNAMENT?

Once your tree is all set on your base, add your pinecone to the top! I used these pinecones from Dollar General. They were just $1 for the whole set!

And now….you are DONE! Now you have the CUTEST little fabric trees EVER!

Tell me what you think??? Do you like them? If you do, would you do me a solid and share them with your friends and pin them on Pinterest so people can find them???!!!

PIN FOR LATER!

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If you are interested in more Christmas DIY ideas, check out the Christmas section right here on the blog! CHRISTMAS ON RE-FABBED

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Comments

  1. Diane says

    October 29, 2019 at 5:32 am

    This is my favorite Christmas craft that you have done! So easy and cute. I can see a bunch of different sizes for a nice display and I also think they would look great on a wreath! I do sew but this seems a lot quicker. Thank you so much

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  2. Donna Easter says

    December 12, 2020 at 10:59 am

    Love the trees

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  3. Kristie Baxter says

    April 9, 2023 at 12:08 am

    Oh my….I’m gonna have to make some of these!!!

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  4. Karen Speer says

    October 10, 2023 at 5:46 pm

    I loved the Christmas trees!!I really enjoy your projects. They give me inspiration. Thank you.
    Karen Speer
    South Texas

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    October 8, 2020 at 4:14 pm

    […] Something they seem to have each year are these little stuffed trees- and of course I buy some each year ???? I also have a tutorial on how you can MAKE them yourself right HERE. […]

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