Have you started thinking about your Christmas decor? I usually don’t start crafting or decorating until after Thanksgiving, but this year I’m getting a head start so I can share lots of ideas with you! I’m excited to share another project from my Budget Friendly Crafts series, this $3 DIY Tabletop Christmas Tree made with items from Dollar Tree! So let’s get started!
How to Make a $3 DIY Tabletop Christmas Tree
One of my favorite things to do is to transform simple supplies into something new and this is one of my favorite transformations so far. Not only is this a super easy project to recreate, but you can customize it with any colors you want to match your decor!
What you will need:
- $1 Wood Christmas Tree
- $1 Tumbling Wood Game
- $1 LED String Lights
- Glue
- Paint
- Paint Brushes
I’ve created a video tutorial to walk you through my process, so be sure to check it out below!
Wasn’t that a cinch? What do you think?
This rustic farmhouse decoration is perfect for a mantle or foyer!
You can even use multi-color lights to change it up a bit! You really can’t beat a lighted tabletop Christmas Tree with a $3 price tag! This project is so affordable and would make a great activity for community Christmas celebrations and craft nights!
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Check out my tutorials for the Farmhouse Sign and Farmhouse Christmas Tree too, both are budget friendly projects!
Happy Crafting and God Bless!
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