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I DIYed That: Handmade Fur Cone Tree

My decor this season is all about Christmas styling on a budget and making my own decor, like this Handmade Fur Cone Tree.

Budget friendly Christmas Decor: try this easy Handmade Fur Cone Tree!

Looking for DIY Christmas decor ideas?

Today, you are in luck my friend! 

My decor this season is all about Christmas on a budget, which means repurposing what I have on hand or making my own decor, like this Handmade Fur Cone Tree. So Let me share with you this easy tutorial that is easy on the budget, too!

Handmade Fur Cone Tree Supplies

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Glue Gun
Cardboard Cone Tree Form
Faux Fur
Navy Braided Cord

Budget friendly Christmas Decor: try these easy Handmade Fur Cone Trees!

It all started with these cardboard craft cone trees I found at Hobby Lobby.  Usually the cone trees I find don’t have a base to them, so when I saw these in the Christmas decor section for 40% off – I snagged two of them in different sizes.

Since this handmade fur cone tree is a budget DIY, I hunted for deals and found all my supplies on clearance.

My color motif for this Christmas season is Navy and White, and it’s difficult to find Christmas decor items matching that, so I did a happy dance when I stumbled upon this furry fleece in the remnants of my fabric store.

Next, I checked out the cording and trim section and found the navy braided cord. Here’s how I made them.

Budget friendly Christmas Decor: try these easy Handmade Fur Cone Trees!

First, you lay out your tree and cut the fabric to fit.  The good thing about fur is that it hides the seams really well, so your cuts can overlap a bit.

Since one tree was going to be a solid wrapped tree which used one single piece of fabric, then I made the next tree into a layered fabric tree, which I cut the fabric into strips to size.

Budget friendly Christmas Decor: try these easy Handmade Fur Cone Trees!

After you’ve made your cuts, you hot glue the fabric to the cardboard form. You can trim any excess off the bottom if you like once the glue is dry.

Budget friendly Christmas Decor: try these easy Handmade Fur Cone Trees!

Finally, I wrapped the base of the tree with the navy braided cording.

Budget friendly Christmas Decor: try these easy Handmade Fur Cone Trees!
Budget friendly Christmas Decor: try this easy Handmade Fur Cone Tree!

So simple!

Since the nap on the fur is really small, it gives it a somewhat fuzzy look. I love how the layered fur looks!

The tiny pop of navy gives the slightest hint of color.

It looks so lovely next to my snowflake inspired Christmas tree!

Pin this Handmade Fur Cone Tree for later!

Handmade Fur Cone Tree- a quick and easy Holiday DIY you can complete in just minutes! #ChristmasDIY

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22 Comments

  1. Pingback: Vintage Book Christmas Tree Garland - Little by Little Farmhouse
  2. Jen! I love these trees so much! What a super fun craft! Thanks for hopping with me! It was so much fun!

  3. I love these, Jen! And the blue cording at the bottom is perfect! ❤️

  4. Jen your trees are just darling! I loved your DIY and loved joining you on this hop!

  5. Jen, your trees are the cutest!! I’m so very glad we could do this hop together!!

  6. This is adorable Jen. Thank you so much for organizing this blog hop, I’m so grateful to be a part of it! Pinned!

  7. This looks like so much fun! What a great DIY Jen! Cant wait to try!

  8. These trees are so pretty Jen! And I’m all about repurposing or making my own as well! (I saw these tree forms at Hobby Lobby on the weekend and now I’m wishing I grabbed a couple! (Thx so much for.hosting this amazing blog hop!) xo