Wildly Technicolor Tabletop Christmas Trees

Go bold or go home! Check out these fun ways to add vibrant colors to your holiday decor.

By: Jennifer Perkins

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Photo By: Jennifer Ramos

Photo By: Jennifer Perkins

Photo By: Jennifer Ramos

Festive Fabric

Think beyond green this Christmas with a batch of groovy fabric-wrapped cone trees complete with pompom garlands.

Mini Kitsch-mas

Not ready to go all the way with a full-sized "kitsch-mas" tree? DIY your own mini version with small toys and trinkets.

Tin Tannenbaum

Grab a stack of cookie tins to create a fun faux tree. Don’t forget the pompom fringe garland and vintage bulb tree topper.

Tomato Cage Christmas Tree

Take the tomato cage out of the garden and onto the table this Christmas. Just wrap with yarn and put a star on top. Check out this tree in it’s Tiny House Christmas Home.

Magical Magazine Tree

Stacks of magazines are transformed into trees with the help of a simple folding technique and spray paint. Check out these other 10 Fun Hanukkah and Winter Crafts for Kids.

Paint Poured Pines

The acrylic paint-pour obsession lives on into the holidays with this menagerie of tabletop trees. Learn how to do acrylic paint pouring on this episode of DIY This With Jennifer Perkins.

Yarn Forest

Make a mini forest of yarn trees with trimmed pompoms, wrapped cones and sprinkled yarn scraps.

Folding Fun

The Crafty Lumberjacks share their tutorial for these adorable folded scrapbook paper trees.

Seasonal Stitching

Try some seasonal stitching on a piece of wood drilled with holes for an interesting spin on the tabletop tree.

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