58 Stunning Diy Tabletop Tree Ideas

I love the look of small Christmas trees on a mantle or arranged as a centerpiece on the dining table. When I started searching for Christmas tree crafts, I was pleasantly surprised to find many projects with unique styles and textures. You'll discover over 50 beautiful trees and where to find the instructions below.

This is one of my favorite Christmas tree crafts. I love crafting with wire-edged ribbon, and this Uncommon Designs project will show you how you can use it to create beautiful ribbon trees.

When you want inexpensive and attractive Christmas decorations, consider making string Christmas trees. You can use different colors, weights, and textures of string to give you different but equally gorgeous decor. The tutorial is easy to follow, so make sure to try these out!

These music sheet trees exemplify the beauty you can find in the simple things. Add a bit of glitter to the edges of some trees for a little extra sparkle!

You'll want to go to Plucking Daisies to learn how to make these beautiful bottle brush trees. The basic instructions involve coloring the bottle brushes and adding visual oomph with glitter and vintage buttons.

I can imagine a rustic tabletop tree like this one sitting beautifully on a mantle or side table. The topper on this tree makes it more Christmas-themed, so you can omit it to keep the tree up all year round.

Making these evergreen tabletop trees is easy when you follow the simple tutorial over at Tatertots & Jello. These are a great decor idea if you need to make a number of centerpieces for a Christmas gala.

I love this beautiful lace doily tree. It's so delicate and yet easy to make that there's no good reason not to try this project.

Give the typical Christmastree a floral twist to add a surprise to your mantle or centerpiece.

Give your Christmas decorations a modern twist by making fun snow cone trees.

You'll need double-sided printed papers to make these gorgeous curled paper trees. You can play with wrapping paper and fun scrapbook paper to put together a personalized tree.

You can easily create these paper cone trees by using just a few sheets of paper. They only cost a few cents to make, and you can whip up a batch in just a few minutes.

A beautiful pearl Christmas tree adds an elegance that complements the classic evergreen tree perfectly.

These simple Christmas trees only require a few craft supplies you probably have on hand already. You can do with kids to create personalized decorations or have a contest with adults to see who can make the most festive tree!

If you thought the last tree called for accessible supplies, this easy Christmas tree only requires scraps of yarn and tissue paper!

A fir tabletop tree is a great way to have the fresh tree aroma without sacrificing your living room floor space. Find fir or spruce branches from around town and start making this easy centerpiece!

Who says money doesn't grow on trees? I imagine everyone who receives a money tree will love it, especially college-age kids who are transitioning to live more independently.

Watch the video above to learn how to make a Christmas tree using burlap and feathers! It's a great rustic piece that works well with many centerpieces.

These classic Christmas trees are fun and easy to make. The final result has a playful aspect that can work well both for the holiday season and in a kid's room.

A ruffled felt Christmas tree is so easy to make and adds elegance to any display.

Another variation of bottle brush trees, this fun dyed tree DIY updates your trees with a more modern feel.

Who knew that coffee filters could make such beautiful Christmas trees? Whip up a nice contemporary tree in a few easy steps and cheap supplies!

These satin ribbon trees are a beautiful way to use up your holiday ribbon. Make sure to use double-sided satin ribbon for this project so it's beautiful no matter how it turns!

Martha Stewart shares simple instructions to put together these gorgeous magazine trees. These will take longer to make because of the folding each tree requires, but they're worth the investment.

All Things Heart and Home shares how to make this shabby chic tree for your home. You mainly need fabric scraps, so use what you have on hand to make a truly unique creation!

See what a spray of silver paint can do! Create this modern take on a macaroni tree, and feel free to change the color to gold or other festive colors!

If you want some cool looking Christmas trees that are inexpensive to make, these tissue paper trees are perfect for you!

The Creativity Exchange came up with this great way to make fun trees. Create the cones with poster board and cover them with fabric. That's all you need to do for a festive touch!

If you like incorporating rustic and natural elements to your Christmas decor, these driftwood trees are perfect for your arrangements.

I love the simplicity of these trees wrapped in twine. You can customize these with small ornaments you have on hand or plan to make, so have fun creating these trees!

These book page trees are perfect if your family loves reading. Repurpose an old book that you know no one will read to create a beautiful tree for your mantle!

You'll definitely find a place of honor for a tree made of berries. Follow the easy instructions to make this Pottery Barn knock-off.

Make these beautiful rustic trees with just a few craft supplies! This clever DIY allows you to see through the tree itself and is sure to stir up conversations with guests.

These perforated tabletop trees cost less than a dollar to make! You can make these in different colors to add a little variation and end up with a showstopper.

A small apartment won't get in the way of your Christmas tree dreams anymore! A felt wall tree is festive and doesn't take up any floor space. Try this out in a kid's room or a college dorm room for a holiday touch.

This styrofoam Christmas tree is an activity the kids will love to do. Add these to the kids' table at the holiday meal for a fun atmosphere.

These glitter trees sparkle like no other tree can. Put them together quickly for an eye-catching element in your display!

Make Christmas tree wall art you'll want to use year after year. These are easy to customize, so you can make them for yourself or as a gift for someone else.

A homemade felt tree is perfect for a warm welcome in a hallway or on a mantle.

A tree of bells is a fun way to jingle in the season. I think the white bells really make this project beautiful. You can also think of your own color combinations, such as gold and black or silver and blue.

These exquisite felt pine trees are perfect for a mantle or table. If you want a minimalist look that feels homey, this is the DIY project you'll want to try.

Burlap is becoming a very popular craft supply in the DIY world. While I'm sure you'll see many burlap tree variations, this particular tree is a real beauty.

Gorgeous trees don't have to be impossibly difficult to make. This gold cord tree will only take you a few minutes to bring to life and is a beautiful statement piece.

Fill your Christmas tree with a variety of ornament styles. These designs are so cute!

These funky paper trees look like a lot of fun to make, and can make a great present for the quirky soul.

If you want something truly unique, these pinecone trees are truly outstanding. They are simple to construct and result in a very elegant decor piece.

If you need to make a holiday centerpiece in a jiffy, make these winter tree lanterns. They're understated and beautiful in their simplicity.

I think these cereal box Christmas trees make a beautiful addition to a village scene. I'm going to have to make some of these for Christmas!

This Christmas tree uses glass marbles that are flat on one side and lights. Simply put it together, turn on the lights, and voila! You have a cheerful tree on the wall that emits a beautiful glow.

You'll be sure to start conversations with this cork Christmas tree. The lights on this piece add a special touch that elevates the whole look.

I absolutely love burlap Christmas decorations, and these lovely burlap trees are something to treasure. The design is inspired by Ballard Designs.

Sometimes, the shabby chic style is the exact look you want. These little stuffed Christmas trees are the perfect solution to fill out a Christmas arrangement.

Leave it to a crafter to dream up a Christmas tree made of paint chips. Because they're free at any hardware store, you can create a custom-color tree to fit your personal taste!

You won't believe how simple and inexpensive these dreamy feather trees are to make. I think this is another project I'll have to add to my project list.

Did you know terra cotta pots could be turned into tree decorations? Use flower pots to make a fun Christmas tree!

Make these fun tassel Christmas trees with just a few supplies. Create them as tabletop trees, or make mini versions to add on top of gifts!

This cute Charlie Brown Christmas tree is made using a brown grocery bag and cardboard. Don't you love how it looks?

These layered felt trees are so simple and elegant, making them ideal for any home. Make sure to get the flat-bottomed wooden balls for the tree bases to make everything stable.

I love this cotton ball tree because there are so many ways to customize it. Imagine it with colored cotton balls or little beads added. The instructions for this tree is found at Hometalk.