We are getting closer to starting the Christmas season, so it is time to start with the traditional decorations of the season, starting with the Christmas tree that we can make on the wall. It’s a great idea to make one at home instead of buying a natural one, as well, and it will also look incredibly creative at home.
5 ways to make Christmas trees on the wall
The Christmas tree is the main icon of this beautiful celebration, so it is important that it is present among the decorations. There is a great variety of shapes and sizes but we can go outside of the traditional and let our imagination fly. We have selected a series of tree ideas that can be built on the wall, to give a new and creative atmosphere to your home. It is not necessary to be a great expert in crafts to be able to do them, you can also do them with family or friends while spending quality time together.
Paper figures
The first option is a Christmas pine tree with paper figures. You may already have them at home or buy some at the stationery store in the colors you like the most and even the size may vary. Trace the stars, flakes or the shape of your choice with a pencil, cut it and stick it to the wall with the help of adhesive tape.
tree of memories
With photographs we can carry out the second option. Choose the photographs that you like the most or have the most meaning for you, whether of you with friends, your pet or with the family and place them on the wall in the shape of a tree. Try to keep the images the same size.
Christmas lights
For this option we will only need nails or mini hooks to hang a strip of lights on the wall. Arrange them in a zip zag pattern on the wall to give the tree a third-dimensional effect. If you place it in a corner you can even give it a depth effect, and don’t forget that it should be close to a socket.
Garlands
Again we will need nails or mini hooks to place a garland. Arrange the hooks so that when hanging the garland it takes the traditional shape of the Christmas pine tree. Add lights and spheres to decorate it.
frost tree
Get glitter at a stationery store, either green or white, since they are the colors most related to Christmas, or it can be the color that you like the most. Hang the frost on the wall in a zig zag shape or in some way that takes the shape of a tree, finishing the decoration with spheres and a star at the top.