{"id":25881,"date":"2023-06-15T14:53:27","date_gmt":"2023-06-15T11:53:27","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/nazarevich-art.com\/art-therapy\/the-new-year-is-upon-us-do-it-yourself-glamorous-christmas-trees\/"},"modified":"2023-06-15T14:53:27","modified_gmt":"2023-06-15T11:53:27","slug":"the-new-year-is-upon-us-do-it-yourself-glamorous-christmas-trees","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/nazarevich-art.com\/en\/the-new-year-is-upon-us-do-it-yourself-glamorous-christmas-trees\/","title":{"rendered":"The New Year is upon us! Do-it-yourself glamorous Christmas trees"},"content":{"rendered":"

This is a quote from lorine’s<\/a> post Original post<\/b><\/a>The New Year is upon us! Glamor Christmas trees with their own hands.<\/strong><\/p>\n

The New Year is upon us! Glamor Christmas trees with their own hands.<\/b>
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Muslin tree.<\/b><\/p>\n

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Necessary materials:<\/p>\n

1. Cone ready (or make one from the box) about 15 cm<\/p>\n

2. Fabric<\/p>\n

3. Glue gun<\/p>\n

4. Sharp scissors<\/p>\n

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1. Prepare a cone about 15 cm in size.<\/p>\n

2. Cut the fabric into squares with a side of 4 cm<\/p>\n

3. Apply a small drop of hot glue to the center of the square.<\/p>\n

4. Fold the square at an angle of 45 degrees and press (see photo).<\/p>\n

5. Starting at the top of the cone, glue the folded fabric squares from top to bottom using hot glue. Put some glue and press the cone.<\/p>\n

6. Continue folding and gluing until you reach the bottom of the cone.<\/p>\n

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The muslin tree is ready!<\/p>\n

Satin tree.<\/b><\/p>\n

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Necessary materials :<\/p>\n

1. Styrofoam cone about 30cm<\/p>\n

2. Glue gun<\/p>\n

3. Double Sided Satin Ribbon ~4cm:<\/p>\n

– 9 meters (steel color), for the bottom
\n– 8 meters (silver) for the middle part
\n– 5 meters (cream) for the top<\/p>\n

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1. Divide the cone in height into 3 equal parts, 10 cm each.
\n2. Cover the styrofoam base with satin ribbon from top to bottom, glue with hot glue.
\nWe cover each part with its own color.<\/p>\n

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Then the fun begins:<\/p>\n

Starting at the base of the tree, fold and glue the tape: one end of the tape looks down, make a simple loop with the tape and glue it so that the end of the tape looks down. When changing colors, glue the ends.<\/p>\n

We continue to glue the cone in this way.<\/p>\n

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Having traveled all the way around the circumference of the cone, we get a satin Christmas tree.
\nDepending on the size of the loop and the density of gluing, a more or less structured tree is obtained.<\/p>\n

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At the top of the tree, make loops to give strength and height.<\/p>\n

Pearl tree.<\/b><\/p>\n

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Necessary materials:<\/p>\n

1. Styrofoam cone about 30cm<\/p>\n

2. Glue gun<\/p>\n

3. Pearls 16 mm 65 pieces<\/p>\n

4. Assorted pearls 4-12 mm 500 pieces<\/p>\n

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First, glue large pearls around the cone in a chaotic manner.<\/p>\n

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Then fill the rest of the space with smaller pearls – 4mm, 8mm, 12mm<\/p>\n

The cone has a flat top, use a 16mm pearl to decorate the top, and then form a herringbone around it.<\/p>\n

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The Christmas tree is ready!<\/p>\n

Christmas tree of roses.<\/b><\/p>\n

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Required:<\/p>\n

1. Styrofoam cone about 15 cm (can be made from papier-m\u00e2ch\u00e9 or made from cardboard)<\/p>\n

2. White felt<\/p>\n

3. Sharp scissors<\/p>\n

4. Glue gun<\/p>\n

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1. Cut 7.5 x 22.5 cm strips from the felt. Fold three times (equivalent to three 7.5 x 7.5 squares) and cut in a spiral, starting from the outer edge.<\/p>\n

2. For the petals, make waves in a spiral. If you want an even, circular spiral, cut off the corners to make an even circle.<\/p>\n

3. Cut out some spirals.<\/p>\n

4. Start creating a rose: starting from the center of the spiral and twisting the rose in a circle.<\/p>\n

5. Prepare the required number of flowers.<\/p>\n

6. Put some hot glue on the bottom of the rose, making sure all parts of the center are covered with glue. Let dry.<\/p>\n

7. Do not throw out scraps of felt! Cut out small flowers from the remaining scraps.
\nVery interesting combination of large and small flowers on the tree.<\/p>\n

8. Roses are ready.<\/p>\n

9. Then the fun begins! Starting from the top, glue the prepared flowers. Thus, we paste over the entire cone.<\/p>\n

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Christmas tree of roses is ready!<\/p>\n

Christmas trees from burlap.<\/b><\/p>\n

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Necessary materials:<\/p>\n

1 Burlap<\/p>\n

2.Cone of any material<\/p>\n

3. Scissors<\/p>\n

4. Glue<\/p>\n

5. Decorative stamps<\/p>\n

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1. Mark the dimensions of your cone on the fabric.<\/p>\n

2. Put the cone on the burlap.<\/p>\n

3. Rotate the cone, marking the trajectory of the cone with a pen on the fabric.
\nNote that the top of the cone remains in place. Make one full turn. Mark with a pen.<\/p>\n

4. Mark the tip of the cone on the burlap.<\/p>\n

5. Using a ruler, draw lines from the top to the edges, marking the dimensions of the cone on the fabric.<\/p>\n

6. Repeat for the other side. You should have a triangular shape with a curved bottom.<\/p>\n

7. To show some of the seams, you can cut the “triangles” twice at an angle.<\/p>\n

8. Glue pieces of burlap to the central part of the cone and cut off the excess.<\/p>\n

9. Cover the top and bottom of the cone. Trim each piece so that the edges fit together.<\/p>\n

10. Burlap cover the entire cone.<\/p>\n

Once the glue has dried, it’s time to add stamps or lettering.<\/p>\n

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Scrapbooking stamps look very interesting with burlap.<\/p>\n

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The tree is original.<\/b><\/p>\n

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Necessary materials:<\/p>\n

1. Cone<\/p>\n

2. Pearl paint<\/p>\n

3. Shredded flower vase filler (can be found in flower shops)<\/p>\n

4. Glue<\/p>\n

5. Sponge<\/p>\n

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1. Paint the prepared cone with paint<\/p>\n

2. Next, sprinkle the filler cone, evenly distributing it with a sponge and glue.<\/p>\n

3. First sprinkle with large filler, let dry, then fine.<\/p>\n

4. Fill in the gaps with fine filler.<\/p>\n

5. Using a sponge, coat well with glue.<\/p>\n

6. Let dry for 12 hours.<\/p>\n

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Mother-of-pearl tree.<\/b><\/p>\n

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Necessary materials:<\/p>\n

1. Styrofoam cone about 30cm<\/p>\n

2. Glue gun<\/p>\n

3. Bijouterie (flat and round beads)<\/p>\n

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Flat beads are used in the lower part of the tree, and round beads are used at the top.<\/p>\n

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Start pasting the cone from the bottom.
\nCompletely cover the entire surface of the cone with circles.<\/p>\n

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\nThe top of the cone is flat. To make the pointed top of the tree, place 5 beads evenly on the very top, forming the top.<\/p>\n

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Elegant tree.<\/b><\/p>\n

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Necessary materials:<\/p>\n

1. Cone size about 15cm<\/p>\n

2. Braid, lace, fabric scraps.<\/p>\n

3. Acrylic paints (pearl)<\/p>\n

4. Glue gun.<\/p>\n

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1. Prepare the braid (lace, fabric scraps)<\/p>\n

2. Prepare the cone, paint with the appropriate paint.<\/p>\n

3. Starting from the top of the cone, we begin to glue the braid, pressing it tightly against the base.<\/p>\n

4. Decorate the entire Christmas tree.<\/p>\n

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Fluffy and fun!<\/b><\/p>\n

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Felt tree.<\/b><\/p>\n

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1. Styrofoam cone about 30 cm high and 5 cm wide at the base<\/p>\n

2. 1.25 m felt<\/p>\n

3. Sharp scissors<\/p>\n

4. Pins<\/p>\n

Each circle is a circle with a diameter of 5cm
\nuse sharp scissors to cut 2-3 circles at a time
\nhe took 280 circles and 280 pins to cover the wood<\/p>\n

Making a socket out of felt.<\/p>\n

Cut out circles with a diameter of 5 cm from felt using a template.
\nFold them in half twice in the shape of a rosette. Insert a pin (single-rod) into the lower corner of the socket, at a distance of 3-5 mm from the corner.
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Installing an outlet.<\/p>\n

Attach the sockets to the cone, making sure they are grouped tightly enough that the Styrofoam is not visible through the sockets.<\/p>\n

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The tree is ready!<\/p>\n

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