Christmas tree made from tinsel

It turns out that Christmas decorations made of foil can not only decorate a real holiday tree, but also become an independent element of the decor. From the New Year's rain we get original crafts - Christmas trees. Looking ahead, we show what is at stake. Here is our green beauty decorated the table in the office.
In the presented embodiment, green tinsel with red edges was used. However, believe me, the same tree made of silver rain looks no less festive. It is believed that it is covered with hoarfrost or the first snow.
So, for crafts we get:
- tinsel of green or silver color
- wire
- 20-30 cm narrow satin ribbon
- Super glue
- scissors
- a needle with threads.
At the first stage, we twist the wire into a spiral, giving it the shape of a cone. In our case, the wire is very rough, it was necessary to form curls with the help of pliers. However, such a rigidity of the frame will ultimately benefit everyone. The Christmas tree is stable and not prone to deformation.
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The figure shows that the spiral circles are far from ideal. There is nothing wrong with that. Tinsel will hide possible angularities and irregularities.
The frame is ready. Now you need to wrap it with green needles. We will start work from the bottom edge. Super glue can be used to attach the edges of the tinsel to the wire, but we decided to use threads. They simply tied the rain to the metal, removed the extra centimeters of thread with scissors.
We focus on the knot of white thread. Gently wrap the wire with tinsel to the very top.
We get such a fluffy pretty Christmas tree.
It remains to decorate the Christmas tree. We have no small balls. So, we will get out of the situation using a white satin ribbon and thread with a needle. We make tiny bows from the ribbon. We cut the ribbon into strips 5-6 cm long, and then form a bow out of them.
Decorations are ready. It’s a pity that there are no beads in our arsenal. They would add shine to the atlas. Now you can decorate the Christmas tree. One color for decoration is enough. Of course, if the tree is made of silver rain, then it is better to sew bows from red fabric.
We hang decorations, we fix them on spruce paws with the help of superglue. We will not add garlands or serpentine so that the craft does not turn out to be lurid.
Take the tree to the office. Put on the table. She will daily remind you of the upcoming holidays, and cheer up.
Or maybe on the first of January, Santa Claus will also put a gift for the needlewoman under her?

Watch the video: How to Make a Tinsel Christmas Tree (May 2024).