16 alternative ideas for the Christmas tree

Can you imagine Christmas without the Christmas tree? No, it just doesn’t work! Yes, but if you don’t have space in your living room or if you’d rather avoid cleaning up ten thousand pine needles right after the party, we have some alternative, somewhat unusual ideas for your Christmas trees ready. They are all very easy to imitate. Are you already curious and interested? Then stick with it, we will start to present this to you in a moment!

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This Christmas tree tastes as good as it looks. You can work wonders with a simple cookie recipe. Cut the finished dough into stars, bake them, and then attach them to the wall in a tree shape. And the plus point? They really look forward to taking this tree away after the festival!

A Christmas tree in a pot is without a doubt an environmentally friendly and low-maintenance option. If you take good care of the tree, it can become a permanent guest in your home. If you don’t have a lot of space for the Christmas decorations, this is a brilliant solution.

Present the wrapped Christmas gifts by arranging them like a tree! Stack gift packages of different shapes and sizes on top of each other and create a beautiful arrangement.

Small metal Christmas trees are stylish, space-saving and attractive. They offer a wonderful opportunity to hang up fairy lights and other decorative ornaments. In this way, you can be sure to draw the attention of your friends and relatives to your creativity and manual dexterity.

You don’t necessarily have to get yourself a fir tree. We love this sparse alternative – so much the better for hanging decorative items and candles.

Is that a Christmas tree too? This environmentally friendly alternative has enjoyed increasing popularity in recent years. Such Christmas trees are made from sustainable wood and can accompany you for many years at Christmas.

You probably already have a stack of Christmas cards, don’t you? Why not use it and use it to make your tree this year? Use suitable glue to stick the cards on the wall and watch your Christmas tree literally grow.

Everyone knows that celebratory lights are the best part of a Christmas tree. When attached to the wall, the lights look super cool!

To make your ornament really unusual for Christmas, you can hang some fir or other green branches horizontally over your Christmas table, as shown in the photo.

Now comes this hanging cardboard Christmas tree. His advantage? You can use it again and again every year.

Here comes a clever idea: you can also make a Christmas tree using a stencil

Wall decals are a simple, easily removable solution. Use small hooks, tape, and hang balls and stockings on the wall.

When decorating your house, pay a lot of attention to the children’s room, because the little ones look forward to the coming party the most. So in their room you can make a tree out of a baby mobile and hang it up. Your effort will be paid for immediately. They put happy smiles on your children’s faces.

Here’s another unusual idea – you can use watercolors, acrylic and colored pencils to paint this Christmas tree on a large piece of paper. Your children can also take part.

And finally, we want to present you with a completely “green” idea. You can shape your boxwood plants in pots like small Christmas trees and give them away as gifts. And do you have something else in mind – any other shape would also be suitable!

Armed with these or other decoration ideas you would definitely have a Merry Christmas! We wish you that!