Make This Super Budget Savvy Christmas Tree Collar To Elevate Any Tree & Theme
There is nothing jollier than budget savvy Christmas decor y’all!
Especially the DIY kind that doesn’t cost a thing.
After I put up my tree this year I decided it was time to add a cute Christmas tree collar. So naturally I did a little online shopping & found out they are like kinda expensive y’all!
So naturally I checked my supplies & decided to whip up my own DIY version.
The best part is it cost me $0 to make!
This year we also participated in a fun Christmas tree blog hop so be sure to check out the other amazing Christmas tree ideas linked at the bottom!
Supplies:
- Cardboard Box
- Spray Paint
- Twine
- Hot Glue
- Box Cutter
Procedure:
- Start by deciding how tall you want your collar to be, then, measure & mark the cardboard box. I went with 1ft.
2. Next use a sharp box cutter to cut along the line. You will have to press firmly to cut all the way through.
3. After the box/collar is cut out I added twine around the bottom using hot glue. This is going to give the collar a galvanized line look.
4. After the twine is attached to all four sides, I sprayed the cardboard box with Rust-oleum Galvanized spray paint.
That’s it y’all! Literally the easiest & most budget savvy Christmas tree collar ever!
The new Christmas Tree collar really elevated my decor & now I don’t have to see that ugly metal stand!
Don’t forget to check out the other Christmas Tree ideas below!
Welcome To The Fourth Annual Christmas Tree Decor Blog Hop
Be sure to visit all the participating bloggers below for gorgeous holiday decorating ideas for your Christmas tree.
Our Crafty Mom // Sustain My Craft Habit // Red Cottage Chronicles // Celebrate and Decorate
Jenron Designs // 2 Bees In A Pod // Virginia Sweet Pea // From House To Home
Tribe of Burton // Across the Boulevard // Intelligent Domestications // Simply Beautiful By Angela
Modern on Monticello // Redneck Rhapsody // Purple Hues and Me // My PinterventuresZucchini Sisters // One Thousand Oaks // Raggedy Bits // Southern Yankee DIY
My Sweet Home Living // Pretty DIY Home // Michelle James Designs // Daily DIY Life
Happily Ever After, etc. // Kippi at Home // Simple Nature Decor // Design Morsels On Sat, Nov 21, 2020 at 4:34 PM Michelle James
Welcome To The Fourth Annual Christmas Tree Decor Blog Hop
Be sure to visit all the participating bloggers below for gorgeous holiday decorating ideas for your Christmas tree. Our Crafty Mom // Sustain My Craft Habit // Red Cottage Chronicles // Celebrate and Decorate
Jenron Designs // 2 Bees In A Pod // Virginia Sweet Pea // From House To Home
Tribe of Burton // Across the Boulevard // Intelligent Domestications // Simply Beautiful By Angela
Modern on Monticello // Redneck Rhapsody // Purple Hues and Me // My Pinterventures
Zucchini Sisters // One Thousand Oaks // Raggedy Bits // Southern Yankee DIY
My Sweet Home Living // Pretty DIY Home // Michelle James Designs // Daily DIY Life
Happily Ever After, etc. // Kippi at Home // Simple Nature Decor // Design Morsels
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You are so clever to think to make a Christmas tree collar using a cardboard box! It looks great under your tree.
WOW what a thrifty idea I would have never in million years thought to do this and it is brillant! Pinning this perfection for later!
I love that you made this out of cardboard. That is such a good idea. Such a great thing for this year when we are all watching our pennies. I will definitely try this next year. I’m happy to discover you blog. I’m anxious to try the air fryer donuts. I’ve never seen those before.
I did something similar for beneath my tree this year. With no guests coming for the holiday, there are no gifts on the tree skirt, so I needed something, too! Your faux metal is perfect!
Lia, I can’t believe you made that beautiful tree collar from cardboard! It’s so pretty and looks great with your tree. Thank you for sharing!
This is awesome, Lia! You are after my own heart! I’ve been wanting to make a tree collar out of cardboard and you’ve mastered it! Great job! Thanks!
Such a cute idea! I love tree collars and yours looks amazing… I love a good DIY!
I love a good upcycling project! This is such a great idea, I would never have guessed you used a cardboard box to make it. Well done!
Lia, those tree collars are crazy expensive. You are so clever to make your own for free! You’d never know that is cardboard. Thanks for the inspiration!
This is perfect and it looks amazing with your tree! I love that you just made your own. They are really expensive! Merry Christmas!