Spruce paper templates for cutting. Christmas tree made of paper strips on a cardboard roll

With the onset of November, Christmas trees take their places on window sills, desks and in shop windows, forest beauties proudly display festive illumination and Christmas tree decorations in city squares to others. Making a small semblance of a New Year's tree is not at all difficult. We have collected some interesting ideas for you.

When it's not a problem. And the Christmas tree!

Making Christmas trees from paper tubes is quite a fun activity that children will love. The main thing is to pre-prepare tubes of colored paper. The tubes should be of different lengths, but of the same thickness. Glued onto a flat surface in the shape of a Christmas tree, they will become a cute and unusual gift.

Christmas trees from the forest? No, from a cone!

The easiest way to create a New Year's craft with your own hands is to make a Christmas tree from a paper cone. The materials and procedure are so simple that they are accessible to both employees and employees with a busy work schedule.

It doesn’t matter what will serve as the basis for making cones: white, colored, craft or crepe paper. It doesn’t matter what serves as decor: rhinestones, beads, push pins or circles of colored paper. The main thing is that the result will always be the same: cute hand-made things that will easily become the basis of the most stylish New Year's composition.

Making master class:

1. Cut a circle out of paper and cut it in half.
2. Roll the paper semicircle into a cone and fasten it with glue, a stapler, tape or a regular paper clip.
3. Attach decorative elements to the surface of the cone. Glue rhinestones; In rows, starting from the bottom, stick white or colored paper circles; insert curly pushpins.

Using circles of different sizes or from colored paper of different shades, you can create several crafts in the same style.

Curvy shapes are beautiful!

Volumetric paper Christmas trees will help you decorate your workplace or give a small souvenir to your colleagues. Schemes for creating New Year's ones offer several options for the paper embodiment of the evergreen beauty. Such a voluminous Christmas tree, complemented with decorative stars, will certainly look not like a modest souvenir from colleagues, but rather like an unusual designer item.

New Year's quilling

Masters of creating paper masterpieces using the quilling technique will also be able to delight others with festive crafts. Even when creating gifts for a large family, you can be smart and present everyone with an original surprise, never repeating it. Using the quilling technique you can create a variety of crafts:

• large volumetric panels made of many elements;
• small decorative figures that will perfectly complement gift wrapping or become an element;
• unusual New Year's pendants;
• tabletop 3d figurines;
• Christmas decorations;

Fir trees, dense forest...

New Year 2019 will be remembered by both adults and children if you complement the festive table setting with original cards with the names of the guests.

In order to make these simple paper Christmas trees you will need:

1. From thick paper of suitable colors, cut out an even number of triangles - future Christmas trees.
2. Secure a wooden toothpick or skewer to the wrong side of the triangle with tape. If you use double-sided tape and glue a small strip of it on the wrong side of the triangle, the Christmas tree will turn out double-sided. In this case, it will look beautiful not only for its owner, but also for his neighbors on the table.
3. Insert a stick with a paper triangle into a chocolate candy in foil of a suitable color.
4. Write the name of the guest on the Christmas tree (or on a white strip glued to the top) and place the figurine in the middle of the plate.

COLORFUL ENVIRONMENT

For a simple and interesting craft, you will need several circles of different sizes and colors. Each circle needs to be folded in the same way as paper is folded to cut out a snowflake. Afterwards, the circles can be slightly straightened and strung onto a vertically mounted skewer (bamboo stick), fixed at the base for stability.

Made from cardboard doesn't mean ugly

Rare and special materials are not always required to create a beautiful craft. Packaging cardboard will be a wonderful base for colorful creations. A simple Christmas tree made of cardboard with candies pasted on can pleasantly surprise you with its beauty!

Cardboard crafts, decorated by children to their taste, will be a wonderful New Year's gift that can be prepared together in kindergarten.

The symbol of the New Year 2019, made from ordinary packaging cardboard, will look very stylish if you make holes in it using New Year-themed shaped hole punches.

Christmas trees made of corrugated paper

A Christmas tree made from special paper for scrapbooking looks original. If it was not possible to purchase such material, ordinary thick colored paper will successfully replace it.

To create a three-dimensional paper figurine you will need:

1. Connect two adjacent corners of a square of corrugated paper and glue the sides of the square touching in this way. The result should be a corrugated semicircle. If special paper is not available, you can use regular paper (colored if desired) and fold the square of paper yourself into an accordion shape.
2. Fasten two paper semicircles together with glue.
3. Make circles of different sizes of the same or different colors.
4. Thread the circles onto a reinforced skewer.
5. Decorate the top with a large bead or star.

Lesson for literati

Even in the era of electronic “readers” and audio books, most people are sensitive to books made of paper. However, not all books are worthy of taking up space in family libraries. And, if not everyone raises their hand to throw them away, then everyone can have a hand in transforming them into a holiday craft.

Elki-vytynanka

Perhaps there is nothing more elegant than a neatly cut out paper Christmas tree. It seems to be woven from thin lace, filled with air and fragility. It is easy to make using a stencil. Such a tree will certainly become a source of admiration and pride.

Here are some of the templates. You can download other stencils.

Crafts based on templates

Ready-made templates will help you prepare a lot of New Year’s beauties as mini-gifts without spending a lot of time. It is enough to print the suitable material on paper, and then cut and glue the figures according to the instructions on the diagrams.

In addition to the main Christmas tree in the living room, which is large and richly decorated, you can make a Christmas tree for each room with your own hands. Our master class is devoted to how to make it out of paper. But first, let's look at which paper Christmas trees are popular. They can be flat (on a wall, a postcard, a gift box) or three-dimensional (a cone, a “book”).

A very convenient material for making a cone-based Christmas tree is corrugated paper. The cone can be made from cardboard, thick paper, or buy a plastic blank. Strips of corrugated paper are glued onto the cone in a circle or spiral from bottom to top.

Using another technique, individual petals are made from corrugated paper. Both the stripes and petals can be made in one color, or you can take several similar shades, then the tree will turn out more picturesque, more natural.

You can make your Christmas tree-cone unusual by using not green, but, for example, pink corrugated paper.

You can decorate it with sparkles, sequins, buttons, bows. Or collect beads on a string and hang them on the Christmas tree, or you can just let her wear her beads.

Instead of corrugated paper to make Christmas tree needles, you can use ribbons, fabric, and lace.

You can corrugate the paper by making small or large folds on the sheet and gluing the parts to the cone.

A bottle of champagne can serve as a cone, and instead of toys, candies are woven into paper needles. This bottle can be both a table decoration and a gift.

There is even an origami technique, where the sheet is folded many times, resulting in very neat geometric models.

The most realistic spruce branches are obtained when cuts are made on strips of corrugated paper, needles are twisted, and the paper is wound on wire. Small branches are then collected into larger branches.

Flat paper Christmas trees

Corrugated paper can not only be glued to a cone. It can be mounted directly on the wall, which is very convenient if you have limited space. A Christmas tree on the wall can be made from anything, just maintain a triangular shape and tiering. Thanks to the simple shape of the Christmas tree, it can be made up of any objects and materials: from paper stickers to shelves hung in the shape of a Christmas tree.

Christmas tree made of paper

There is another way to make a three-dimensional Christmas tree, without using a cone at the base. If you make 2 or more identical parts of a whole Christmas tree out of paper, stitch them along the vertical axis and lay them out like a book, you can get a very impressive tree.

We suggest making just such a Christmas tree. If you choose a carved stencil, it will become as elegant as lace.

Before making a Christmas tree out of paper, we will collect all the necessary materials and tools. The materials we will need are: a stencil pattern, watercolor paper and gouache. The thicker the paper, the better the tree will keep its shape after painting. Watercolor paper is designed for strong wetting; the water contained in the paint will not warp it, but printer paper and drawing paper will not work.

You will also need tools: a sharp paper knife, paper clips, 2 brushes, a dish sponge, a needle and thread. Choose a stationery knife with break-off blades or a small construction knife. We will paint the Christmas tree with a large brush or sponge, and with a small brush we will draw stars and the top of its head.

First we print the stencil. Take 2 sheets of watercolor paper and put a stencil on them, securing them with paper clips along the edges.

It is important that the sheets do not move when cutting. Place many layers of newspaper under the bottom; it is easier to cut on a soft surface and you will not damage the table.

Cutting openwork blanks is the longest and most difficult stage. When it's finished, the most enjoyable creative part comes.

Now the parts need to be sewn. First, you can take a thicker needle and, like an awl, make punctures along the stitching line at a distance of 0.5 cm from each other. Then sew along these punctures and hide the threads.

It's time to start painting the Christmas tree with green gouache. Gouache is good because, like all water-soluble paints, it dries quickly, lays down in a dense opaque layer, covering all previous layers, and it produces a bright matte surface.

After the green paint has dried, which will happen within an hour, you can begin painting the details of the Christmas tree. Our stencil is very convenient in this regard. The stars are well cut and painting them is not difficult. I had silver, yellow and red paints. Instead of silver, white gouache with a drop of blue or red will work well. Snow will be bright white, so it is better not to use it so that the details do not merge.

All that remains is to revive the Christmas tree with snow - drops of white gouache. We spray them evenly with a large hard brush or broom, preferably in the center. There is no need to try too hard to do it carefully, the snow will blow as it pleases.

So we learned how to make a Christmas tree out of paper. This method is low-cost and fast, which means it is possible to make a lot of Christmas trees using watercolor paper and gouache. Many of your friends will love this Christmas tree as a gift, because it can be placed on a New Year's table or windowsill. You can make this Christmas tree flat from one piece. Then it’s good to hang it on a wall, window, glass door.

Simple paper Christmas trees

If you need a very simple way to make a Christmas tree out of paper, it is better to immediately take colored sheets. If the tree is without a frame, then thick sheets are needed: cardboard or thick colored printer paper.

If the tree has a book structure, it would be better to use PVA glue, and make New Year’s toys on it from colored plasticine balls or cut from self-adhesive paper.

Quickly make Christmas trees from corrugated circles of various diameters.

Such stylish minimalist models especially benefit from their laconicism when they are made in small sizes and one color.

Hello!

Today, on the eve of the New Year, I would like to offer you another wonderful craft that we will make from paper. This is a voluminous Christmas tree that you can easily make with your own hands right now. Because you will have everything you need, these are diagrams and the necessary templates. The forest beauty will turn out lush and fluffy.

Well, if you want to do a more complicated job, you can take a look, there we created products from various available materials, and even made a stomp.

Don't forget to decorate your apartment with others.

Well, let's start looking at and choosing the works we like and roll up our sleeves to create and surprise everyone. I wish everyone good luck and patience.

You always want to make this kind of decoration yourself, because it will look original and at the same time beautiful. All you need is a piece of paper from which you can easily create a stunning Christmas tree craft.

In addition, such work can captivate your child and he will be happy to sit and bother. Well, take a white sheet or perhaps a green sheet, but then double-sided. Bend it in half with its short side. And draw a Christmas tree symbol. Here are examples of templates that you can use.

Then start cutting along the lines, and then make cuts and fold them as shown in these pictures. You need to make the blank in triplicate, and then glue them together. It will come out stylish and very delicate, but also, of course, voluminous, which will undoubtedly please everyone.

The next option is no less interesting and charming in its simplicity. Take these stencils and print them on a printer, and then you will receive the work in the form of a PO.

Where you see the main outline, take it and cut it out with scissors, but in the recesses, make only notches so that you can then turn it out, as shown in the photo. Two blanks of the same shape are then glued to each other.

And if you want to really surprise or amaze everyone, then make a whole composition, that is, a forest beauty, and not just one, but with a fawn.

And one more version of a 3D craft, which I propose to cut out on a simple landscape or office sheet, and then paint with gouache paints to make a real masterpiece.

You can use a can of glow-in-the-dark spray paint to create a shimmering effect.

Look with what zeal and desire the child does such work.

And this is what we have in the end. The beauty is indescribable.

The next option is also quite interesting, the Christmas tree is made from green paper in the form of loops, read these instructions and create with me. This year we made such a charm with my son. It turned out great.

Well, if you still have any questions, then I will be happy to share with you this video, which shows this master class.

Christmas tree using origami technique (simple diagram for children with description)

I think that in childhood everyone was fond of such an activity as origami. All because, it would seem, from an ordinary sheet of paper, an amazing result emerges. Preparing for this article, I didn’t even suspect that such a decoration as a Christmas tree can also be made using this technique. Imagine, this is what I was lucky enough to find.

Any old book without thick binding or a notebook will do. And the sequence of folding actions will be like this. Fold all the pages of the book from the left corner to the middle.

And then make a bag, that is, another fold.

Cut off all excess, do it carefully and efficiently, take your time.

Then unfold the product on the table and sprinkle with tinsel or glitter.

If you decide to make the work a little more complicated, for example, if your children are already going to school, then you can invite them to create such a forest beauty.

The following work is done during labor lessons in elementary school or classes are held in kindergarten. The description and all folding steps are presented in this illustration. Let's get down to business.

If you love modular origami and are proficient in this technique, then make a souvenir like this.

How to make a three-dimensional Christmas tree from corrugated paper for the New Year

We will need:

• cardboard or thick paper
• green corrugated paper
• any glue
• scissors;
• bows, red paper, beads
  

Stages:

1. Make a cone from ordinary cardboard, then cover it with corrugated paper.

2. Now all that remains is to build twigs, like needles, for the future product. To do this, cut the corrugated paper into strips, cut the edges to make a fringe and twist each onto a wooden stick into a bobbin. The result will be something resembling a flower.

3. And glue the blanks to the cone using the trimming method. For a spruce tree 15 cm high, you will need 120 small blanks in the form of lush flowers. You can take a ready-made bow for decoration, or make it yourself from the same corrugated paper. Also use cotton wool with glitter, this will give the tree a chic and elegant look.

The next option is no less intriguing, as if the Christmas tree was made in a spiral, also based on an ordinary paper cone.

Make a base for the tree to create the following. Use glue, scissors and thick paper or cardboard.

2. Take corrugated paper 18 cm wide, but the length should be about 2 m. Fold the strip in half with the long side. Apply glue from the edge, leaving a gap of 1 cm.

3. And start pulling it a little to make a skirt.

4. Wrap the product with such a prepared strip, drip glue here and there so that everything sticks tightly.

Wind it only in a spiral to make the work voluminous.

Here's another wonderful option.

Forest beauty made of colored paper and cardboard

The next beauty will be made of colored cardboard, but make the decorations from colored paper. The Christmas tree is folded using such a simple technique that in a couple of minutes you will create this magnificent gift or souvenir that can be stored on the shelf for a long time.

You will need three blanks in the form of semicircles of different diameters, on which you can make a fringe like this. Then roll and glue each sample to form a cone. Then put a little less on top of the largest cone and then smaller ones.

There is another option, which is made from one paper cone and pasted over with circles. He looks wonderful, you can’t take your eyes off him.

By the way, I found a similar work in this story, who needs it, go for it. There the author came up with the idea of ​​​​making mugs using one little thing, in general, see for yourself.

In addition, you can still fold the Christmas tree in this way, using circles as a base, and use wooden caps instead of a stand.

If you have wrapping paper lying around, roll it into a ball, trim the edges so that they become round at the base and decorate.

Moreover, you can make a huge craft in this way by gluing together several sheets of cardboard.

Then decorate the cone with packaging and glue the edges to the base.

Trim off everything you don't need and decorate with stars or balls.

Now let's do the craft using cardboard, which we will fold.

To create such a product, print out this stencil.

Then place it on cardboard, trace the stencil, and cut it out. And fold the workpiece in half. Make 8 of these products.

Go through the edges of each Christmas tree with a hole punch, and then, where the middle is, go along the fold line that you made before with double-sided tape.

Now all that remains is to sew the edges where the holes are.

Apply glitter or artificial snow from an aerosol and attach a star to the top.

Next job, take a cardboard base and stick a stick into it and secure it with glue. And then cut out circles of different sizes from old postcards and stick them on a stick.

Something similar can also be made from candy wrappers or just newspaper or magazine sheets.

Or you can create a souvenir from children's palms. It looks good too, especially since schoolchildren or preschoolers are always happy to do such work.

By the way, here is another idea from a newspaper or magazine.

Can you make a green tree out of an accordion? Fold a salad-colored office leaf into an accordion shape and use a hole punch to pierce the center. Insert a stick into the resulting hole.

Among other things, I saw such a lovely composition on the Internet.

Whoever is good at anything, there are so many ideas, take them and do them, friends.

A simple toy can even be made from ordinary ribbons, which you cut, then fold into a snake and connect.

Here are a couple more ideas, write your suggestions or corrections on how and what else you make such cute Christmas trees from.

Even from notes for writing, they managed to create a real masterpiece.

For kindergarten children, this kind of work is suitable: take thick cardboard and cut it in the shape of a triangle. A base will come out, onto which you ask the child to stick stripes.

Well, in conclusion to this chapter, here is another invention, this is a quilling-style Christmas tree.

Master class on making a New Year tree from napkins

It turns out that you can also quickly build a Christmas tree from ordinary napkins, and if you get creative with the colors, it will turn out absolutely unique.

Such a masterpiece is made in this way: circles are drawn on a napkin, and then the middle of each figure is connected with a stapler. Then cut along the contours of the workpiece.

And right towards the middle, start crumpling the edges, lifting them up. To make a flower. And then glue it to the conical base, which you made in advance. You can even arrange it in the form of a topiary. Now decide for yourself.

In more detail, if you are interested in this work, you can also use these step-by-step instructions in pictures:

Christmas tree stencils for cutting and printing

For those who love masterpieces in the style of vytynanka, they will take these stencils as a basis. Using a regular stationery knife, cut out the Christmas tree, or you can take a special tool that the masters of this craft have.

Cut two blanks at once, cut a strip on top of one, and cut a strip on the bottom of the other.

Here are a couple more ideas about what beauty can appear, see for yourself. Delicate and white forest beauties that are so attractive.

Take a leaf and crumple it in half, draw patterns and the outline of the spruce. Cut out all the parts with a cutter.

Take your time, this work does not require fuss.

You can print the template without folding it and draw the tree yourself. Don't forget to also leave gaps of paper at the bottom so that you can roll and glue them later.

That's what I mean. As soon as you make these two blanks, connect them together.

I suggest you download the stencils right now from my blog:

By the way, you can create a whole composition with a hut. These are known to everyone. Wow, it will be beautiful! Request templates via comments if you like the house.

Volumetric Christmas tree for a New Year's card (step-by-step instructions)

Of course, on New Year's Eve we give everything to each other, and we do it together with the children, and of course. I propose that you also design them unexpectedly, namely, use the origami technique. This can be done using ordinary triangles, which are obtained by folding ordinary squares.

The next work, to complete it you will need two sheets. On one, you print out a Christmas tree and make cuts along the dotted lines, and then glue this blank to the background.

Anyone who doesn’t understand the stages of work in this photo can easily use the video hint.

Another masterpiece, using the same origami technique you will get a cool little thing that you can give to your mother or loved one. Watch the instructions and repeat step by step.

These are the work ideas you can use as a basis.

Paper Christmas tree on the wall

For a long time I couldn’t find a suitable option, but then I finally came across these ideas. It turns out there is nothing difficult in creating such a huge and huge Christmas tree. See it all for yourself and be amazed, because it’s so great when you and your family are together.

Besides everything, I also found an awesome paper beauty that can be glued to any wall.

This decor can be used to decorate any children's room or kindergarten. I was blown away by this idea and am sharing it with you. You need to download the templates (you can request them from me, I send them free of charge to your email address). And voila, let your imagination run wild and color with your children. The file will contain 22 stencils that need to be printed on a large A4 sheet and then decorated.

This is what can happen, go for it. By the way, there are other options for New Year coloring pages for children, go ahead and take note.

That's all, the article has come to an end. I enjoyed sharing everything I found. I hope you were completely delighted after scrolling through this page.

Have a good day and sunny mood everyone. Bye!

Best regards, Ekaterina

The Christmas tree is one of the main attributes of the New Year. Nobody forgets about it: people buy live ones, and rush to decorate them with different outfits - toys and garlands.

Today's Christmas tree does not need to be cut out - it is made with your own hands from paper. The only important thing is to find beautiful cutting patterns that you like.

How to make a Christmas tree out of paper, which can be placed not only in the apartment, but also to decorate the desktop or make a nice gift for family or friends? Very simple.

For creativity you will need:

• thick paper, not cardboard
• stationery knife
• sewing machine
• openwork stencils

How to cut a Christmas tree out of paper and sew it

1. Choose a suitable pattern, that is, a stencil for the Christmas tree. Transfer it to paper or simply print it out. Fold the sheet in half lengthwise.

2. Cut out using a utility knife, first placing a sheet of thick cardboard under the template so as not to cut through the table. You will be able to cut out small parts better and more accurately with a stationery knife than with scissors. For the Christmas tree you will need 2 such blanks.

3. Now fold and sew them together using a machine exactly along the fold.

This is what we got.

4. Tie the ends of the threads into knots and then cut them off with scissors.

5. Now place the tree vertically and straighten it. The result is a stylish white New Year's beauty. You can lightly spray it with glitter spray and even hang small, light toys.

A few more openwork stencil templates to choose from:

New Year is the most fun and children's holiday.
Even adults are not afraid to look funny in red Santa hats and with a bunch of gifts.
What can we say about the kids who, in this joyful chaos, are trying to take part in all the activities!
The main attributes of the New Year are Santa Claus and a Christmas tree.
Traditionally, a large Christmas tree is decorated with toys and tinsel, and round dances are performed around it. What if you make a non-traditional Christmas tree?
A beautiful DIY paper Christmas tree will not claim a central place, but it can decorate a child’s room or become a souvenir gift. Believe me, such a Christmas tree will find its use.
A Christmas tree is made from paper, cardboard, colored and corrugated paper, tinsel and any other available materials.
It’s easy and fun to do: the kids take part in the work with great pleasure.
Two-year-old children, for example, can roll plasticine balls, which later become a toy, or glue a small part to the place indicated by adults.
And the memories of a joint craft will last for several days.
There are at least a dozen ways to make a paper Christmas tree with your own hands, but in any case
you will need:
- Paper (colored, corrugated, thick - whatever)
— Pencil with ruler Glue and stapler
- Scissors
- Sometimes a compass

Model No. 1. Three-dimensional paper Christmas tree

First, the base of the tree is made - a cone. If the tree is planned to be large, the cone is made from whatman paper (it can be replaced with four A4 sheets glued together). Mark the center in the center of the wide side, draw lines from it to the two lower corners, cut it off (don’t forget to leave an allowance for gluing), cut off the semicircular base, glue it, check that it’s level. On this basis - a cone - you can make several different versions of Christmas trees. You can get a large paper tree if you make a large cone, and a small one - on a small cone. And the different methods of making needles will generally be misleading: it may seem that these are different Christmas trees.

The first version of the cone tree

To make the blank cone look like a Christmas tree, we make needles from colored paper. Traditionally, the needles are green, but you can assume that there is snow or frost on the branches - the choice of color is yours. We outline the rectangles: for the lower needles, the width of the rectangle is 7 cm. We make a trapezoid from the rectangle: the upper side is cut off. The wide side is folded into a triangle and fastened with a stapler or glue, the top side is convenient to glue to the cone.

Volumetric needles can be replaced with circles glued to the top. If you cut out circles of different shades of green, the tree will look more original.

The needles are glued in rows, starting from the bottom. To make the tree look beautiful, reduce the size of the needles every three rows. That is, we first draw rectangles 6.5 cm, then 6 cm and 5 cm. We decorate the top of the tree with a small cone, the bottom of which is cut off with triangles. If desired, the Christmas tree is decorated with sparkles. You can use ready-made glitter, or finely chop tinsel. Apply glue to the needles and sprinkle glitter on them.

The second version of the Christmas tree-cone

We build a frame, cut thin short strips from colored paper, and wrap each strip around a pencil. The stripes take on a curled appearance. With a certain skill, you can twist strips of paper with scissors: carefully draw the blade of open scissors from one end of the strip to the other, while simultaneously pulling out the strip. Glue the twisted strips to the cone. You can decorate the Christmas tree with anything: sparkles, bows, balls, stars.

The third version of the Christmas tree-cone

We glue drop needles onto the prepared frame. We make needles from strips of green (or any other) paper, glue their ends together - we get a drop. We glue larger drops at the bottom of the cone, and smaller ones at the top.

The fourth version of the cone tree

Wide strips of paper cut into fringes are glued to the base. Again, the stripes are wider at the bottom (accordingly, the needles are longer), at the top the stripes are narrower. The color of the needles can be any: green will make it natural, multi-colored - decorative. We cut the strips into small “needles”, not cutting to the end of about 1.5-2 cm. After the glue has dried, the needles can be bent upward - carefully draw the blade of the scissors from the base of the needles to the ends. Such a Christmas tree made of corrugated paper will look beautiful.

Model No. 2. Christmas tree made of paper and cardboard

You will need double-sided cardboard. Fold a sheet of cardboard in half and draw the outline of the Christmas tree. We draw exactly the same outline on another sheet. We cut out both contours, then make slits along the axis to the middle: on one Christmas tree at the top, on the other at the bottom. We insert the parts into each other. We decorate with tinsel, balls (glass or paper), sparkles - whatever you like. The photo shows slotted toys.

A similar Christmas tree can be made from colored paper. It will require 4 sheets. Fold each sheet in half and cut out a triangle. We glue the resulting parts together and cut them at an angle with a needle. You need to tighten them before the glue dries.

Model No. 3. Christmas tree made of colored paper

For this model you will need thick paper. It’s easy to do: cut out a triangle, fold it like an accordion, make a through hole into which we insert a stick-rod. To make the Christmas tree stable, a stick can be inserted, for example, into an eraser. This Christmas tree can become a small souvenir or decorate your workplace. She will definitely create a New Year's mood.

Model No. 4. Christmas tree using papercraft technique

The diagram clearly shows how such a Christmas tree is made from paper. You need to cut out several circles of different diameters (the bottom of the tree is from circles of larger diameter, the top is from circles of smaller diameter). Circles are drawn and cut, needles are folded. The finished tiers are strung on a rod. We decorate the Christmas tree with sparkles, beads, foil bows - the imagination is limitless.

Model No. 5. Folding Christmas tree

For such a Christmas tree, several circles of different diameters are cut out. The diameter and number of circles depends on the desired size of the Christmas tree. Fold each circle in half 4 times, unfold and straighten the circles. The trunk of the Christmas tree can be made from an old pencil, a cocktail straw, a wooden stick - all this is wrapped in colored paper, the tip is glued. We cut a small hole in the center of each circle (it should be smaller than the diameter of the trunk to hold it tighter). We string circles in tiers onto the trunk, starting from the bottom. A Christmas tree stand can be made from a wooden spool, cork, a plastic bottle cap, plasticine, or glued together from thick paper.

Model No. 6. Paper origami - Christmas tree

This popular technique can be used to make any figures, including Christmas trees. The video will demonstrate better than any words how a paper Christmas tree is made using the origami technique. We offer two options.


Another beautiful Christmas tree made of paper and made very simply and quickly! We just need to take a sheet of colored paper and scissors. This paper Christmas tree will be a beautiful craft for the holidays.