Doily Christmas Tree Craft

If you are looking for the cutest Christmas crafts to do with your kids (preschool and kindergarten) then this tablecloth Christmas tree craft is definitely a great choice.

Very easy to make and guaranteed to work, not to mention using a lot of scrap materials.

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Tis the season for Christmas crafts! This festive lace craft is easy enough for all ages to make and beautiful enough for everyone! You can use green or white lace for a more elegant look or even combine both if you want to make a snowy tree.

Young children can make this craft by cutting out pieces of lace fabric, while older children with better folding skills can fold this craft from a piece of lace fabric without cutting, which will give this craft more volume and texture.

You can make this craft to display on your wall or use to make a beautiful Christmas card.

How to make Christmas tree decorations

What you need

a green or white tablecloth
brown paper
construction paper for background (we used black)
Decorations – gold or glitter stars, buttons, tassels, shredded ribbon, paper….
glue
drag

Step by step instructions

Cut a rectangle (tree trunk) out of brown paper and glue it onto the background paper.

Take a piece of lace fabric and fold it into a “tree” shape (see below).

This can be a little difficult for younger children, so if working with preschoolers you can ask them to cut triangles out of a tablecloth.

Apply glue to the lace fabric…

…and glue it to the paper base.

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