Paper Roll Christmas Tree Craft

Need another Christmas tree for the house? Why not make a paper craft and let the kids decorate it to their liking. Glitter, ribbon, and pom poms are all fair game!

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Today we are going to share with you another festive craft project (do you really have enough Christmas craft ideas?). This time we are going to make a glittery Christmas tree!

Paper Roll Christmas Tree Crafts

paper rolls (tissue rolls, toilet paper rolls, craft paper rolls)
green and brown craft paint
colorful glitter (biodegradable)
modge podge glue or white school glue
gold elastic band
sequin ball
many different decorations, really
paint brush
low temperature glue gun
drag

Cut your paper towel roll into five pieces, starting at 4 inches and each piece getting smaller as you cut.

Paint four of the smallest ones green and one brown and let dry.

Use hot glue to stick the pieces together by arranging them from largest to smallest and keeping the brown piece on the bottom.

Brush a thin layer of mod podge or glue onto the front of the tree and sprinkle with glitter. Now cut and glue the glitter elastic in sections at an angle starting from the bottom left corner and sticking it to the top. Now hot glue sequin balls (or any other small decorations you can think of) all over the tree.

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