MUST SEE !! 3 NEW Rustic Christmas Trees~DIY DOLLAR TREE wood trees

welcome to coffee and craft, my name is Lori and this is my 2022 holiday series. If you love thrift makeovers and home decor on a budget, I hope you'll join my DIY family to discover some fresh new ideas for your home this Christmas today. I have three high-end

rustic

Christmas

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DIYs using

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en

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s from Dollar Tree, so grab a coffee or your favorite beverage and let's get started overseas. I have a

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en tree from Dollar Tree and a piece of craft paper from Michaels that I will glue together. the tree to the paper using a glue stick I will cut the paper around the tree and use my knife to cut closer to the edge to remove excess paper I will sand the edges for a cleaner, smoother look I will cut some tape from the Dollar Tree and some that I had on hand to decorate the tree I will stick the pieces of ribbon on the tree to make it look like Garland it's time to have some coffee in my favorite mug mom knows a lot Grandma knows everything I love that saying my daughter gave me this mug last Christmas I will cut the ends of the ribbon to the edge of the tree.

It had some wooden buttons. I will paint them with vintage Waverly wax wiping off the excess and then glue the buttons onto the ribbon Hello everyone thank you so much for joining me today if you are new to my channel welcome my name is Lori and if you come back thank you so much for coming back if you still They haven't subscribed to my channel. Please take a moment to consider and click the subscribe button and the notification bell so you will be notified when I upload new videos and if you can give me a thumbs up by clicking the like button this really helps my channel continues to grow and improve.

Recognize and leave me a comment Below about which DIY you like the most or just to say hello. I'm going to paint the edges of the tree with a dry brush to cover the white of the paper and I'll paint a little with a dry brush. the top of the tree to give it an old and

rustic

look, oh my Christmas memories. I'm going to cut strips from the tree top and ribbon from the Dollar Tree and some I had on hand to make a messy bun. We woke up in the morning. I'll be singing All The Melodies until the sun comes up.

I will crisscross the pieces of ribbon without any particular pattern. I will use the zip tie to connect the ribbon in the center to form the bow. I'll glue a piece of bird's lap. around the bridle to cover it, isn't that how our Christmas keepsake is supposed to be? I will glue the messy bow to the top of the tree and glue a button to the center of the bow. I'm going to cut out the bottom of my ribbon. I'm going to fold the ribbon and cut it slanted at the bottom and this will make them look like fish tails.

Represent the tree with a small wooden board. I'll cut a piece of tape for the top and stick the end to the back of the wood, you just have me. I will use gorilla glue to glue another piece of wood the same size to cover the ends of the ribbon and this will give the holder a more sophisticated look. I'll put some clamps on the wood until the glue dries. I will glue a spinning block on top of the ribbon, then glue the tree to the spinning block to help the tree stand on its own, and glue a spinning block. on the front of the ugly reindeer tree Dollar Tree moss on the stand to cover the blocks and give it a more finished, high-end look.

Thanks, I'll stick on mini pine cones and sticks from the Dollar Tree. the stand to give it a more rustic outdoor look and to finish this DIY, I have a package of mini ornaments from Walmart from last year. I'll use the Merry Christmas sign, glue it to the stand and add some reindeer moss to the front. I'll make a mini bow out of yarn and stick it on the Merry Christmas sign. The Christmas tree has an antique look and will give a table or shelf a warm outdoor feel that will complement any type of decor. I love how this one turned out.

Let me know in the comments what you think of the Dollar Tree foreign tree. I'll stain the tree with Wavefully's Antique Wax and wipe off the excess now that we're back here once again. Holidays and greetings. I have a different wood tree. that I had on hand and a piece of craft paper for Hobby Lobby. I'll put Modge Podge on the tree and place it on the paper. I'll use a knife to cut around the tree and remove any excess paper and then sand the edges for a smooth, cleaner look. I have a metal tree from last year's Christmas stash.

I'm going to use E6000 and hot block glue to glue it to the back of the metal and give it the strength it needs to stay in place. I made one of These

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are found last year in one of my videos, they turned out very pretty and it was one of the best videos I saw. If you haven't seen the video, I'll leave a link in the description box below so you can watch it. I wanted to do another one this year, just a little different, I understand it's going down. I always like to have a good finish with my crafts, so I'll stain the blocks with antique wax if you're looking to the side when it's all finished.

You can see the blocks falling, so this will help mix them up. I use E6000 and hot glue to attach the metal tree to the stained tree. I'll glue the other tree to the back of the wood stain tree peeking out the side. I found a wooden stand in my craft stash. This will be perfect for the

trees

. I will put hot glue inside the slot and place the trees inside the slot. I will glue blocks to the back to help support the trees I used. seven rotating blocks to balance the rear with the front, come on.

I'm going to glue some reindeer moss from the Dollar Tree to the stand under the trees to give it a finished look, thanks, and to finish this DIY, I'm going to stain a wooden star with Waverly's Antique Wax and stick it to the sheet music tree on the top. This triple tree stand will look beautiful on my shelf this Christmas. I love the end result and it took some time and effort to make it look tall. -Finish the rustic outdoor look. I think I'll add some fairy lights behind the metal tree to illuminate it. Let me know in the comments what you think is strange.

I have an 8 by 10 frame from the Dollar Tree that I will be removing. the back and glass I will paint the frame with Waverly white chalk paint when the frame dries I will dry paint Waverly's antique wax to give it a rustic look I have a piece of Christmas fabric from Walmart that has the words peace Joy hope Happy Christmas and family. I'm going to place the fabric on the glass and turn it over. I will paint Modge Podge on the glass and then fold the fabric over to seal the fabric to the glass. I will place the fabric glass in the frame and attach the back pushing down on the clips to hold it in place.

I have two square wooden blocks. I'll paint them with white chalk paint and then apply antique wax with a dry brush. To match the frame, I will glue the pegs to the frame at the top and bottom with E6000 and hot glue. Dollar Tree Everwood Tree. I'll stain it with Waverly's Antique Wax and wipe off the excess. I'm on my way I have some twine from the Dollar Tree I'm going to glue it to the back and I'm going to wrap it around the Christmas tree a few times I'm going to glue the tree on the side of the always outside frame I'm going to make a bow for the top of the tree with a tape from the Dollar Tree, that's what we do, we'll be relaxing and having a good time.

I will glue the bow to the top of the tree and add a button in the middle of the bow I decided to paint some white chalk paint on the ends of the tree to make it look like there was snow on top and some on the top of the tree and it was then when this DIY went downhill. I should have stopped when I was painting the ends of the tree. tree when I started painting on the top to give it a look with some white snow on the top it didn't turn out that it didn't look good so I ended up painting the whole tree with white chalk paint which even looked worse so I applied dry semantic wax on top to try to blend it to look like the frame and that was even more of a nightmare.

I kept painting and it got worse and worse so I finally stopped and looked at it. Not going back and redoing it, the whole tree was already glued to the frame and so was everything else and I just had to accept it and make the best of the mess I made, so I glued some stained wood buttons to the tree to give it shape. of help and that maybe rules out how bad it looks looking back at the video, it looked fine as it was so I learned my lesson, don't do it again, this DIY wasn't my best but it's part of the elaboration, acceptance and learning.

To love what you do too, it's growing on me now and will be a nice addition to my kitchen shelf and with the shiplap on the bottom it will still give it that beautiful rustic farmhouse Christmas look and then maybe no one will notice. tree mess I hope I have inspired you today with some new ideas for your Christmas decorating this year. I want to thank you again for spending some time with me. I hope to see you in my next video, so until then have a beautiful day and goodbye for now foreigner