Christmas Trees and More
Christmas Tree Fun
A collection of Christmas crafts, decorations and recipes.
Attack of the Mutant Artificial Trees
Save the world from fake trees.
Cute decoration for place settings.
How many days before Christmas.
A myriad of Christmas crafts from Martha Stewart.
Lots of great decorating ideas.
Display the season's cards and photos by tucking them into this fleece-covered tree you can keep on a tabletop or hang on a wall.
Want a special way to deliver a holiday present?
Sing "O Christmas Tree" with words.
Learn how to take a photograph of your lighted Christmas tree.
Kids can help fold these tree.
Kids will get a real kick out of decorating these little evergreens -- the mini bulbs come alight when you punch holes in the outer layers, revealing the colored paper sandwiched between them. Very easy-to-make paper tree. A classroom can do this.This felt Christmas tree serves as a visual record of your family's growth from year to year. After measuring in, kids can print their heights on felt ornaments and add them to the tree.
Studded with lollipop lights, this tabletop tree is a sweet alternative to a holiday candy dish.
Trees look great on a windowsill or mantle.
Light up the night with a frosty tree wrapped in twinkling Christmas lights.
Making Simple Christmas Tree Crafts
Print, color and cut out this card to send to a friend.
Merry Christmas Tree Wallpaper
Set this Christmas tree as wallpaper to dress up your computer for the holidays.
Oregon Family Christmas Trees Coloring & Storybook
Add a festive touch to your holiday table with this tiny tree centerpiece.
With green mint boughs and sour ball lights, this tabletop tree is a treat for kids to decorate -- and for holiday guests, who can harvest goodies from its branches.
Spruce up a table top with this mini tree.
These elegant trees are so versatile -- you can make them in a variety of sizes. Santa's Secret Village @ Northpole.com
Visit Santa's Secret Village.
This charming greeting arrives flat but easily transforms into a festive, 3-D holiday decoration, so it's a great gift as well.
Click on an ornament to hear a Christmas carol.
This miniature Christmas tree is just right for decorating a child's dresser or nightstand.
A tree cutter has been asked to collect all nine trees, but only by walking in four straight lines. Print out the trees and use a pencil to trace the tree cutter's route.
Made from trinkets and doodads, this festive tabletop decoration makes a great conversation piece for holiday guests.
"Hang" out with your kids this season while making a whimsical, twirling tree that adds holiday cheer wherever it's hung.
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