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Unique Bark Dessert Recipes

CheerUp — Mon, 26 Dec 2016 12:14:48 +0000

Check out this list of the 15 most delicious and intriguing bark recipes we could from all across the Internet!

1. Birthday cake bark

Are you responsible for the treats at a friend or family member’s birthday party, but the party is a surprise and you won’t be able to sneak a whole cake in without being noticed? Make smaller birthday cake flavoured treats instead! On the menu, make sure you include this delicious and super festive looking birthday cake bark from Wine and Glue!

2. S’mores bark

Not all bark desserts look the same! Depending on the ingredients, some barks are a little bumpier and full of goodies than others. This S’mores recipe by Mom Endeavors, for example, is chalk full of graham crackers and marshmallows, all stuck together with drizzled chocolate. It tastes just like real S’mores and has a satisfying crunch!

3. Galaxy bark

Are your kids learning about space in school right now? Have they become as obsessed with Star Wars Rogue One as ours have? Then this galaxy space bark is the perfect snack to make with them! It might look a little weird to people with less adventurous appetites, but we assure you that, because it’s really just made with differently coloured confectioners chocolate and star shaped sprinkles, it’s completely delicious! Life With The Crust Cut Off shows you how to melt the chocolate down and get things swirling to look like the milky way.

4. Mint Oreo bark

Have you made bark of different kinds with your kids before and realized that they like the kind that combines two treats in one place best? That makes complete sense to us! Our favourite bark for combining treats is this one from Wine and Glue that’s made with a blend of fresh tasting mint chocolate and crunchy crushed Oreo cookie pieces.

5. Samoa bark

Some bark recipes are so decadent that they’re practically a whole bar, simply made thinner! We’re huge fans of the way so many great ingredients can be packed into one dessert. Samoa bark is particularly rich and delicious because it includes chocolate, shortbread cookies, caramel, and coconut. Check out these simple steps for combining it all on

Cookies and Cups

6. Pumpkin spice latte bark

Fall is technically over, but that doesn’t mean you can’t still enjoy seasonal flavours leftover from autumn on into the holidays and beyond! The pumpkin spice latte fanaticism, for example, lasts well beyond October and November, and we’re pretty happy about that, but we like to find other ways to enjoy pumpkin spice too. If you’re as obsessed with the flavour as we are, then you simply must check out this pumpkin spice bark recipe on The Kitchen Prep Blog.

7. Easter marshmallow bark

Do you, or perhaps your kids, have an affinity for fun looking novelty foods full of bright colours and contrasting textures or flavours? Then we’re pretty sure you’ll be at least a little bit intrigued by this colourful Easter marshmallow bark idea from Butter With a Side of Bread! As if chocolate dipped marshmallows weren’t enough, this bark is even topped with fun coloured sprinkles.

8. Peanut butter truffle bark

Perhaps when you think of “sweet” treats, your brain goes to a more rich tasting place than the sugary sweetness of marshmallows? We love the combination of chocolate and peanut butter most, if we really think about it. This truffle bark combines those with caramel chips and pecans for the ultimate decadence. Check out how it’s made on The Gunny Sack.

9. Cherry Garcia chocolate bark

In our family, it’s always been a holiday tradition to put a communal box of delicious chocolate cherries under the tree. They’re not from or for anyone specifically, but the entire family eats them as they please over the course of Christmas day. Just because it’s not quite Christmas yet, however, doesn’t mean you have to resist that delicious chocolate cherry taste! Indulging in it also doesn’t mean you have to sneak into that box of chocolates early. Try making and sharing this cherry garcia chocolate bark by Country Cleaver instead!

Cookie dough bark

Have you always loved dipping your spoon into the cookie dough before the cookies are baked, even though everyone says you’re not supposed to? Well, here’s one way to enjoy that great cookie dough taste in a more legitimate way (or we think so, at least)! Wine and Glue essentially suggests just dipping it right in some chocolate and calling it a day.

10. White toasted almond bark with sea salt

The View from Great Island guides you through the process of making a delicious bark that appeals to people with unique tastes in chocolate! If you prefer white chocolate or chocolate with a little bit of salt to balance the sweetness, then this bark recipe is practically made for you. It’s also got almonds, for a little extra flavour and texture!

11. Rolo pretzel bark

Have you always loved the taste of chocolate caramel Rolos but you’ve also always kind of wished they had a little bit of crunch to them? Perhaps you’ve even imagined how good a light salt element would be in there as well. Lucky for us, A Sparkle of Genius has found a delicious way to make all of those candy dreams happen- with this Rolo pretzel bark recipe!

12. Rocky road chocolate bark

Rolos aren’t the only brand name chocolate bar or treat flavour you can mimic at home! We also once had Rocky Road bark at a party and it basically blew our minds. We spent weeks trying to find the right recipe after that and we tried a few but they just weren’t the same. Then, some months later, we stumbled across this recipe from Brown Eyed Baker that was the perfect combination of chocolate, marshmallow, and peanuts and all our problems were solved!

13. Chocolate pomegranate ginger bark

Have you always loved chocolate that contains fruit over most other types of candy bar? We, for example, have always had a soft spot for chocolate with orange, raspberry, or strawberry, but we’d never tried pomegranate in chocolate before until we tried this exact bark recipe by Vanilla Crunch. It’s the perfect blend between rich chocolate and a burst of fruit.

14. Brownie batter bark

As if the idea of chocolate, chocolate chips, and a bit of icing wasn’t good enough, this recipe has actually replaced regular chocolate with brownie batter for an extra fudgy texture and an especially decadent taste. Cookies and Cups shows you how to make the perfect batter and combine it with complementary ingredients and layers that will make your mouth water.

15. Milk chocolate potato chip bark

When it comes to novelty recipes, there are always a few within that category that are even more novelty than others. This recipe from The Kitchen Prep Blog, for example, takes the cake when it comes to bark! It’s sweet and salty, it’s crunchy, and it’s a slightly strange taste combination that you might not think of right away when you first consider bark so, if you ask us, it’s perfect. That’s all because it contains potato chips!

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Amazing Sewing Hacks

CheerUp — Wed, 21 Dec 2016 10:10:24 +0000

One of our favorite tips is #11, a great hack to maintain seam allowance. You’ll also appreciate #7, some great tips on how to keep your iron clean. Go ahead and check out the photos below now to get started.

1. Learn how to create a bias tape template:

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The Best Kitchen Backsplash Ideas

CheerUp — Tue, 17 May 2016 01:23:19 +0000

Check out our favorite ideas, tips, and tricks for designing your kitchen. The Best Kitchen Backsplash Ideas.

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How to Declutter My Closet

CheerUp — Sat, 13 Feb 2016 00:41:44 +0000

1. Flip flop hangers. Shoes are one of the biggest clutterers in any closet. Get them up off the floor by making these easy flip flop hangers! Sure, they work best for sandals, but they’ll hold your flats and slippers too! How to Declutter My Closet. (Photo source: EPBOT)

2. Chain link hangers

If your closet is anything like ours, then you probably have too many hangers to even fit on the rod! Free up some space for other clothes by “stacking” your hangers using an S hook and a chain! You’ll get to hang more hangers but they’ll take up much less space.(Photo source: Instructables)

3. Shoe box drawer organizers

Free up space in your closet by taking better advantage of your drawers and moving some garments there. Folding your shirts into small rectangles and placing them inside shoe boxes, then place the shoe boxes inside your drawer to keep everything neat and contained.(Photo source: I Heart Organizing)

4. Shower ring hangers

Shower rings strung onto hangers are a great solution for storing scarves. Simply slide the scarves through the rings and let them hang! This solution is also great for tank tops (loop the ring through the straps and let them hang) and belts.(Photo source: From the Desk)

5. Closet door shelves

If your closet is big enough, screwing a simple wooden shelving unit to the inside of the door can completely transform your storage! Whether you use them for clothing, shoes, or other objects, those shelves will give you all the extra storage space you need!(Photo source: Ana White)

6. End rods

If your closet is the kind that doesn’t use the space all the way to the ends, there’s a way to fix that! Try putting two tension rods in each end, one at the top and one half way down. You’ll be able to hang two to four extra rows of clothing!(Photo source: 320 Sycamore)

7. Drawer handles

Repurpose the drawer handles from an old dresser to make hangers for small items! Screw them to the wall or the closet door and loop things like scarves, ties, or pairs of tights through them.(Photo source: BHG)

8. Clothes pin tights

Use velcro strips to stick clothing pins in a row along the back of your closet or on the inside of the door. Pin pairs of tights or leggings by the waistband and let them hang to save space!(Photo source: Lana Red)

9. Stacked hanging bras

Using storage bins and drawers isn’t the most space efficient option when it comes to storing your bras. Instead, consider using the blank space inside the closet door to stack hangers and hang your bras vertically!

10. Shelving units

Sometimes a small closet just needs a complete overhaul. Consider whether your clothes, bags, scarves, and shoes might actually fit better on a shelving unit that has a bit of hanging space, rather than wasting hanging space you don’t need. Purchase some simple shelves and mounts and customize the unit according to what you need the most storage space for!(Photo source: BHG)

11. Bags on hooks

Storing your bags on shelves or in baskets works, but it also takes up a lot of room. Using simple S hooks on the curtain rod to hang your bags alongside your clothing frees up space elsewhere in the closet!(Photo source: Real Simple)

12. Repurposed shoe organizers

Hang a shoe organizer on the back of the door and use it for anything you need! The pockets make a great storage solution for scarves, underwear, socks, and small tank tops.

13. Shower hook jeans

Shower curtain rings that have a big hook on top and a small hook at the bottom are perfect for hanging jeans in your closet. They take up less space than hangers and they let the jeans hang at an angle so the fit better side by side. Look the smaller hook at the bottom of each shower ring through the belt loop of the jeans.(Photo source: Trusper)

14. Jewelry frames

Unused wall space in your closer can be maximized too! Try using them to hang jewelry that would otherwise be cluttering the top of your dresser or your bathroom counter. In a large picture frame, place a piece of window screen. Hook dangling earrings through the screen and use paper clips to hook other pieces of jewelry like bracelets and necklaces.

15. Ladder closet

Sometimes, no matter how hard you try, you just need a little extra storage than what your closet offers. If extra hanging space is what you really need, solve the problem by upcycling an old ladder. Paint it a colour you like, build simple angled brackets from wood for support, and screw it horizontally to the wall. The rungs of the ladder give you extra hanging space and large boxes can be easily stored on top!(Photo source: Interiorholic)

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Unique DIY Hanging Planters

CheerUp — Mon, 25 Jan 2016 19:02:09 +0000

1 Easy Hanging Planter. Easy Hanging Planter: Sometimes when you move from one space to another, you realize how much (or how little) you really have of something. I don’t know if it’s because our new house is a very different shape than the last one (long, narrow ranch instead of open concept), but I definitely have more plant stands than places to put them in the house. I’ve got the “plants-on-the-ground” base covered for sure, so… (via A Beautiful Mess)

2 Diamond Hanging Planter

Diamond Hanging Planter: Create these unique Diamond Hanging Planters perfect for small succulents or organizing small objects in a stylish way with a few easy supplies. (via The Crafted Sparrow)

3 Styrofoam Cone Succulent Planters

Styrofoam Cone Succulent Planters: I’m doing some summer entertaining, and instead of focusing on removing weeds from garden beds, I’m taking the crafty way out and drawing peoples eyes upwards, away from the weeds and to my cool hanging planters. This project is designed as a summer display only; it probably doesn’t have longevity,… (via Eryn with a y)

4 Plant Hanger

Plant Hanger (via A Charming Project)

5 Quick Hanging Planter

Quick Hanging Planter: Before leaving for vacation, I was wandering around the house, watering all my plants and thinking how much I felt like my mama. Her yard & home are filled to the brim with flowers & plants – and I always remember her tending to all her plant “babies” before leaving on a trip. And while I’ll (via The Merry Thought)

6 Woven Hanging Planter

Woven Hanging Planter: Weaving seems to be all the rage lately. While simple wall hangings are a great way to show off your weaving skills, there can be more practical ways to ad (via Homedit)

7 Flower Chandelier

Flower Chandelier: Yard Art, adding creative touches to the outdoors and in the Garden using leftover materials, junk and items found at the thrift store (via Rustic and Refined)

8 Succulent Sphere

Succulent Sphere: Punctuate your garden with a Succulent Sphere; make your own globes or orbs planted with Sempervivum & succulents for a unique garden craft; simple to make and plant… (via Drought Smart Plants)

9 Contemporary Indoor Garden

Contemporary Indoor Garden: Dear eclectic trends readers, it’s Mette from monsterscircus. I hope you all enjoying your summer still. Indoor garden is a trend that’s hard to ignore, so today I’m going to share a DIY on how to make a contemporary hanging garden. The macrame is a great way to make hanging plants but with this project you (via Eclectic Trends)

10 Doily and Condiment Jar Hanging Planters

Hanging Mason Jar Planter with Air Plants: Make these pretty DIY hanging mason jar planters with air plants! (via Oh So Very Pretty)

11 Hanging Mason Jar Planter with Air Plants

Leather and Clay Hanging Planter: DIY clay and leather hanging planters (via burkatron)

12 Leather and Clay Hanging Planter

Copper Pipe Hanging Planter: There may be more hanging planter DIYs on the Internet than any other popular craft right now, but there is always a way to take your standard craft up a notch! Why not add oversized, hand-painted, wooden beads and copper pipe accents for a little more fun! Make a trio of coordinating hangers, and enjoy both cleaner air and a cuter house. You’re welcome. Supplies: -three plants inserted directly into… (via A Beautiful Mess)

13 Copper Pipe Hanging Planter

Hanging Copper Planter: hanging copper planter, diy copper planter, diy hanging planter, make your own planter, (via A Bubbly Life)

14 Hanging Copper Planter

Beaded Plant Hanger: See how easy it was to create a DIY Beaded Planter Hanger, just a few supplies and you’re done! (via The Crafted Sparrow)

15 Beaded Plant Hanger

Beaded Plant Hanger: See how easy it was to create a DIY Beaded Planter Hanger, just a few supplies and you’re done! (via The Crafted Sparrow)

16 Geometric Metal Tubing Hanging Planter

Geometric Metal Tubing Hanging Planter: This simple modern planter is the perfect addition to your boring corner or window area. Using metal piping and twine with a few easy steps, hang any bowl (via Homedit)

17 Hanging Baskets

Hanging Baskets (via Babs)

18 Snail Shell Miniature Gardens

Snail Shell Miniature Gardens: Short on gardening space? Check out this mini-tutorial on growing a little garden out of snail shells. (via TreeHugger)

19 Hanging Rain Boot Planters

Hanging Rain Boot Planters (via Dollar Store Crafts)

20 Hanging Planter With Mason Jars

Hanging Planter With Mason Jars (via BloomArtistry)

21 Tire Planter

Tire Planter: DIY Tire Planter Tutorial: wall display and hanging in a tree, outdoor flower planter. (via DIYShowOff)

22 Bucket Planter

Bucket Planter: I’ll start by saying, as a caveat, I’m not actually sure how old this coop is. Hawk Hill was built in the 1920’s and I suspect this coop and the original horse barn were built at the same ti… (via Hawk Hill)

23 Hanging Bag Planters

Hanging Bag Planters: Grow up. Our Hanging Bag Planters are ideal for an apartment terrace, fence, pergola or porch. Made from durable tarpaulin and burlap, they allow air circulation and gradual water drainage. Grommets make it simple to attach to the wall so you can (via West Elm)

24 Wood Pallet Hanging Planter

Wood Pallet Hanging Planter: With summer coming, I am in the mode of getting my outdoor space ready. When Spring and Summer come I am all about flowers, so finding a way to add them to (via Homedit)

25 Old Funnels Planters

Old Funnels Planters (via Hidden Hills Garden)

26 Hanging Shell Planters

Hanging Shell Planters: Shell life. These Hanging Shell Planters are made of resin with woven rope handles that hang easily from the wall. It’s never been simpler to create a living wall indoors. Cast resin shapes in White. Rope hangers. See our go-to g (via West Elm)

27 Vertical Garden

Vertical Garden (via Daily Living Brief)

28 Hanging Planter Made from Motorcycle Fenders

Hanging Planter Made from Motorcycle Fenders: Rust is beautiful, old objects that have been discarded in bygone days can be re-purposed as yard art. One man’s junk is truly another man’s treasure. (via Sherry Hewins)

29 String Garden

String Garden: Your home for all things Design. Home Tours, DIY Project, City Guides, Shopping Guides, Before & Afters and much more (via Design Sponge)

30 Pallet Planter

Pallet Planter: How to Make a Wood Pallet Planter. Dress up your Garden With Junk! Do you hang out behind warehouses? Do you see lots of pallets stacked in piles? Ever wonder what you could do with them? This is my take on a Wood Pallet Planter. Start with Small Terra Cotta Pots, I went with 8, you can (via Redoux)

31 Moss Ball Hanging Plant

Moss Ball Hanging Plant: I love hanging plants but I’ve never been a fan of those plastic or faux ceramic looking planters they come in. Australian company Mister Moss to the rescu (via Design Milk)

32 Rotating Hanging Planter

Rotating Hanging Planter: How to make a DIY hanging planter for around $5. (via northstory)

33 Plastic Fishbowls Hanging Planter

Plastic Fishbowls Hanging Planter: I don’t know exactly what it is, but there’s something about hanging planters that can be so special (and a bit magical). Maybe it’s because you normally see those types of plants stuck on the ground, so when they are floating in midair, it’s like, “Dang plants, you’re up so high!” I can’t help but feel excited for them. Since hanging planters can get pretty expensive, I thought I’d come… (via A Beautiful Mess)

34 Wooden Air Plant Pendant

Wooden Air Plant Pendant: Are you someone who likes to always be surrounded by plants? Why not carry one with you around your neck? This piece of original jewelry is a good introduction into small scale wood bending and mold making. The materials you will need include: Veneer (Make sure it is between 1/26th and 1/40th of an inch thick) Wood Glue Packing Tape Blue Painters Tape Foam Tape or Foam Rubber Sheet Plywood 1 inch Dowel Chain Wood Finish Sand Paper The tools you will need include: Clamps Spindle Sander Band Saw Belt Sander Dremel Tool or Similar Pliers Have fun, They are also for sale (via CobyUnger)

35 Pink Macramé Hanging Planters

Pink Macramé Hanging Planters (via Urban Crafter)

36 Colander Planter

Colander Planter: I came across this article on ReadyMade and I wanted to share it with everyone here. ReadyMaker Phoebe Streblow took a colander she found at a thrift store and rigged it into an adorable hanging planter using a wire hanger and a length of chain. It works out beautifully because of the depth of the bowl and the sturdy metal handles on the sides to wrap some wire (or chain) around for hanging. There are more than enough holes for drainage, also. This would be great to use with one of the plants mentioned in lilybee’s recent post… (via Curbly)

37 Stunning Flower Ball

Stunning Flower Ball (via Yahoo Lifesytle)

38 Recycled Upside Down Planters

Recycled Upside Down Planters: Your home for all things Design. Home Tours, DIY Project, City Guides, Shopping Guides, Before & Afters and much more (via Design Sponge)

39 Plant Hanger From Fabric Strips

Plant Hanger From Fabric Strips (via Gleeful Things)

40 Hanging Felt Planter

Hanging Felt Planter: If you are a nature lover, you definitely love flowers. They are delicate and bring color to our homes. Even more, their perfume will charm every person th (via Homedit)

41 Modern Macrame Hanging Planter

Modern Macrame Hanging Planter: Hello Friends! I dont know if you remember me sharing, but I wanted my new kitchen to have lots and lots of plants in it. I was envisioning shelves in fro (via Deuce Cities Henhouse)

42 Wood Planter for the Wall

Wood Planter for the Wall: DIY Wood Planter for the Wall by Shanty2Chic! (via Shanty 2 Chic)

43 Hanging Tire Planter

Hanging Tire Planter (via Pink Hammers and Sippy Cups)

44 Bird Cage With Succulents

Bird Cage With Succulents: Creative garden containers ideas for unusual planters including boots, metal, wagons, skates, birdcages, junk, and more. (via Empress of Dirt)

45 Trellis Vertical Container Garden

Trellis Vertical Container Garden: Make a large trellis to showcase hanging plants. (via Better Homes and Gardens)

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Awosme DIY Christmas Tree Project Ideas

CheerUp — Thu, 24 Dec 2015 18:55:13 +0000

What is more, that way it will definitely be one of a kind! To give you some DIY Christmas Tree Project Ideas, we have made a selection of some DIY X-mas trees that we liked a lot. What will yours look like this year? We found there are plenty of Easy and Cheap DIY Christmas crafts that your kids can make. Most of the crafts are made from household Items you can easily get them.

1 Wooden Christmas Tree

Wooden Christmas Tree (via Escarabajos, Bichos y Mariposas)

2 Repurposed Folding Rulers Tree

Wooden Christmas Tree (via Escarabajos, Bichos y Mariposas)

3 Modern Christmas Tree Display Shelf

Modern Christmas Tree Display Shelf: When the holidays roll around, I usually break out myglue gun and come up with a few easy winter projects to tackle. Today though, I’m branching out from the materials I almost always use and picking up a hand saw instead. With a bit of careful measuring and a handful of cuts, I made this hanging wood Christmas tree shelf perfect for storing small gifts and holiday odds and ends. It doesn’t take up much space, much like my holiday project from last year, so it would be the perfect alternative to a Christmas tree, if you’re really tight on space. Plus,… (via Curbly)

4 Mercury Glass Christmas Trees

Mercury Glass Christmas Trees: Do you love the look of mercury glass but not the price tag? Come find out how to make these gorgeous faux Mercury Glass Christmas Trees for just dollars! (via A Night Owl)

5 Makeshift Christmas Tree

Makeshift Christmas Tree: did everyone have a good thanksgiving?! i ate and drank too much and our dinner was nice and relaxing. and now it’s December. whoa. we decided to hold off on buying a Christmas tree for a few days,… (via Almost Makes Perfect)

6 Christmas Tree Made from Books

Christmas Tree Made from Books: We have a slight obsession for books and old book stores (happened after we said adios to the TV). So this year we decided to bring our love of books to a whole new level by making a Christmas tree from them. I saw the idea on Facebook, and knew it was perfect for our (via Family Sponge)

7 Jute Christmas Tree

Jute Christmas Tree: Creative, cheap, and chic decorating ideas for your home. (via Thrifty and Chic)

8 Cardboard Christmas Tree

Cardboard Christmas Tree: Create your own Makedo Cardboard Christmas tree these holidays. All you have to do is download the template file available here on instructables and go to mymakedo for some parts. NOTE: We have recently changed to new Scru parts so just replace each pair of Repin and Reclip in the instructions for a single Scru. (via makedo-able)

9 Honeycomb Christmas Tree

Honeycomb Christmas Tree: How to Make a Christmas Tree Out of Honeycombs (via Studio DIY)

10 Christmas Tree Stand Christmas Tree

Christmas Tree Stand Christmas Tree: Think outside the Christmas tree box and get creative with unique Christmas trees. This is the most unique idea I’ve ever seen! (via Eclectically Vintage)

11 Pumpkin Seed Christmas Tree

Pumpkin Seed Christmas Tree: Easy Christmas craft project using pumpkin seeds to make a cute Christmas tree. Follow these simple DIY instructions for a cheap and easy holiday project. (via Unskinny Boppy)

12 Ornament and Driftwood Christmas Tree

Ornament and Driftwood Christmas Tree: a great upcycling idea – use old ornaments and driftwood to make a simple Christmas tree craft (via the space between)

13 Ornament Tree

Ornament Tree: This table top Christmas ornament tree can be made in 1..2..3.. easy steps! Truly one minute and you are done. Step-by-step photo tutorial | In My Own Style (via In My Own Style)

14 Easy Ribbon Tree

Easy Ribbon Tree: The holiday season is busy enough without spending hours crafting decor and DIY gifts, so a few friends and I created some super simple holiday ideas for you that we’ve called Christmas in a Minute. (via Making Lemonade)

15 Bead Board Christmas Tree

Bead Board Christmas Tree: Last year I created a Christmas tree using scraps of bead board from samples that I got from a cabinet shop. I gave the full tutorial on how to create the bead board Christmas tree here. This year, I decided she needed a face lift before I displayed her in my house again. Here is the BEFORE: Last year I liked the randomness of the wood colors. This year I thought it looked kinda sad and patchworkish. SO, with {Read More} (via Unskinny Boppy)

16 Fabric Scrap Christmas Tree

Fabric Scrap Christmas Tree (via At the Picket Fence)

17 Metallic Sea Shell Christmas Trees

Metallic Sea Shell Christmas Trees (via At the Picket Fence)

18 Cabinet Knobs Christmas Tree

Cabinet Knobs Christmas Tree (via At the Picket Fence)

19 Jingle Bell Tree

Jingle Bell Tree: I bought some gold jingle bells on clearance at the end of last season. I wasn’t thrilled about the color, but they were so cheap, I knew I couldn’t pass them up. I had some white spray paint and some Krylon Glitter blast to try. I separated out all of my bells according to size. I […] (via Jennifer Rizzo)

20 Space Saving Christmas Tree

Space Saving Christmas Tree: If you live in a smaller home, you know that Christmas trees take up a lot of valuable space during the holidays. Space that you may not have to spare. Right? So why not try this fun and fringy DIY alternative Christmas tree idea, that towers over 6 feet tall, but takes up virtually no space at all. Oh, and by the way, it also makes the perfect holiday photo backdrop. Pretty cool, huh? Here’s how to make your own giant wall art Christmas tree at home. Supplies: 5 pieces of 20×30 white foamcore or mat board fringe scissors… (via Curbly)

21 Easy Foam Christmas Tree

Easy Foam Christmas Tree (via Marisa Howard Design)

22 Washi Tape Christmas Tree

Washi Tape Christmas Tree (via Crea Decora Recicla by All washi tape)

23 Burlap Christmas Tree

Burlap Christmas Tree: On the fourth day of Christmas, my true love made for me Glitter that Shines Criss-Cross Twine Burlap I Love And an Upcycled Tree that’s Sparkly Welcome to Day Four of (via Vintage News Junkie)

24 Plastic Spoon Christmas Tree

Plastic Spoon Christmas Tree: Learn how to make a Plastic Spoon Christmas Tree on the cheap! – One Project Closer (via One Project Closer)

25 Candy Cane Christmas Tree

Candy Cane Christmas Tree: Reno Lake Tahoe Wedding Kids High School Portrait Photographer – Ari Nordhagen (via Amen Photography)

26 Advent Calendar

Advent Calendar (via Stylizimo Blog)

27 Cupcake Liners Christmas Tree

Cupcake Liners Christmas Tree: We have been playing with Christmas patty pans (aka cupcake liners) at our place. We have mentioned previously our huge addiction to cupcake liners. We found the perfect red gingham liners for our Christmas baking, and discovered we had plenty of other patty pans in Christmas colours in our ever growing stash so it was time…Read More (via A Spoonful of Sugar)

28 Wire Trees

Wire Trees: Decorate for Christmas with Wire Trees! Have you got any craft wire? Then you can make a small Christmas tree in a couple of minutes. (via Morning Creativity)

29 Twinkly Wall Christmas Tree

Twinkly Wall Christmas Tree: Wall trees are a great space saving idea for Christmas decorating. (via Tara Dennis)

30 Shimmer Tree

Shimmer Tree: Tara Dennis shares her secrets for style at home with the best craft and decorating ideas for classic interiors, colours, and life style. (via Tara Dennis)

31 Bauble Christmas Tree

Bauble Christmas Tree: Tara Dennis shares her secrets for style at home with the best craft and decorating ideas for classic interiors, colours, and life style. (via Tara Dennis)

32 Magazine Christmas Tree

Magazine Christmas Tree: Tara Dennis shares her secrets for style at home with the best craft and decorating ideas for classic interiors, colours, and life style. (via Tara Dennis)

33 Ribbon Trees

Ribbon Trees (via Flight of the Pook)

34 Chalkboard Christmas Tree

Chalkboard Christmas Tree: Try these tips from Matthew Mead’s latest book! (via House and Home)

35 Fallen Branch Christmas Tree

Fallen Branch Christmas Tree: Try these tips from Matthew Mead’s latest book! (via House and Home)

36 Rustic Christmas Tree

Rustic Christmas Tree (via delight by design)

37 Tree Lights on the Wall

Tree Lights on the Wall (via Colorfully)

38 Pallet Christmas Tree

Pallet Christmas Tree (via Affirmaison)

39 Gingerbread Christmas Trees

Gingerbread Christmas Trees (via Moje Wypieki)

40 LEGO Tree

LEGO Tree (via willowday)

41 Giant Christmas Tree Mobile

Giant Christmas Tree Mobile: Looking for great Christmas decoration ideas? This dynamic tree is a festive, space-saving dynamo. (via Confetti Pop)

42 String Art Christmas Tree

String Art Christmas Tree: How To: String Art Christmas Tree & Card Display (via My Poppet Makes)

43 Minimal Beaded Christmas Tree

Minimal Beaded Christmas Tree: If your tastes lean toward something more modern than the traditional Christmas tree, Pichouline has the perfect solution. Bring a little Christmas cheer to the walls of your home with this lovely & minimal beaded Christmas tree. (via Handmade Charlotte)

44 Toilet Paper Roll Christmas Tree

Toilet Paper Roll Christmas Tree: A website celebrating everything about Christmas. Play games, get craft ideas, read about Christmas traditions, and do lots more! (via The Wonder of Christmas)

45 String Christmas Tree

String Christmas Tree (via Sweet Paul Magazine)

46 Paper Doily Tree

Paper Doily Tree: Paper Doilie Tree (via Sweet Paul Magazine)

47 Stacked Christmas Tree

Stacked Christmas Tree (via Sweet Paul Magazine)

48 Perforated Cone Christmas Tree

Perforated Cone Christmas Tree: It’s not surprising that I spend quite a bit of time at the craft store. As a full-time craft, design, and art blogger, I’ve grown quite familiar with my looped route of hardware store/craft store/art supply shop/other craft store/supermarket…in that order. So, it’s always a pleasant surprise when I find some new material or media I’ve never seen before, and to think of all kinds of cool stuff to do with it. This holiday season, it was the papier-mache cone. Since it’s not with the other compressed paper boxes, letters, and forms, it slipped under my radar for the last,… (via Curbly)

49 Left Over Wood Christmas Tree

Left Over Wood Christmas Tree: Here’s a little DIY tip for those of you who do not have space for a Christmas tree! We have a very dull wall in our shop so I got this bright idea… S got inspired and brought some left-over… (via syko)

50 Rolled Paper Tree

Rolled Paper Tree (via Craftaphile)

51 Rustic Pine Christmas Trees

Rustic Pine Christmas Trees: DIY Rustic Pine Christmas Trees (via Liz Marie Blog)

52 Geometric Paint Chip Christmas Tree

Geometric Paint Chip Christmas Tree: We Are Scout is a new lifestyle blog and joint collaboration by Australian bloggers Lisa Tilse (formerly the red thread) and Rebecca Lowrey Boyd (formerly Wee Birdy). Lisa and Rebecca have been blogging for a combined 13 years, along with many years experience in the magazine, publishing and design industries. Based in Sydney, both Lisa and Rebecca offer an expert global view with a distinctly Australian voice and focus. (via We Are Scout)

53 Piñata Tree

Piñata Tree: Before you head out for the weekend, you should make a quick stop by the art store for a few supplies, because we have a special treat to share. Kristin Eddington and Clarissa Roudabush, the talented ladies behind the multidisciplinary [] (via Anthology)

54 Thin wooden rails tree

Thin wooden rails tree (via Decor Trunk)

55 Popsicle Sticks Christmas Tree

Popsicle Sticks Christmas Tree (via Revamp Homegoods)

56 String-Light Wall Tree

String-Light Wall Tree: Make a Christmas string-light tree with felt star ornaments for the kids using felt, ribbon, and our star templates. (via Martha Stewart)

57 Easy Pallet Christmas Tree

Easy Pallet Christmas Tree (via Mon Makes Things)

58 Gold Ombre Trees

Post-it Tree: This Xmas Create your own Good Wishes Tree with Hommu. (via Hommu)

59 Post-it Tree

Veggie Christmas Tree (via Mommy on the Money)

60 Veggie Christmas Tree

Veggie Christmas Tree (via Mommy on the Money)

61 Wool X-mas Tree

Wool X-mas Tree (via Inspiration-day)

62 Yarn Trees

Yarn Trees: Hi sweet AMLT blog readers! I hope your holiday season is going great! I’ve got a cute, quick and pretty darn inexpensive holiday home decoration to share with you! See these cute Christmas trees: Well, they were SUPER easy to… (via A Million Little Things)

63 Christmas tree shelving

Christmas tree shelving (via Better Homes and Gardens)

64 Driftwood Christmas Trees

Driftwood Christmas Trees (via Ceridwen Hazelchild)

65 Color Blocked Christmas Cones

Color Blocked Christmas Cones: Go green with a mix of matte and metallic Christmas cones. (via Confetti Pop)

66 Pallet Wood Christmas Tree

Pallet Wood Christmas Tree: Make an pallet wood Christmas tree. Step-by-step instructions for creating a pallet wood Christmas tree. Use pallet wood to create this diy project. (via Thistlewood Farm)

67 From Trash to Trees

From Trash to Trees (via Vintage with Laces)

68 Wood Spool Christmas Tree

Wood Spool Christmas Tree (via Bliss Ranch)

69 Simple Dreamy Feather Trees

Simple Dreamy Feather Trees: DIY Feather Trees (via It’s Overflowing)

70 Wood Scrap Christmas Tree

Wood Scrap Christmas Tree: OK, so I have been dying to share this project with you guys for months (literally)! This year our church has been going through a series called The Story. Its not the Bible, but it is all scripture put into chronological order so it reads like a novel. With The Story we just happened to…Read More (via Atkinson Drive)

71 Crates and a Plate Christmas Tree

Crates and a Plate Christmas Tree (via Chipping with Charm)

72 Songbook Page Christmas Tree

Songbook Page Christmas Tree (via Forever Decorating!)

73 Scrap Wood Christmas Tree

Scrap Wood Christmas Tree: DIY blogger Marty’s Musings shares her creative scrap wood Christmas tree made from old fence boards, some spray paint and vinyl lettering. (via Marty’s Musings)

74 Lampshade Christmas Tree

Lampshade Christmas Tree (via Blessed Serendipity)

75 Sea glass and driftwood Christmas tree

Sea glass and driftwood Christmas tree: use sea glass, driftwood and small gauge wire to make a simple and stylish Christmas craft (via the space between)

76 Rustic Twig Christmas Tree

Rustic Twig Christmas Tree (via Stow and TellU)

77 Repurposed Embroidery Hoop Christmas Tree

Repurposed Embroidery Hoop Christmas Tree (via Jill Ruth and Co.)

78 Tape Measure Tree

Tape Measure Tree (via My Salvaged Treasures)

79 Hose Nozzle Christmas Trees

Hose Nozzle Christmas Trees (via Organized Clutter)

80 Vintage berry sieve tree

Vintage berry sieve tree (via Organized Clutter)

81 Grubby Button Christmas Tree

Grubby Button Christmas Tree (via Organized Clutter)

82 Funnel Christmas Tree

Funnel Christmas Tree (via Organized Clutter)

83 Flannel Twig Branch Christmas Tree

Flannel Twig Branch Christmas Tree (via Creative Ambitions)

84 Stacked gear Christmas tree tea lights

Stacked gear Christmas tree tea lights: Try an industrial take, and create these stacked gear Christmas tree tea lights… all from stacked gears! Hilarious and adorable all in one fell swoop. (via Funky Junk Interiors)

85 Tomato Cage Christmas Tree

Tomato Cage Christmas Tree (via Slowly Faded Treasures)

86 Toy Christmas Tree

Toy Christmas Tree (via Meeha Meeha)

87 Spindle Tree

Spindle Tree: I gathered a pile of spindles and made a Christmas tree. A spindle tree! It makes me smile and even laugh out loud. (via Country Design Style)

88 Strip of Paper Christmas Tree

Strip of Paper Christmas Tree: The experts at HGTV show how to make an adorable handmade craft that will take less than an hour — and cost under $20! (via HGTV)

89 Strawberry Christmas Tree

Strawberry Christmas Tree (via Can’t Stop Making Things)

90 Christmas Tree Wall Art

Christmas Tree Wall Art: DIY Christmas Tree Wall Art for holiday decor. (via At Home with the Barkers)

91 Ruffle Christmas Trees

Ruffle Christmas Trees: happy Wednesday! I have been dying to make these adorable ruffle Christmas trees for over a month now. These little cuties turned out so pretty! I love the texture they offer my Christmas Decor. Ruffle Christmas Trees I made a Read More… (via Craftaholics Anonymous)

92 Christmas tree ornament mobile

Christmas tree ornament mobile: I make things. Then I tell you how to make them too, minus the mistakes. And I collect links like they are going out of style. (via not martha)

93 Outdoor Christmas Tree

Outdoor Christmas Tree (via Lilybug Designs)

94 Christmas Tree Topiaries

Christmas Tree Topiaries: Have I told you about my slight obsession with silver this year? I am just in love with the combination of silver and white this year…I guess I truly am dreaming of a white Christmas…with a touch of silver (winks)! I have had these stacked cone Christmas tree topiaries in my head for a while, but didn’t know how I could make my own (via Mom 4 Real)

95 Wooden Wall Tree

Wooden Wall Tree (via swoon studio)

96 Modern Cardboard Christmas Tree

Modern Cardboard Christmas Tree: Artist and designer Courtney Wotherspoon created a cool cardboard Christmas tree to serve as a holiday guest book. (via Chatelaine)

97 Yarn Tassel Christmas Tree

Yarn Tassel Christmas Tree (via Two Shades of Pink)

98 Hand Drawn Christmas Tree

Hand Drawn Christmas Tree (via Sweet Paul Magazine)

99 Simple Cardboard Christmas Tree

Simple Cardboard Christmas Tree: YAMF Holiday Handmade is sponsored by Kollabora, the community for makers. Here’s an idea for trees you don’t have to water or put a fence around so your kids don’t break the orna (via You Are My Fave

100 Clothespin Christmas Tree

Clothespin Christmas Tree: Create your own easy decorative clothespin Christmas tree. A beautiful DIY project with many possibilities by Nest of Bliss! (via Nest of Bliss)

101 Pasta Christmas Trees

Pasta Christmas Trees (via Ismoyo’s Vintage Playground)

102 Ribbon Christmas Trees

Ribbon Christmas Trees: Turn basic ribbon into a beautiful tabletop decoration for the holidays with this simple how-to. (via Martha Stewart)

103 Ladder Christmas Tree

Ladder Christmas Tree (via Tattered Style)

104 Christmas tree of golden chain on canvas

Christmas tree of golden chain on canvas (via vtwonen)

105 Christmas Card Tree

Christmas Card Tree (via vtwonen)

106 Christmas tree sticker

Christmas tree sticker (via vtwonen)

107 Christmas baubles on canvas

Christmas baubles on canvas (via vtwonen)

108 Balloon Christmas Tree

Balloon Christmas Tree (via vtwonen)

109 Spiral Christmas Tree

Spiral Christmas Tree (via vtwonen)

110 Modern Christmas tree on the wall

Modern Christmas tree on the wall (via vtwonen)

111 Knick-Knack Wall Tree

Knick-Knack Wall Tree (via Jane Schouten)

112 Kid Friendly Velcro and Felt Tree

Kid Friendly Velcro and Felt Tree: The idea for felt Christmas trees has been all over Pinterest recently, but my absolute favorite has been this version from Johnny in a Dress. I love the (via I Can Teach My Child)

113 Strawberry christmas tree brownie bites

Strawberry christmas tree brownie bites (via Erica’s Sweet Tooth)

114 Sushi Tree

Sushi Tree (via Miki Nagata)

115 Fruit Tree

Fruit Tree (via Ginger and Garlic)

116 Cheerios Christmas Tree

Cheerios Christmas Tree: The Cheerios Cookbook shares a recipe! Gather a group of crafty kids to create edible holiday table decorations. (via Betty Crocker)

117 Christmas Tree Vegetable Platter

Christmas Tree Vegetable Platter: A broccoli and tomato “tree” with pretzel “trunk” and cauliflower “snow” are delicious dippers for a cool and creamy dip. (via Betty Crocker)

118 Chocolate Truffle Tree

Chocolate Truffle Tree (via Yahoo7)

119 Festive Cheddar Tree

Festive Cheddar Tree (via Cabot Creamery)

120 Ribbon and Sequin Tree

Ribbon and Sequin Tree (via Lin Moon)

121 OLED Christmas Tree

OLED Christmas Tree: Recently the OLED research team over at General Electric unveiled the world’s first OLED Christmas Tree! Forging ahead of the usual end-of-the-year slowdown, GEs Global Research Center headquarters in Niskayuna, NY rang in the holidays with a 6-inch-by-15-ft. (via inhabitat)

122 RAM Tree

RAM Tree: Adam from the University of the Sciences in Philadelphia just sent in this picture of their awesome christmas tree which you see above sitting on top of a b (via Geeks are Sexy)

123 Beer Bottle Tree

Beer Bottle Tree: 11 Ultra Geeky Christmas Trees (list) (via Gadget Review)

124 Organized Shelf Christmas Tree

Organized Shelf Christmas Tree (via Sofas and Stuff)

125 Money Christmas Tree

Money Christmas Tree (via The She Made…)

126 Origami Christmas Tree

127 Paper Folded Christmas Tree

Origami Christmas Tree (via happyfolding.com – enjoy origami online)

128 Modular Paper Christmas Tree

Modular Paper Christmas Tree (via ??????? ??????????)

129 Fabric Covered Poster Board Christmas Tree Cones

Fabric Covered Poster Board Christmas Tree Cones: < ***updated 11/20/12.. I am now offering a newly designed PDF download of the tree cone patterns (5 sizes in one) and detailed tutorial for making fabric covered tree cones. I have redesigned and made it so much easier Continue reading (via The Creativity Exchange)

130 Garland Christmas Tree

Garland Christmas Tree (via Style Files)

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