• Click on the image of one of the cone-shaped trees, the template, or the link below to print the PDF file.  

  Use copy paper if you're making trees for quick decoration, or thick paper or cardstock – you can also glue your print onto cardboard if you want to decorate the trees with heavier embellishments.  

  Cut out your Christmas tree and decorate it if you like.
• Fold the glue flap along the fold line and apply glue.
• Assemble the cone and glue the sides together.

Christmas Tree for Crafting Day

• If you want to make trees for a crafting day, you can print the simpler trees and cut out mini decorations for embellishments.

  Try to make a mini Christmas star for the top.

  You can decorate the finished trees with stars, glitter, sequins, pom-poms, ribbons, small gifts…

  If you make regular Christmas stars from gold, silver, or glitter paper, the leftover paper scraps are perfect for making glass baubles and other decorations for a paper Christmas tree.

Christmas Tree as a Template

• You can print the green tree and use it as a template (or pattern). 

  Using the template, you can create your own versions by making a green cone-shaped tree from cardstock or paper and adding details such as branches, snow, and ornaments.

  When cutting out your details, you can use leftover pieces of green paper and cardstock - or even green cut-outs from magazines, paint sample cards, and more.
• If you prefer fabric scraps, ribbons, or similar materials, it's better to make the cone from thick cardstock, cardboard, stiff felt, or fabric reinforced with interfacing. 

  If you create a cone from fabric or felt, you can also embroider it.

  Decorate the finished Christmas trees with stars, glitter, sequins, pom-poms, lovely ribbons, tiny presents...
• For your handmade trees, consider writing a name and the year inside so you can save them and build a Christmas forest that grows each year.