Today I’m joining a group of 40 bloggers sharing their Christmas tree decor. My yarn lover’s Christmas tree can be found at the bottom, below all the other links. Hope y’all have fun looking at all the beautiful trees!
Welcome To Our Third Annual Christmas Tree Decor Blog Hop!
Looking for Christmas Tree decorating ideas? We are sharing 40 absolutely beautiful Christmas Trees from some of your favorite home decor bloggers.
It’s the third year of the Christmas Tree Decor Blog Hop hosted by Our Crafty Mom.
You will find holiday inspiration for just about every Christmas tree style.
The fun starts on Friday, November 29th and continues through Saturday, November 30th.
We hope you will visit the talented bloggers linked below. This blog hop is something we look forward to every year and we hope you do too.
Grab your favorite beverage and settle in for some beautiful Christmas Tree decor inspiration!
Let’s Meet The Hosts!
Friday
- Christmas Home Tour from Kippi at Home
- Christmas Tree With Traditional And Rustic Colors from Tribe of Burton
- Blue and White Chinoiserie Holiday Tree from Simple Nature Decor
- Colorful White Christmas Tree from Creative Ramblings
- A Farmhouse Style Christmas Tree from Simply Beautiful by Angela
- Christmas Trees 2019 from Virginia Sweet Pea
- Red Plaid Christmas Tree from 2 Bees in a Pod
- Christmas Tree Decor from Create and Babble
- DIY Luke 2 Christmas Tree from To Work with My Hands
- How To Decorate A Rustic Neutral Christmas Tree from One Thousand Oaks
- Simple and Elegant Country Class Christmas Tree Redneck Rhapsody
- Traditional Family Christmas Tree from Sustain My Craft Habit
- Christmas Tree Inspiration Ideas from My Life On Kaydeross Creek
- How To Put Ribbon On A Christmas Tree from Upright and Caffeinated
- Beautiful Minimal Christmas Tree Decor from Sonya Burgess
- Christmas Tree Ideas from Welcome to the Woods
- Christmas Tree Decor from Teadoddles
- Christmas Tree Decorating Ideas from Celebrate and Decorate
Saturday
- Rustic Plaid Woodland Christmas Tree from Zucchini Sisters
- A Buffalo Check Flocked Christmas Tree from Weekend Craft
- Cozy Minimal Christmas Tree from Northern Feeling
- A Peppermint Striped Christmas Tree from County Road 407
- Elegant Flocked Christmas Tree With Blue and Silver from Our Crafty Mom
- Fabulous Tree in Blue, Rose Gold and Copper from Across the Boulevard
- Mini Beachmas Tree from My Pinterventures
- Plaid Decorated Christmas Tree from Intelligent Domestications
- Red Truck Buffalo Plaid Christmas Tree from Modern on Monticello
- Christmas Tree Decor from Southern Yankee DIY
- Christmas Tree Decorating Tips from First Day of Home
- Christmas Tree Decorating Tips from From House to Home
- Christmas Tree Home Tour from Just That Perfect Piece
- Christmas Tree Decorating Ideas from Red Cottage Chronicles
- Farmhouse Inspired Christmas Tree from Daily DIY Life
- Decorated Flocked Christmas Tree With Homemade Ornaments from Thrifted Nest
- Farmhouse Christmas Tree from Domestic Deadline
- Christmas Tree Decor from A Life Unfolding
- Christmas Tree from Oh Fiddle Dee Dee
- Christmas Tree Decorating Ideas from Happily Ever After, etc.
A Yarn Lover’s Christmas Tree
Last year I made myself a table top Christmas tree out of a tomato cage. I needed to downsize. This year I decided to create a themed tree with one of my favorite things – yarn! I made several crocheted ornaments, pulled in some other yarny makes, & sprinkled in some fun yarny tools.
It was fun to find things to add that were yarn related, like my skiing Santa. I didn’t knit his sweater & hat, but it fits right in with all the yarny goodness!
I had fun crocheting up things for the tree & wish I’d had more time to make more. The garland is some fun eyelash yarn!
What yarn lover tree would be complete without a basket of yummy yarn??
I made a Christmas cactus & decorated it with my crocheted version of twinkle lights. It’s nestled in an alpaca planter or maybe it’s a llama. I can never tell them apart!
I mixed in some premade ornaments with handmade ones. The poinsettias have a knit look even though they aren’t handmade.
A little sheet of cookies & a pitcher of hot cocoa make fun additions. The pitcher was supposed to be a mug, but I mis-matched my yarn weights. A pitcher of hot cocoa is better anyway! : D
I rounded out the look with a crocheted Christmas afghan I made years ago.
I hope y’all enjoyed my whimsical take on a traditional Christmas tree. Don’t forget to check out all the other wonderful trees!
