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- Remodelista
- December 8, 2010
- 10:02 am
- 45 comments
A couple of ideas for creating DIY Christmas tree substitutes, both utilizing reclaimed wood.
Above: Ingrid Jansen’s The (Christmas) Trees are crafted of six different reclaimed wooden planks; €25 from Wood, Wool & Stool, or make your own.
Above: You can screw small hooks into the trees to hang ornaments.
Above: One of the easier DIY ideas we’ve seen, via Desire to Inspire.
For more ideas on Christmas tree alternatives, see Remodelista’s post, Holiday Decor: Wooden Christmas Trees.
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Thanks for sharing.
oh, my goodness. what a phenomenal human being!
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I applaud you, Lissa, for following your own path, to the betterment of the world!
45 comments
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cute
Great idea! And what a nice way to display special ornaments long after Christmas. Love it! :0)
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LOOOOVE it!
great idea, i can tuck one of these in anywhere. i don't have room for the usual kind
There absolutely funky!!!
Well, isn't that cute? I live in a house ENTIRELY paneled in knotty pine, similar to what Kay L suggested, and this would be perfect. I've got the parts for one or more of these right out there in the barn! Thanks for the great suggestion!
nice projects...and i'm sure kids would love them too...
REALLY cute, thanks!
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