Uploaded September 2022 | Updated September 2026, 9 hours ago
Learn how to make honeycomb Christmas trees on a budget with this incredible craft project by Corinne Bradd.
As much as we love decorating our trees each year, we’re getting more and more into giving the rest of our homes a festive glow-up. Trailing garlands up the banister, placing sentimental ornaments on the mantel, creating displays for the coffee table... you get the idea. And these 3D paper trees, beautifully clustered together, are exactly what we have in mind for this year’s festivities. Aren’t they terrific?
They're made with coloured paper and card, a fine point PVA glue applicator, sharp scissors and paperclips... simple! Use the accompanying FREE templates – we've got narrow and wide versions, which can be adapted to different heights too. Save paper by measuring the width of your chosen tree and folding an A4 sheet accordingly. Once your first trees are cut out, the paper can be folded again and the template flipped over to utilise the waste effectively.
Don’t try cutting more than three sets of folded paper at once; the cuts will become ragged and the finished result will be disappointing. Adding more folded trees to your stack will make the finished piece plumper – any less than 15 folded trees will make your tree impossible to open fully without tearing the glued pieces too.
Find the full written project and accompanying templates here: papercraftermagazine.co.uk/papercraft-projects/honeycomb-christmas-trees
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Learn how to make honeycomb Christmas trees on a budget with this incredible craft project by Corinne Bradd.
As much as we love decorating our trees each year, we’re getting more and more into giving the rest of our homes a festive glow-up. Trailing garlands up the banister, placing sentimental ornaments on the mantel, creating displays for the coffee table... you get the idea. And these 3D paper trees, beautifully clustered together, are exactly what we have in mind for this year’s festivities. Aren’t they terrific?
They're made with coloured paper and card, a fine point PVA glue applicator, sharp scissors and paperclips... simple! Use the accompanying FREE templates – we've got narrow and wide versions, which can be adapted to different heights too. Save paper by measuring the width of your chosen tree and folding an A4 sheet accordingly. Once your first trees are cut out, the paper can be folded again and the template flipped over to utilise the waste effectively.
Don’t try cutting more than three sets of folded paper at once; the cuts will become ragged and the finished result will be disappointing. Adding more folded trees to your stack will make the finished piece plumper – any less than 15 folded trees will make your tree impossible to open fully without tearing the glued pieces too.
Find the full written project and accompanying templates here: papercraftermagazine.co.uk/papercraft-projects/honeycomb-christmas-trees
For more great ideas subscribe to The Crafts Channel! https://www.youtube.com/user/TheCraft...
Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thecraftscha...
Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thecraftsch...
Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com/Crafts_Channel
