Diy Tree Collar Wood

Since a tree skirt in my house inevitably turns into a dog bed and leaves me brushing off fur and straightening it 20 times a day, a tree collar seemed like an awesome idea.

Diy tree collar wood. Faux barn wood tree collar material: One that is shallow enough to fit under your tree, without bulky handles and with seams for ease of cutting. I whipped up a tree collar out of an old moving box that i wrapped in brown paper and added a jute bow.

Tree skirts are a thing of the past, especially when you have cats that like to dive into them and ride them like surfboards. I love the look of those christmas tree box stands made of barn wood. While you can always opt for a classic tree skirt, you also might enjoy making your own diy christmas tree stand with a few basic supplies.

How to use a circular saw; Make a faux barn wood christmas tree collar in an hour for under $10. This is a great project for christmas decor.

They are made the right size to cover most tree stand and make it easy to create a beautiful finishing touch for your christmas tree. The cats would lay and sleep on it so it would be filled with cat hair. But we are in the middle of our big kitchen remodel, and my husband does not need to spend his time building one more thing.

You can pair this with a diy christmas tree skirt, but i quite like how clean and simple this diy tree collar is on its own. This article will help because it tells about diy tree stands and bases. I blog at diy beautify where i love to share thrifty upcycles, craft tutorials.

This farmhouse christmas tree collar will hide your traditional style metal or plastic stand. This could be a a basket, bucket, bin, or anything. The only trick is finding the perfect basket to use!