The Christmas tree is an invariable attribute of the New Year. But what if you're against using live trees? Or can’t afford to put up a prickly Christmas tree for some other reason (small children, curious animals...)?
Do you know that a New Year's beauty can be made from... anything. Unlike their natural counterparts, such trees look equally good both on the first day and a week later. And you won’t have to sweep up the falling needles.
In this issue for lovers of DIY creativity, we have included 3 master classes that will teach you how to make such completely non-thorny Christmas trees. Meet fabric Christmas trees:
- sophisticated white “diva” (from Ikea narrow curtains);
- as cozy as a pillow (made of burlap and padding polyester);
- similar to a fashionista's winter wardrobe (made of plaid fabric).
Turn into a New Year's couturier and sew a Christmas tree with your own hands! And we will tell you in detail how to do this.
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Scandinavian white Christmas tree from Ikea narrow curtains
Perhaps the easiest option to implement. Creating such a Christmas tree does not require much time, and all materials can be easily found at IKEA. In addition, it is very simple to do - some steps can even be entrusted to children.
Just imagine what a wonderful holiday ritual it is - not just decorating the Christmas tree with the whole family, but doing it together!
Materials and tools:
two white narrow curtains from IKEA (=sheets for Japanese curtains, width 60 cm, height 250 cm) + one bottom rail for each, Snömys curtain decorations (IKEA), silver glossy cardboard (or regular cardboard + silver film with reverse adhesive layer), scissors, rope, ruler, pencil.
How to make a white Scandinavian Christmas tree from fabric with your own hands:
1. Lay the curtains on the floor and secure the bottom rail to each one. Then measure the middle at the top and mark it with a pencil. From this mark, draw two diagonal lines to the corners and cut the curtain. You should get a triangle and two “tails” (you can immediately remove the tails). Repeat the same for the other curtain, using the first piece as a stencil.
2. Fold the first piece in half (crosswise). From the middle, make a cut down towards the tire. But don’t cut all the way through - otherwise the Christmas tree won’t stick.
3. Repeat the same for the second workpiece, only in reverse - cut from the middle to the top. Unlike the previous one, you need to cut to the edge (to get a triangle with two “tails”).
4. Insert the blanks one into the other, as shown in the photo. You should get a Christmas tree with a cross at the bottom - it will hold the lower part.
5. Now all that remains is to secure the tree to the ceiling. Attach a hook for hanging. Then tie the free ends of the curtains (the same “tails” from the third point) with a rope that you will use to hang them. Make sure that the knot is strong enough and the New Year's beauty will not fall apart.
6. As you know, the Christmas tree should have a beautiful top. This design won't allow you to secure a traditional star, but the top doesn't have to be bare. To decorate it and at the same time hide the knots, make a cone out of silver-plated cardboard. Thread one end of the rope into the hole and secure it to the ceiling.
7. Hang decorations and invite guests to admire them quickly original herringbone self made!
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Volumetric soft Christmas tree stuffed with padding polyester or cotton wool
Let's play associations: Stuffed Toys, Christmas decorations, soft Christmas tree... “What kind of soft Christmas tree?” - you ask. - “There are no such things, all Christmas trees are prickly.”
But that's not all! We invite you to combine the incompatible and make a soft Christmas tree with your own hands. Lovers of hand-made will certainly appreciate this original decoration. And parents of little ones and owners of furry researchers will certainly appreciate its safety.
Materials and tools:
1.5 m of fabric, 1.5 m of padding polyester or thick cotton wool for filling, paper, a small piece of tree trunk (we will call it “stump” here), sewing machine, needle, thread, scissors, pencil and measuring tape.
How to make a soft fabric Christmas tree with your own hands:
1. Cut out a Christmas tree stencil from paper the right size and place it on the wrong side of the fabric. The author got it to be approximately 120 x 70 cm.
2. Trace with a pencil, leaving 5 cm for margin. Cut out, then repeat for the second piece, using the first as a stencil.
3. Sew, leaving a hole of about 50 cm in the middle at the bottom for stuffing. Turn it right out.
4. Now it's time for padding polyester (or cotton wool). Cut out the desired piece from it using a stencil and fill the Christmas tree.
5. And, of course, the tree must have a trunk. Insert the “stump” into the hole, sew it, and secure with glue if necessary.
6. The Christmas tree, as soft as a pillow, is ready! How to decorate it is a matter of your imagination. The same soft handmade Christmas tree toys are ideal, but any others will do.
A Christmas tree decorated with toys has long been considered a symbol New Year's holidays. And putting it in the house is good tradition, as well as a way to create a special festive atmosphere. But it often happens that due to constant employment and lack of free time, it is not possible to go out and buy a green beauty. Some people who are in love with nature do not want to destroy a living tree in order to enjoy the fresh pine smell in the apartment and the elegant appearance within a couple of weeks. It is in such situations that it will become more relevant than ever DIY Christmas tree, photos, ideas and 100 master classes on making which we will tell you on the home-ideas.ru blog.
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DIY paper Christmas tree for the New Year
A paper Christmas tree has the widest variety of ideas and options for their implementation in practice.
Templates and diagrams for making paper trees
The easiest way to create a Christmas tree out of paper is using ready-made template. To do this, you need to print the selected figured pattern on thick sheets. Cutting it along the contour is carried out using a special stationery knife or, in the absence of one, using nail scissors. Each Christmas tree blank should be bent in half and the parts of the tree should be glued together. The result is an unsurpassed openwork option.
How to make snowflakes from paper - http://home-ideas.ru/2015/12/kak-delat-snezhinki-iz-bumagi/
Below are interesting diagrams and openwork templates of different levels of complexity for creating a Christmas tree from paper with your own hands, which can be used not only by adults, but also by children.
Master class on creating a fluffy paper New Year's beauty
There are other ways to make a festive paper tree. And for a visual representation of how to create a fluffy Christmas tree with your own hands, see the master class presented below.
To bring this idea to life, you will need a list of necessary materials:
- cardboard;
- colored paper;
- glue;
- scotch;
- scissors.
Crafts on New Year with your own hands
Step-by-step instruction:
1. Make a cone out of cardboard, which will be used as a base for the tree. You need to secure the cone with glue so that it does not unfold.
2. Cut sheets of colored paper into thin strips.
Important! You need to carefully ensure that the stripes are approximately the same length and width. This will give the tree a neat, aesthetic appearance.
3. Glue the edges of the strips together to make loops. This can also be done using glue.
4. Glue the finished loops onto pieces of double-sided tape.
5. Wrap the base cone with tape with loops in the direction from bottom to top. The result is a cheerful “shaggy” Christmas tree.
Christmas tree made of beads: a master class on bringing the idea to life
And now we offer our readers a Christmas tree made of beads - a master class with step by step photos. For such creative process you need to stock up:
- wire with a diameter of 0.25 mm;
- beads of green and golden color.
First you need to collect 9 green beads and 1 golden bead on a piece of wire about 40 cm long. Without touching the golden bead, you need to thread the other end of the wire through the green beads in the opposite direction. Thus, a needle is created for the future New Year's green beauty.
How to install a Christmas tree
At the next stage, you need to align the wire clearly in half, tighten the ends tightly. On each side you should make a couple more needles of this type.
Important! It is necessary to arrange the needles so that they are as close to each other as possible. This will give the product a neat appearance.
These small branches should be used to form a large branch for the Christmas tree. For the upper branches you need to use 10 small branches, pre-harvested, and for the lower ones - 15.
You need to assemble a Christmas tree from beads in this order:
- for the top - one small branch;
- for the second tier - three large branches, each of which consists of 10 small ones;
- for the third tier - four large branches, consisting of 10 small ones each;
- for the fifth tier - five large branches, each of which contains 15 small branches.
The number of tiers and large branches in them may increase depending on the height of the product planned to be made. The photo below shows step-by-step weaving:
DIY felt Christmas tree
Enough in a simple way making a felt Christmas tree with your own hands is considered. Such a souvenir can be used as New Year's gift for friends or acquaintances. The advantages of felt as a material for a Christmas tree are that it is able to hold its shape well and is not prone to shedding.
To make a felt New Year's beauty, you need to use an arsenal of materials and tools consisting of:
- felt;
- cardboard;
- tape (glue);
- scissors
First you need to prepare cardboard cone, which are secured with tape or glue.
At the next stage, you need to cut out circles from felt, different in diameter - as they increase. You can pre-prepare cardboard circle templates.
The base of the cone must be decorated with tinsel, which is also attached using glue or tape.
On each of the cut out felt circles, make a cross cut in the center and place them sequentially - from largest to smallest - onto the cone. When all the pieces of felt are on the tree trunk, the resulting beauty should be decorated with a star on the top of the head, and with tinsel along the entire height.
Simple Christmas trees made from scrap materials
If there is very little time left before the New Year's celebration, and the main symbol of the holiday is still not in the house, you can make a New Year's tree with your own hands from scrap materials, spending a minimum of time and resources. Let's look at a few interesting options such unpretentious creativity:
1. Christmas tree from a plastic bottle. Surely every home has a plastic bottle that has been lying around for a long time, painted in green color. For this purpose, the container itself must be cut into rectangles (5-6 pieces to create tiers of the tree). Each of the rectangles should be cut into small strips, not reaching the top edge. Such cut rectangles need to be wrapped around a pre-prepared cardboard cone and secured with tape. You should dress the Christmas tree in needles from the bottom tier, moving towards the top.
Making a Christmas wreath with your own hands
2. Christmas tree made from leftover yarn. Extremely easy to make. This process can be handled by Small child. As in the previous case, you need to make a cone out of cardboard and secure it with tape/glue. Then the cardboard frame must be well lubricated with the same glue and the yarn must be wrapped tightly around it, without leaving any gaps. Beads and sparkles are used as decoration.
3. Tinsel Christmas tree. Step-by-step execution This souvenir is completely identical to the version with yarn with one difference - instead of it, the remains of New Year's tinsel are used.
4. Sweet Christmas tree. Its distinctive feature is the use of candies as decoration. They are often applied to a product made of tinsel. It is recommended to secure the candies using double-sided tape.
5. New Year's beauty made from pasta. To make it, you will need more time and attention, and perseverance will not hurt. As before, you need to start the process by preparing a cardboard cone. It should be greased with glue and begin gluing the pasta. When the pasta is glued along the entire length required quantity, they can be painted with all kinds of paint colors.
6. Creative Christmas tree from old magazines. To implement this idea, glossy pages with colorful pictures are best suited. It is necessary to form a cone from cardboard, which is secured with tape or glue. Cut out from magazine leaves a large number of circles of equal diameter. Each of them must be wrapped around a pencil to give them a swirled appearance. Such curled pieces of magazine pages should be glued onto the cone in the direction from bottom to top. The crown of the beauty must be decorated with a small glossy cone.
If it’s almost New Year on the calendar, and the green symbol of the holiday still doesn’t decorate your home, there’s absolutely no reason to be upset. After all, the variety of manufacturing methods Christmas trees allows you to make them in a matter of minutes from the most primitive and unpretentious materials, and the product itself, despite its simplicity, will look interesting and original.
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Good evening dear readers! Today you will see the creation process Christmas tree made of fabric in two versions.
The first version of a fabric Christmas tree:
To create a Christmas tree from fabric you will need:
Green satin fabric + contrasting color fabric for star;
Cone paper;
Pattern;
Thread + needle, scissors;
Decor as desired.
Initially, you need to make a pattern for the Christmas tree from fabric (without taking into account the puffs). Essentially, in in this case the Christmas tree is a cone, so the pattern will have a round base and 4 identical sectors of the cone (photo 1).
Since fabric consumption increases when embroidering with puffs, you need to change the pattern of the side surface of the Christmas tree. In this case, “scale” buffs were used. In this case, the flow rate increases approximately twice horizontally and one and a half times in height.
The new pattern for the side surface of the Christmas tree will look like in photo 2.
Next, mark the puffs according to the diagram. This is very convenient to do on graph paper (photo 3). The pattern is ready - start sewing. Cut out 4 side elements and one base piece from fabric. Satin or other shiny fabric is perfect, on which the puffs will look more impressive (photo 4).
The next stage is quite important - to show precision and accuracy. Transfer the puff pattern onto the fabric. The details are not very good big size- proceed as follows: place the pattern with the puff pattern on the front side of the part. Next, pin the pattern to the fabric using pins so that each pin goes through two points on the pattern. Here it is important to ensure that the puncture in the fabric is located exactly under the puncture in the pattern (photo 5). This is how it will look from the inside out (photo 6). Next, mark all the points with chalk where the pin will pierce the fabric (photo 7). After which the pins can be removed. Connect the dots on the fabric with chalk, as in the puff pattern. To avoid getting confused when embroidering (photo 8).
When these steps have been completed with all 4 parts, proceed directly to sewing. Insert the needle into the first point (in one of the outer triangles) and secure the thread.
Then insert the needle into the second point of the triangle (photo 9) and into the third (photo 10). Then tighten the thread. After this, insert the needle again into the first point and secure the thread with one turn around the needle (photo 11). After this, you can proceed to making the next triangle. The thread between the two triangles should lie freely, so tie it again at the first point (photo 12).
To be able to further work with the part, process its edge. To do this, simply fold the excess fabric into the folds and secure them close to the edge of the piece (so that the threads with which you secured the folds are not visible after assembly from the front side of the entire product). As a result, the part will look like in photo 15. Do the same with the other three parts (photo 16).
Cut off the excess allowances, cut them at the base and at the top of the tree (so that after turning out nothing will puff up) (photo 19).
Turn it inside out, stuff it with synthetic down and sew up the hole (photo 20). After that, decorate the Christmas tree to your liking. You can use large beads, some beads and glass beads (photo 21).
The final touch will be the star at the top of the tree. Draw it on the fabric and cut out a rectangle twice as large as needed for one piece (to then fold in half) (photo 22).
Fold in half, pin and sew, leaving an opening for turning inside out. After everything is sewn, cut off the excess fabric and cut the allowances in the corners between the rays (photo 23).
Turn the star inside out, lightly stuff it with synthetic down and sew up the hole. Since synthetic satin was used in this case, simplify your task and do not fold the seam allowances inward, but singe a section of the fabric and lay a seam along the face (photo 24).
Using the same thread, sew a star to the top of the tree. Ready!
The second version of a fabric Christmas tree:
This is the simplest option. You can sew such a Christmas tree from fabric and install it on the trunk.
To make a fabric Christmas tree you will need:
Plain or multi-colored fabric;
Christmas tree pattern;
Filler (sintepon/holofiber);
Ribbons;
Beads.
Fabric Christmas tree step by step:
Fold the fabric facing inward, draw three elements of the “Christmas tree” according to the pattern, sew, not forgetting to leave two holes on each element. Turn it inside out, fold the three pieces together and sew. Fill tightly with filling and sew all holes closed with a blind stitch. Decorate the Christmas tree with a star and Christmas balls.
Creative Christmas trees are good because they are unusual; they can be created from the most different materials, and edible trees will become a decoration and the main highlight of the New Year's table.
How to make a Christmas tree from plastic bottles?
To make such a fluffy beauty, take:
- green plastic bottles;
- scissors;
- scotch;
- a wooden stick, the diameter of which is slightly smaller than the hole in the neck of the bottle.
Trim the shoulders of the bottle, leaving only the neck. You will put a wooden stick into it. Starting from the bottom, attach the bottle blanks here so that the fringe points upward.
We decorate the entire trunk, and attach a small part on top, which will become the top.
The blanks must be fastened in such a way that the largest ones are at the bottom and the smallest at the top.
Here's what else a Christmas tree made from plastic bottles can be like. Making one with your own hands is also quite simple.
To reproduce this masterpiece, take:
- green plastic bottles;
- scissors;
- a wooden stick of a suitable size.
Now you need to make diagonal cuts on sides 1 and 2 of each tape. Fold the resulting fragments over one another.
Take the bottom of a large bottle, make a hole in it, put the neck of the bottle into it, into which you insert wooden stick. Secure this part of the structure with a cork by screwing it onto the neck.
Place pre-made parts on the stick, starting with the largest bottle and ending with the smallest one.
If you strung all the parts onto the barrel with the neck down, then place the last one with the neck up. Secure the tree by placing a lid on the top of the tree.
The result was a wonderful tall tree made from plastic bottles. From this container you can make an even larger tree by placing the bottles, for example, on a mop.
If you want to make a cone-shaped tree, then roll a piece of paper or cardboard in this way. Cut off the neck of the bottle and insert a paper blank here. Cut trapezoidal fragments from other parts of the container. Chop the longest edges of each piece into equal strips, not reaching the top 2 cm.
Secure these elements with tape, arranging them in ascending order, starting with large and ending with small.
This is what should happen in the end.
If, for example, you work in a grocery store, then you can put up a large Christmas tree made from plastic bottles, which will certainly attract customers. To do this, you need to arrange the bottles in a circle in rows, and place plywood circles on them. Each subsequent tier is smaller than the diameter of the previous one. There should be 3 bottles left closer to the top; place a star on top.
Even empty plastic bottles will become an excellent decorative element. You can backlight it so that the trees sparkle attractively at dusk.
Other waste materials will also become a picturesque Christmas tree.
Making a Christmas tree out of paper with your own hands - master class
Once magazines are read, they are usually thrown away. But you can do it differently, make a paper tree. To create it, you can use newspapers and old books.
Here is a list of what is needed:
- a sheet of cardboard or whatman paper;
- colorful magazine;
- shaped hole punch;
- glue gun or PVA;
- pencil.
These parts need to be given a rounded shape. To do this, screw each one onto a pencil. Now you can glue them to the base, starting from the bottom.
Apply pieces as much as possible closer friend to each other so that the cardboard is not visible between them. Glue in rows, placing the elements on top of each other. Wrap one of them around the top of your head. The paper Christmas tree is ready.
If you like clean lines, then check out the next option.
This tree would be appropriate in an office. On the one hand, it has a strict shape, and on the other, it looks festive. Here's what you need for this craft:
- whatman;
- double tape;
- wrapping;
- regular tape;
- decorations;
- scissors.
Roll this base into a ball and secure with tape.
The excess needs to be cut off.
Twist the cone wrapping paper. To do this, place it on a work surface, place a cardboard blank on top, and secure it with tape at the top of the head.
Wrap the cone completely, then secure the edges of the paper with double tape and trim off the excess.
The lower part of the tree must also be made flat by removing the paper here with scissors. Decorate the Christmas tree with a star, ribbons, you can decorate it with candies or beads.
Here's what else a paper Christmas tree can be like.
Take:
- skewer;
- designer paper or colored cardboard;
- thick cardboard;
- glue or glue gun.
Here's what kind of paper Christmas tree you can make using polystyrene foam.
For creativity you will need:
- foam or cardboard;
- green corrugated paper;
- scissors;
- adhesive tape;
- masking tape;
- marker;
- PVA glue;
- hook;
- stationery knife.
Cut the strip corrugated paper, chop it with scissors in the form of a fringe, slightly short of reaching the opposite edge. Start gluing these decorated ribbons from the bottom.
When all creative Christmas tree will be framed this way, decorate it as you wish. Glue a rectangle of cardboard from the bottom, having previously painted it in Brown color. But you can do without this part of the trunk. To attach the tree to the wall, use a hook or double tape.
This is what a wonderful Christmas tree came out of paper. Textile models are very interesting; for them you can use leftover material.
Christmas tree made of fabric and threads
To make such a stylish beauty, take:
- felt;
- cardboard;
- scissors;
- double tape or glue.
It is better to take material in two shades, then the creative Christmas tree will look more contrasting.
Roll the cardboard into a cone. You can wrap the bottom a small amount tinsel. Cut felt circles and use scissors to make intersecting sections in the middle. They are needed in order to put the felt blanks on the base, which is what you will do. These X-shaped cuts will also help the circles become wavy.
First put on the larger blanks, then the medium ones, the smallest ones will be on top. When you fill the entire cone, all you have to do is decorate your creation and admire what a beautiful fabric Christmas tree you have made.
You can also make a very cute tree from threads.
To make this, take:
- a cone made of foam or cardboard;
- fleecy yarn;
- pins;
- decorations;
- thick yarn.
When you have formed the entire cone, do not cut these two threads, but now wrap them around the base, moving down.
Cut the thread and secure the remaining end with a pin. Decorate the Christmas tree with beads or buttons, and also attach them with a pin or sewing.
The next creative DIY Christmas tree is made from wire and thread. Help yourself with pliers or round nose pliers, bend a piece of wire so that it looks like a star. Attach a thinner wire to it, which must first be rolled into a cone. Wrap it with threads. You can simply make such a star out of wire and attach it to the top of the blue Christmas tree you just created.
Your New Year's table will look amazing if you decorate it with edible Christmas trees. Look how wonderful this strawberry tree looks.
You can make a chocolate base and attach the berries to it with the point outward using a toothpick.
Here are some other original trees you can create from products.
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Edible Christmas tree: step-by-step preparation
To make one, take:
- wooden skewer;
- apple;
- cucumbers;
- red and yellow sweet peppers;
- plate.
Place the apple half cut side down on a platter or plate. Stick a skewer into it. Chop the cucumber into not too thin slices.
Place these slices on a skewer, starting with the largest one. Arrange them in a checkerboard pattern or approximately so that they look like Christmas tree branches.
Cut small pieces from red and yellow peppers. Place them on some cucumbers or secure them with toothpicks. Thread an elongated piece of pepper onto the top of the head, closing the skewer on top.
You can decorate with this Christmas tree New Year's dish, for example, salad. Place a little parsley along the edge of the plate, which will symbolize green grass.
The next tree consists of fruits, berries and vegetables. Take:
- large carrots;
- apple;
- kiwi;
- strawberries;
- toothpicks;
- grape;
- greenery;
- hole for removing the core from apples.
Wash the apple. Use a special tool to remove the middle from one side. On the other side, make an even cut so that the apple stands firmly on the plate.
Place the carrot in the hole. Stick toothpicks into it. Thread kiwi halves, strawberries and grapes onto them. The star can be cut from a suitable fruit or vegetable, or from a thick piece of cheese. Decorate a plate with greenery to make the tree look even more picturesque.
The next tree is made from apples. To prevent them from darkening, the cut slices should be dipped in a solution of lemon juice for 15 minutes.
First you need to cut out the middle of the apples, then chop these fruits into circles. Using a knife or a special notch, give these blanks a star shape. Place it on a plate and place a slightly smaller piece on top. Adhering to this tactic, lay the Christmas tree to the end. Decorate it with cranberries and physalis.
If you are making a New Year's salad, lay it out in a cone-shaped mound and compact it. Slice the leek leaves to resemble sharp angles. Stick the resulting decorations into the salad so that the leaves turn into twigs. Decorate the Christmas tree with finely chopped carrots.
If you don't have leeks, then you can garnish the salad with dill. Look at the photos to see how to arrange the branches, starting from the bottom.
A creative Christmas tree can be made from many other products.
Cut the cheese into sharp triangles, thread them onto a pre-attached skewer, and garnish with a slice of red pepper. Decorate the plate with tomato and kiwi slices.
If you have green pepper, turn its slices into lush spruce branches and make a New Year's tree from this edible material. Circles and slices of lemon or grapefruit will also become a picturesque decoration for the New Year's table.
If you use kiwi for this, use unripe ones so that the circles stick tightly to the base.
Meat lovers will also not be left at a loss. After all, an edible Christmas tree can be created from salami slices.
Place them on a skewer attached to half an apple and drape the top. Decorate the plate with greenery, and the masterpiece can be placed on the New Year's table.
Vegetarians and connoisseurs proper nutrition They will be able to make a Christmas tree out of broccoli, decorate it with cherry tomatoes, and make a star out of sweet peppers. The asparagus stalks will turn into a tree trunk, and cauliflower- into white snowdrifts.
The basis of the next Christmas tree is a salad, but it is better to take one whose ingredients can be held together well. A dish that contains boiled rice is perfect. We decorate the base with green lettuce leaves, then you need to decorate this edible Christmas tree with peeled shrimp and cherry tomatoes.
If you like Asian cuisine, make the rolls with added greens so that the base has that shade. If they come with caviar, then this ingredient will also act as a decoration. Fold the rolls as shown in the photo to create a comfortable Christmas tree.
Those who have a sweet tooth can decorate the base made of polystyrene or foam rubber with candies, attaching them with toothpicks. And if your family likes to eat well, then use small sausages, slices of sausage, tomatoes and lettuce on the base. You can also add other edible ingredients here, thereby delighting those who love a hearty meal.
Gourmets will surely love the horizontal Christmas tree made from tomatoes and different types of cheese - a great opportunity and reason to try them.
If you like a tree made of candies, attach them to plastic bottle using tape. And if you don’t know what to give an adult as a New Year’s gift, then use a bottle of champagne as a base, decorating it in this way. Give this present.
If you like to bake, make gingerbread or shortbread dough, roll it out, cut out stars using special notches or just a knife. All that remains is to decorate the baked sweets with white icing and place them on top of each other.
On New Year's table even pizza will create the right mood. To do this, when rolling out the dough, cut out a Christmas tree from it, decorate with cherry tomatoes, olives and slices of smoked sausage or chicken pieces. Sprinkle your masterpiece with a little cheese and bake in the oven.
