I cut a dowel in half which made it 18 inches. A disc I cut from a piece of wood I had in the shed. I drilled a hole in the disc and glued the dowel in the opening.
Didn't have any pink paint on hand so I glued wrapping paper to the disc.
The pattern called for 10 discs cut from tulle in varying sizes. I decided it needed more so I cut some in different sizes in 1/2 inch more that the disc next to it. The tulle folded in half witha running stitch a quarter of the way down from fold.
I made sure I separated the tulle from the other so it was fluffy.
Will place little small christmas balls on it too. Not gonna glue them but will just put little wire hanger on them .
How cute! Thanks for giving such easy-to-follow directions. I may try one of these. I'm eager to see it with the tree topper and ornaments. Great job!
ReplyDeleteThat tree is so pretty. Love the pink color. Fun tutorial too. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI would love if you share this fabulous tree at our link party today, Dishing It & Digging It. it starts at 4:00 EST.
Hi Betsy! Your tree is just too too cute! Thanks for the tutorial as I would love to make one, and I even have some tulle in my sewing room. I hope you find a vintage angel for the top.
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Your Christmas tree are beautiful and I love how easy it is to make. Thank you for sharing at Dishing it and Digging it link party. We love having you.
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ReplyDeleteI LOVE this!! Tanks so much for sharing and thanks for stopping by!!
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Debbie
Wow, they really do look impressive. The pink is a delight, my Grandaughters would love that colour.
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