How to make a wooden triangle Christmas tree

Add some extra sparkle to your outdoor lighting with a DIY wooden triangle Christmas tree. All you need are some pieces of wood, chicken wire, twinkle lights, paint and a star garland to create a magical festive decoration for inside or out.

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You will need the following supplies and tools to build a triangle Christmas tree like the one above: For the bottom piece of the triangle Christmas tree: One length of wood 31 inches / 79cm For the wooden Christmas tree stand: A rectangular piece of wood.

Use the mitre saw to make 22.5-degree cuts at the bottom ends of both side pieces (A) and (B).

Step four - Now it's time to make the base of the wooden triangle Christmas tree. To create pressure, I covered the stand with old cloths and set a brick on top of the pieces whilst they dried.

Step - seven Stain or paint the wood triangle Christmas tree and stand however you like and allow to dry. Step eight - Cut a piece of chicken wire to fit the back of the triangle Christmas tree.

Chicken wire has been stapled to the back of the wood triangle tree The possibilities are endless when it comes to decorating this wood triangle Christmas tree.

First, hang a set of string lights from the point of the triangle tree and let them cascade down over the chicken wire. Lastly, drape a star garland from the top to the bottom of the triangle Christmas tree, zig-zag style.

My star garland is another DIY craft project which I made from air dry clay. I have a blog post showing how to make air dry clay ornaments here if you are interested in that. I used small pieces of silver florist's wire to attach the garland to the triangle tree frame. Stand the wood triangle Christmas tree on a box or wooden crate to create more height if required.

Attach mini paper bags with wooden pegs to make an indoor advent calendar. I styled my tree with evergreens, lanterns and pine cones - simple!

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