DIY Gold Beaded Christmas Tree
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Tomorrow is Thanksgiving here in the U.S. and all I can think about is Christmas decorations! I guess that’s the life of a blogger… or any glittery-deck-the-halls-obsessed human being.
You don’t have to be a blogger to get going early on holiday lights and glam. One of our neighbors has had giant Snowman/elves/reindeer inflatables ballooning up their yard for over a week! It makes me feel so behind just getting the porch decorations up today. We found this little gizmo at the hardware store that makes putting the lights up so easy! I’ll have to tell you more about it next week.
But let’s get to today’s fun! I have something a little different to share. EEK!
I’m dipping my toes in the video pool. Yes, I’ve done videos before, but not professional-looking-actually-edited ones. I’m striving to be a little bolder, here. So instead of a step-by-step tutorial, I present this Diy Gold Beaded Christmas Tree in full on sight and sound mode.
I hope you enjoy it!
What you need:
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- Cardboard Cone
- Gold Metallic Spray Paint
- About 12 feet of Beading
- Hot Glue – this is the one I have! It has temperature 2 temperature settings, which is awesome.
How to make your own Gold Beaded Christmas Tree:
Spray paint your cardboard cone. When it’s dry, starting at the bottom, hot glue your garland around and around the cone. When you get to the top, cut the garland. Then cut one bead off and glue it to the tip of the cone.
That’s it!
Did you watch the video? Was it helpful?
Let me know down in the comments below!
