Update your Christmas Tree this year with a DIY Christmas Tree collar. It’s a great alternative to a traditional Christmas tree skirt.
There are tons of different ways to make a DIY tree collar that you will absolutely love.
One popular idea is to repurpose an old metal planter to fit around the base of your tree.
Another affordable option is to wrap a piece of wood in fabric, or even use a basket or bucket to fit around the Christmas Tree stand.
The great thing is a tree collar works with both an artificial tree and a real tree.
Get creative and have fun with it! Once you’ve got your Christmas Tree base, you can embellish it with ribbon, greenery, or whatever else you like.
Christmas Tree Collars
I’ve gathered a collection of 15 DIY tree collar ideas for some inspiration.
There are options for wooden Christmas Tree collars that go with any style of Christmas decorations, plus a few unique ideas made with fabric.
Choose any fabric you like to compliment your home decor-like perhaps buffalo check!
If you prefer to buy rather than DIY, here is a festive collection of budget-friendly tree collars from Home Depot, Target, and Walmart.
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Whether you’re looking for something glamorous or rustic, I’m sure you’ll find the perfect idea here! Happy Holidays! 🙂
DIY Christmas Tree Collars
Looking for a creative way to dress up your Christmas tree this year? Check out these 15 DIY Christmas tree collar ideas! From simple fabric collars to more elaborate designs, there's something for everyone. So get creative and have some fun with your Christmas decor this year!
DIY Rope Christmas Tree Collar
I love this affordable black and white rope tree collar for a modern farmhouse look.
Little Treasures Christmas Tree
This repurposed crate from Michael at Inspired by Charm is the perfect example to "think outside the box" when looking for a tree collar.
Wood Christmas Tree Stand
Kati from Houseful of Handmade shows you how she made a rustic wood Christmas Tree collar.
Her step-by-step tutorial makes it look so simple!
Christmas Tree Stand Tutorial
You have to see how this Christmas Tree collar was made. It's so creative!
Faux Barn Wood Christmas Tree Collar
Learn how to make a faux barn wood Christmas Tree collar on a budget.
Beautiful DIY Christmas Tree Box Stand Plans (Easy Steps And Video)
Use the included video tutorial to make your own Christmas Tree box stand.
How to Make a DIY Christmas Tree Collar
Create a DIY wooden tree collar with just a few basic supplies.
Christmas Tree Box Stand DIY
Put leftover scrap wood to good use with this super easy DIY tree collar.
Christmas Tree Box Stand with Shiplap
Chelsea from Making Manzanita shows us how she made a Christmas Tree box stand with shiplap.
Simple DIY Christmas Tree Collar
This gorgeous DIY tree collar is finished with peel-and-stick tiles for a super creative idea.
Repurposed Christmas Tree Stand Cover
Diane from In My Own Style shares the coolest Christmas Tree collar with repurposed photo frames!
DIY Wooden Christmas Tree Collar
Use reclaimed wood to make a beautiful and modern Christmas Tree collar.
Poster Board Tree Collar
I'm amazed at the creativity of this DIY poster board tree collar. The lace gives it a shabby chic vibe.
Christmas Tree Collar Update
Want to update a store-bought tree collar? Check out this stand makeover with a stencil.
DIY Christmas Tree Collar
Make a fabric Christmas Tree collar for a budget-friendly option. Use your favorite fabric.
Thrifty Buffalo Check Christmas Tree Collar
Cindy from DIY Beautify made a farmhouse-style buffalo check tree collar that is just lovely!
I hope you found these DIY Christmas Tree collar ideas helpful. Which idea is your favorite? Leave a comment below to let me know.
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A Christmas Tree collar is a base that wraps around the bottom of the tree to cover the tree stand. It is a modern update to a Christmas Tree skirt.
Christmas Tree collars wrap more tightly around the stand to give a finished look to the bottom of the tree. You don’t have to worry about the tree skirt bunching up or getting wrinkles.
There are tons of creative ways to make a Christmas Tree collar. A few popular options are to use posterboard with fabric, scrap wood to form a square box, or recycled cardboard with peel-and-stick tile.
Plywood, shiplap, and scrap wood make beautiful tree collars. A more affordable option is to use posterboard or cardboard.
This is totally a personal choice. If you prefer a more modern look, go without a tree skirt. If you want to add an additional layer and texture, go with a tree skirt.
Google Web Story: 15 Easy DIY Tree Collar Ideas
See even more Christmas ideas in these related posts:
- Christmas Tree Mantel
- Country Christmas Outdoor Decorations
- Woodland Themed Christmas Bedroom
- Little Red Truck Christmas Porch Decor
- Elegant Flocked Christmas Tree with Blue and Silver
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Kim
Tuesday 12th of December 2023
I'm just going to stick with my tree skirt. It doesn't take up nearly as much room and is easy to store; it folds. I just can't see using something that is big and bulky when space is at a premium. Something pretty that lays flat on the floor is much preferable. Just because a collar is a newer idea doesn't mean it's better. In fact, I remember a time before tree skirts. Back in the 60's Mom would just wrap an old sheet around the trunk of the tree.