I love these fabric Christmas tree ornaments! This easy kids Christmas craft results in simple ornaments for kids to make that don’t require any sewing or crafting skills. Kids of all ages will enjoy making these cloth festive merry Christmas trees made out of fabric are no sew, so they can be accomplished with basic cutting and pasting skills.

EAsy Fabric Christmas Trees – Ornament Craft for Kids

Let’s make fabric Christmas trees! If you are short on time during the holiday season you are going to love this fabric Christmas Tree Ornament craft idea. I actually do enjoy sewing but life is so busy for us that if I don’t have to pull out the sewing machine it saves me a lot of time.

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Another lovely thing about this finished ornament craft is that they won’t break! Hang these homemade ornaments on the Christmas tree and they are accident proof when they fall, nothing will shatter!

I am always looking for ways to re-create a sewing project into a no-sew idea!

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Supplies Needed to Make Cloth Christmas Trees

easy kids craft for Christmas ornaments supplies needed — Here is what you need to make your fabric trees!

This is a great Christmas craft to use up scraps. Don’t overthink the supplies!

I used a mix of fun pop of color for the fabric and some were more subdued trees that are gray with some fun ribbon for the stem. I couldn’t find my stuffing so I used toilet paper.

Fabric – use the fabric scraps you have on hand or pick up some fun holiday prints to coordinate in this holiday craft for kids
ribbon
pillow stuffing
glue

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How to Make this Christmas Tree Craft

Step 1

Have your child trace a triangle shape onto fabric. Double up fabric when cutting so you end up with 2 triangles.

Step 2

Glue the edges of the bottom half of the triangle but leave the middle open so you can insert the “trunk” using ribbon. Note I use silicone glue that is in liquid form and it’s wonderful crafting glue but you can also use a hot glue gun (children should use with caution).

Step 3

Once it’s dry stuff it by folding toilet paper squares inside or you can use pillow stuffing if you wish.

Step 4

Glue the rest of the edges.

Our Experience with Making this Fabric Christmas Tree Craft

I made about 8 of these Christmas trees at first I used them as garland for a party and taped them to the back of some red/white twine.

Once I was done with that, I removed them off the twine and place them back on my Christmas tree as ornaments.

Using Craft Supplies You Have On Hand To Make These Fabric Christmas Tree Decorations

You can hang these anywhere, from a mantle, dowel rod, cabinets. These tree shapes look festive everywhere and how can they not? They’re little trees for Christmas!

But you don’t have to worry about spending a lot of money to make these small fabric Christmas trees.

Rather, use any pieces of fabric you have whether it’s cotton fabrics, linen, festive fabrics, faux fur, or whatever you bought at Joann fabric store.

You can use all sorts of mix and match scraps of fabric.

Plus, you don’t have to have festive string either. Use ribbon, a piece of twice, or even baker’s twine to hang them up.

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Easy No-Sew Cloth Christmas Tree Ornaments Kids Can Make

Make these simple fabric Christmas tree ornaments using fabric scraps. This Christmas craft is festive, easy, budget-friendly, and great for kids of all ages as well as adults.

Materials

Fabric – use the fabric scraps you have on hand or pick up some fun holiday prints to coordinate in this holiday craft for kids
ribbon
pillow stuffing
glue

Tools

Scissors

Instructions

Have your child trace a triangle shape onto fabric. Double up fabric when cutting so you end up with 2 triangles.
Glue the edges of the bottom half of the triangle but leave the middle open so you can insert the “trunk” using ribbon.
Once it’s dry stuff it by folding toilet paper squares inside or pillow stuffing.
Glue the rest of the edges.