Felt Christmas Tree for Kids: Buy It or Make Your Own!
Why We Love It
If you’re looking for an easy, festive way to keep little ones entertained during the holidays, a felt Christmas tree for toddlers is a total game-changer. I bought mine straight from Amazon because I was feeling a little lazy and short on time, but after seeing how much fun my kids had, I have no regrets.
The tree arrived with brightly colored felt ornaments, a little wrinkled, but a quick press with the iron fixed it right up. The best part? My kids felt like they were decorating their own little piece of the house, while I could finally enjoy decorating the rest of the house.
Where to Buy
Want the easiest solution? Here’s the exact felt Christmas tree I bought on Amazon. It shipped quickly, entertained my little ones for hours.
How to Make
If you want a crafty weekend project, making your own felt tree is easy:
One sheet of green felt (as big as you want your tree)
Smaller pieces of colored felt for ornaments
Scissors and a bit of Velcro
Hang the finished tree on a wall with command strips or pins
Invite your kids to help design and cut ornaments for a truly custom project. Make as many extra decorations as you want or change them up throughout the season!
Crafting Tips
Iron out wrinkles using a low setting and a cloth between the iron and the felt
Hot glue Velcro dots on ornaments for easy swapping and sticking
Pre-cut stars, snowflakes, gingerbread people and let kids decorate with fabric pens and stick-on gems
DIY Ornament Ideas
Classic shapes like stars, candy canes, ornaments, presents or stockings work well
Personalized ornaments with fabric pens, gems, puffy paint or glitter glue
Create “Interactive” ornaments and include buttons to secure or tiny pockets with layered felt
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The Verdict
Whether you buy it (no shame!) or craft your own, a felt Christmas tree is a wonderfully fun, mess-free way for toddlers to get in the holiday spirit. It’s affordable, reusable and lets your kids decorate “their” tree while you deck the halls your way.
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