Tissue Paper Christmas Tree Decoration

Have fun making this easy Tissue Paper Christmas Tree Decoration to post on the Bulletin Board or the refrigerator. It also makes a pretty decoration for a package or gift bag too. The smart package wrapper will rescue it after the gift is opened and save it for next year. It holds up well.
Trivia:
Since 1971, the Province of Nova Scotia has presented the Boston Christmas tree to the people of Boston, in gratitude for the relief supplies received from the citizens of Boston after a ship exploded in 1917 following a collision in the Halifax, Nova Scotia Harbor. Part of the city was leveled, killing and injuring thousands. Source: Christmas Tree Facts – Great Moments in Christmas Tree History
Supplies
- White card stock or heavyweight paper
- Tacky glue
- Green Tissue Paper
- Brown Tissue Paper
- Yellow Tissue Paper
- Small Pom Poms, sequins, beads or whatever trim you want (optional)
- Paper Plate
- Scissors
- Newspaper
Instructions
- Click on tree below and print out the pattern on card stock or heavyweight paper. Cut out the tree.
- Put tree on newspaper and pour some tacky glue on paper plate.
- Cut tissue paper into pieces approximately 1 1/2″ to 2″ square.
- Crumple individual pieces of paper and dip into glue. Affix to the pattern. I find it is easier to do the garland first if you are going to do that kind of trim. Then fill the green crumples in around it.
- Glue decorations to trim your tree and you have a beautiful decoration.
Pattern
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