10/16/2026
Target has some very pretty Christmas pieces this year, but for me, there is just something about making my own that makes the holidays feel special.
This is one of the easiest projects and all it required was digging around in my craft and Christmas bins for a few items.
I pulled out an older tree that I have had for a long time, some stems that I use for cutting (ones that I am not using in arrangements and I have already cut apart for other projects) and some faux fruit.
Also, I always see tons of these little trees at the thrift store this time of year as well as bags of faux fruit. Even if you don’t have these items at home, you could make this for very little.
I had the sugared apples but I made a few more sugared or “frosted” fruit pieces using Stacie Moore tutorial she had shared last year. So simple to do. Just add a layer of Mod Podge, sprinkle on the baking soda and glitter mixture and let them dry. You can brush off the excess once they are dry.
I used floral wire to hang everything on the tree and added a gingham ribbon!
I think this little tree looks so cozy in the crock and it will fit in perfectly with my cottagecore Christmas this year.
I still have so many more projects to share, I hope you will come back and join me.
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