Transform a laundry basket into a piece of DIY Christmas decor - with this tutorial for an unfinished wood Paint Stick Christmas Tree Collar.

This DIY Cardboard Christmas Tree Collar is super cute and budget friendly.

Learn how to use burlap to create an easy peasy Christmas tree skirt.

Here is one of my favorite ways to decorate with a plaid scarf. The best part is there’s no cutting or damage, so you can use your scarf again.

This tin can Christmas tree hack is a clever and inexpensive way to decorate for the upcoming holiday season.

This craft project isn't for the faint of heart, but if you're up for the challenge to yield this beautiful tree skirt, then it's well worth the time and energy!

One of the easiest ways to change up the look of a Christmas tree is with a tree skirt.

This year, I’m trying to include some Nordic inspired elements in our Christmas decor and the first project to tackle is this simple n0-sew faux fur Christmas Tree Skirt. I think a big part of Nordic decor is the use of fur whether it be real or faux. 

It is stunning.  And it is doable for pretty much anyone who can cut a straight line and yield a glue gun.  The process is a bit tedious, but it is easy.

Are you ready to make the easiest tree skirt ever? As part of my Michaels Dream Tree Challenge this year I decided to add a pop of black and white with this felt snowflake tree skirt that you can make in no time!

Make this beautiful felt tree skirt for a soft touch to your Christmas decor this year.

This is super easy to make and required absolutely zero sewing.

Grab a few of your favorite fabrics, and you’ll have a completely custom and unique tree skirt!

This year, I thought I’d jump on the tree skirt train and start with three easy no-sew options for my first year. This pom one really stands out.