The Busy Giffs: Our Felt Christmas Tree

December 4, 2012

Our Felt Christmas Tree


Yep, you read that right.
We have a felt Christmas tree.

Ok, we really do but it's not our real tree.
We have our Christmas tree up (but not decorated) and in addition, we have another felt tree up on our wall for Emmalee.


I know, it's very Dr Seuss looking but she was trying to help so I just did it superfast. Whatever.

All it took was 1/2 a yard of green felt (60% off) and a couple sheets of the 29 cent felt from Michaels.

I hung the tree piece up with some commandstrips.
Then the "ornaments" are just shapes cut out of the smaller felt sheets.
Felt sticks to felt, so I was done at that point!

Emmalee likes to pull the ornaments off and stick them back up!
It's great for her finger dexterity and imaginative play skills!
And it's super cheap!
What's not to love?!


6 comments:

  1. I love the felt Christmas tree! I need to make it for my little ones. You were a "suggested friend" on Twitter so I followed you and clicked over to your blog. Love it! Following you on GFC now too :)

    -Megan
    www.ababymakesfour.blogspot.com

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  2. This looks like way too much fun to do with a little one!

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  3. What an adorable idea, I wish I had thought of that when my kids were little. I found your blog thru a link u from 4youwithlove blog, where you and I were featured. I thought she had a really fantastic idea, so I am making it a point to visit those blogs she featured and pay it forward by following them. Merry Christmas

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  4. This is a unique idea. I found you from 4youwith love where I was featured also. Am paying it forward and following all the blogs too. Happy Holidays to you and your family. You have some fun projects here.

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  5. Too fun! I found you on 4youwithlove where I was featured too.

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