Cardboard (optional to make the Christmas Tree template).Mini silver bells or other embellishments (optional).Ribbon of your choice (we used a green burlap and red sparkly as well as a red truck).Rocks ( you could also use unfinished natural wood circles).Fabric of your choice ( we used a pack of Christmas themed Fat Quarter swatches).This post may contain affiliate links for your convenience (which means if you make a purchase after clicking a link I will earn a small commission but it wonвЂ™t cost you a cent more!) Supplies needed to make a Hand Sewn Fabric Christmas Tree with Twine Trunk If you are thinking вЂњnope, no way, IвЂ™m not sewing!вЂќ, donвЂ™t worry I made a no-sew version of these Fabric Christmas Trees that I think came out just as cute! If youвЂ™re not a fan of that style you could sew them inside out, and then flip them right side out so that the stitch is on the inside like the no-sew version that I made. I intentionally hand sewed these fabric Christmas trees right side out, so that you can see the stitch around the outside because I like the look that it gives them. Honestly, you will love making these stuffed fabric Christmas trees and you might end up doing what I did and making more trees than you have places to display them. AND they only take about 10 minutes if you have some basic sewing experience, and 15 minutes if you donвЂ™t, like me! I break out the needle and thread maybe 3 times a year, so every time I have to sew something it takes me a bit to get the hang of it. Speaking of buying, rustic hand sewn Fabric Trees like these ones go for about $6-$10 over on Etsy, but you can make them for less than $2 a piece.

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