Valentine trees? Heck yes! Let me show you how I turned paper mache cones into adorable White & Pink Valentine trees!
Supplies I Used for my Valentine Trees
- Paper mache Christmas trees: I found mine at Hobby Lobby in the Christmas Craft section, but I also found some here, on Amazon!
- Chunky yarn of your choice: I found this cute loop yarn in white and pink, click here!
- Scissors
- Hot glue and glue gun
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assembling our valentine trees
I think this is one of my favorite crafts!
Easy, simple and yet the results look wonderful!
let’s get started!
As soon as the glue gun is warmed up, it’s time to get started.
First off, I love my new glue gun!
The fact that the gun itself is cordless, major bonus!
For my Valentines Trees, i start off with a small dollop of glue at the bottom of the cone and apply my yarn and hold until it’s set or the glue as cooled.
Then I go along the bottom of the cone and apply about three to four inch strips of glue and apply glue and then wrap the yarn over this.
Once the bottom is covered, I then follow this pattern row by row on my Valentine Trees until I get to the top.
I then tuck the end piece to camoglauge it into the hot glue and that’s it!
click below to see my video on how I made my valentine trees
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Hope you have a great week and happy crafting!
xoxo
Melissa
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