48 Tabletop Christmas Tree Ideas

These cute crocheted Christmas trees are great for beginning crochet fans.  Embellish your trees with little ornaments made of buttons for a cute holiday look.

Simply wrap up Styrofoam trees with Red Heart Yarn's Spark-a-Doodle yarn to give your tabletop trees a fun whimsical look.  This project can be done in minutes!

These mini crocheted Christmas trees would look great sitting on your mantel.  Make a whole forest of festive holiday trees with this simple crochet pattern.

These trees may be simple, but they will add a special touch of Christmas class to your decor.  Learn how to make a mini tree in a variety of colors with this simple pattern.

This simple mini tree will take you mere minutes to assemble.  Simple colors come together to create a lovely centerpiece that is sure to impress.

If you have some leftover yarn and you're looking for a quick way to make a crafty tree, this is the perfect project! Add gold baubles for the perfect decorative touch.

Give your tree a more Seussical feel when you add pom pom ornaments to your yarn-wrapped tree! This beautiful project is easy and lovely to make, and the kids can help!

These frilly mini trees are perfect for adding a festive touch to your mantel or desk.  Made with bright card stock and a simple form, these trees can be made in no time.

Turn all those paper scraps into a colorful paper tree!  This adorable mini Christmas tree is a fun and simple way to decorate for the holiday.

All that leftover wrapping paper can be transformed into this Dazzling Christmas Centerpiece.  Make a mini Christmas tree in a variety of colors and patterns for a centerpiece that really pops!

Have you been saving holiday paper scraps?  Finally put them to use with this cute paper tree.  This is also a great way to use up wrapping paper and old Christmas cards.

Need a quick table centerpiece for Christmas?  This Holiday Tree Centerpiece is super easy to make and can be whipped up in a matter of minutes.

Curly paper adds a whimsical feel to the finished project when you make this tutorial! The completed tree almost looks like ribbon.

Love to paint? These trees are as simple as grabbing your favorite metallic paints and covering paper mache bases with happy holiday hues.

Did you ever make these trees as a kid? This is a great project to do in front of the TV or while listening to an audiobook!

Learn how to make this traditional project just like they used to make with old Reader's Digests! Buttons and garlands make the perfect embellishments, and they look lovely on candlestick bases!

This article includes a few different ways to make paper trees this holiday. The accordion folded trees are unique and so easy to make.

Wondering what to do with old coloring pages? Your answer is here! Decoupage them onto a wooden base for a unique and bright tabletop tree.

Grab cardboard from the recycle bin and turn them into new mantel decor with this adorable tutorial! Get the kids involved with this one!

This adorable tree is made using accordion-folded strips of pastel cardstock and curled into the spiral shape of the tree. Must add glitter!

Print out the free template for this adorable tree and get the kids involved with painting and decorating their trees.

Make adorable whispy trees using fringe tissue paper. The black and white colors chosen for this tutorial are effortlessly elegant!

Cut pretty patterned papers into strips to make this festive tree! Kids will love playing with the gluey paper, and the finished results look so nice.

Cut paper squares of varying sizes up from scrap paper and turn them into a beautiful tree. This is a fantastic idea for book lovers and librarians!

Got leftover wrapping paper? Make this adorable project! With the help of some pom pom ribbon and buttons, these trees come together easily and look so fun.

Time to start saving toilet paper rolls and paper towel rolls! This eco-friendly tree is a great activity for a cold December day!

Put on your favorite Hallmark Christmas movie and start making roses! This darling tree is so pretty when finished!

Silver and gold are classic Christmas colors. Because they're metallic, they're an effortless way to bring elegance into your Christmas decorating.

These cuddly trees are made with leftover felt sweaters or felt scraps.  Perfect to have out all winter long, these cute trees are a great way to use up fabric scraps.

An old unwanted sweater can become cute holiday decor with this mini Christmas tree pattern.  Embellish these sweater trees with sequins and glue-on rhinestones to give them a sparkle!

Leftover fabric scraps can be put on display with this lovely mini tree trio centerpiece.  Learn how to make a mini Christmas tree with all your lacy and feminine fabric scraps.

This beautiful project is a simple sewing pattern with interchangeable covers that you can switch out depending on the time of year and which texture you prefer!

Hello there fringe! This is a stunning project with vintage vibes that will make your Christmas extra nostalgic.

Don't throw out those sweaters! Repurpose them into your new favorite tabletop Christmas trees.

If you have leftover wool from your last needlefelting project or you simply love the soft elegance of this tree, be sure to learn how to make this pattern!

Repurpose old jeans! Make a country chic set of Christmas trees when you use the hems of old jeans to make this project.

Speaking of repurposing, if you haven't worn those scrunchies since the 90s, it's time to turn them into something wild like this adorable project!

A simple form and a strand of colorful sparkly beads come together to create these cute mini trees.  Great for Christmas and New Year's, this centerpiece is sparkly and fun.

Gather up those tiny ornaments and turn them into a glamourous mini Baubles Tree.  This is a fun table topper and is great for those who don't have room for a full-sized Christmas tree.

You'll never guess what these trees are made out of! (Hint: they weigh less than you think!)

This absolutely adorable tree is perfect for the sewing room! If you have a seamstress in your household, make this for her this season.

How about a metal Christmas tree filled with everyone favorite perennials? Upcycle tin cans to make this project.

Use a terra cotta pot to make this adorable Christmas tree! The little wire suspending the ornaments makes this a modern cute project.

Get the kids involved with this one! Use terra cotta pots in three different sizes to make this tree, and glue on jingle bells for ornaments!

This is a great tree for lovers of DIY! Use metal rods as the triangular base for your tree and wrap evergreen garland around the structure for your very own DIY tree.

Calling all beach lovers! This beautiful tree is the perfect accent to your holiday decor if you live near the ocean.

With the help of twine and all of your favorite embellishments, you can make an easy tree with a whimsical air.

This is amazing! Bust out that stash of spools from all your sewing and make a fresh base for your tree out of a bedspring of all things! The result is the perfect crafty tree.