From stockings hung by the chimney with care, to a Christmas roast "beast" to rival anything served up in Whoville, the most wonderful time of the year is filled with special traditions enjoyed by families everywhere. But there is perhaps no symbol of the season more universally beloved than the brightly-lit and beautifully-decorated Christmas tree. And along with trees tiny and tall, artificial and real and indoor and out, there's now another type of tannenbaum on the block: the pallet Christmas tree.
Yep, Christmas trees made of pallet wood have been on trend with crafters for awhile now because they're easy and inexpensive to make, and have a countrified charm that can't be beat. There are a range of pallet Christmas tree styles, too, as you can see below. So whether you're looking to DIY your pallet tree with the help of a few power tools, or would prefer to create it with simple glue and paint, you're going to find what you need in our roundup. We also have an assortment of advent trees to help you count down to the big day, and even a couple of pre-made pallet wood trees that'll save you time and energy. Still feeling crafty? Check out our DIY Christmas Gifts That'll Mean so Much to Your Friends and Family.
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Pallet Christmas Tree Advent Calendar
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Count down the days to Christmas in style by making your old pallet into an advent calendar. We guarantee it will look so great that your guests will swear you bought it.
Remember the reason for the season with this pallet Christmas tree featuring the famed Bible verse from Luke 2:11. This project even comes with a free cut file to make creating it easy peasy.
If you can't spare the time to craft your pallet wood tree from scratch, this is the project for you. It features not only a premade tree but also a free cut file that will have you creating a cheery looking Christmas sign for your yard in no time flat.
There are plenty of ways to personalize this tree, which was cut whole from a pallet that didn't have much space in between the boards. But we confess we love the homey, unfinished look.
This pallet advent tree is a beauty in and of itself, but to make it really pop, be sure to wrap the packages pinned to it in colorful red-and-white paper.
Even if the only Brad you know is Pitt, this is still a relatively simple project to do because the cuts you need to make to create the chevron shape are all the same angle.
If power tools aren't really your thing, this pallet project is for you. Simply paint and decorate with twine, and this advent calendar tree is ready to go.
Get ready for gasps when your guests see this marquee tree light up for the first time.
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Scrap Wood Christmas Trees
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Ah, finally a clever use for all that scrap wood you've been keeping around. For an extra-festive, rustic look, touch up the pieces with green milk paint before glueing them together.
Searching for a creative way to display the holiday cards collecting on your counter? Look no further! The silver bell garland on this wide-pallet Christmas tree makes it easy to display a dozen or more.
Deconstruct a pallet, use leftover planks, or round up some scrap wood to build this beauty. This tree's simple design means you can source your wood from just about anywhere.
Sometimes bigger isn't better. This adorbs tree is only 16" tall and 12" wide, but it makes a big statement thanks in part to that smart-looking framing.
Believe it or not, all you need to create a lace look on your pallet tree is lace fabric and a can of spray paint. Lay the lace on your tree, paint over it, and presto! When you pull off the fabric you'll have a lace pattern left on your tree.
While this stylish pallet tree could be decorated with almost anything, we love the vintage grayish-green Christmas ornaments. The white-washed backing board provides a nice contrast to the plain wood of the tree, too.
Created specifically as outdoor decor, this two-layer pallet Christmas tree is made from little else than wood and nails. You'll have it whipped up in no time!
Cut your pallet's planks into smaller sizes and stack 'em to create this dimensional display. You can even take it a step further by displaying trinkets or candles on the "branches."