The Best DIY Tabletop Christmas Tree Ideas – Pillarboxblue

What a wonderful combination, tartan, tweed and denim. I think it's the Scottish blood in me that draws me to these Celtic themed mini trees.

Given the right drill bit, it is a lot easier to cut China plates than you think. These cute Christmas trees are made from an upcycled old plate.

A fun way to repurpose out of date road maps. Especially as many old road maps are printed in the traditional colours of Christmas, red, white and green.

This craft shows that you can upcycle all parts of a pair of jeans. The trees are made with the seams, hems and belt loops.

Another one of my favourites. These Scandi felt trees just look so cute.

I love the stylish feel to these wooden Scandi style Christmas trees. The white decorations really add something to the whole look.

This is a fun craft to do with the kids. Make paper cutouts of their hands and then turn them into tabletop Christmas trees.

This is a very clever upcycle of bottles into Christmas tree-shaped candle holders for the table.

Another simple upcycled tree, all you need is an old book.

I love the simple rustic look of this wooden tabletop Christmas tree forest.

The kids will have fun making these trees out of their old cereal boxes.

Fun Christmas trees to make for beach lovers. I love the sea glass on the top.

I love the colour of these felt trees and the 3D look. They would look fabulous on my Christmas mantle.

Annika is the queen of woodwork crafts and this wood slice tree is fabulous.

Who doesn't love a succulent? I really fancy making one of these succulent Christmas trees.

I would never have thought of using a wine glass like this. The trees sparkly too, which just adds to that lovely icy look.

This is a clever use of duct tape, to make buffalo check Christmas trees. Great for those that love a farmhouse look.

It's the pretty colours and patterns that really make these tabletop Christmas trees special.

These colourful mini Christmas trees will definitely brighten up your holiday table.

This small fabric Christmas tree is the perfect rustic Christmas decor for the mantel, shelf, or tablescapes. They are the perfect simple DIY Christmas craft…so easy, even the kids can make them.

The wire topper on this feather Christmas tree really makes this craft something special.

These Christmas trees are made by knitting a simple cord and covering a wire spring.

This is a fabulous way to use vintage Christmas wrapping paper. These wooden trees will look bright and cheery on any Christmas table.

These adorable upcycled Christmas trees are made from old quilts.

The white paper gives these trees a snowy frosted look. I think they are gorgeous!

This mini tree is made with fresh real boxwood clippings.

I really like the look of these trees, but there again I'm a big fan of tartan and flannel.

The mini pine cone on the top of this ribbon tree is a nice touch.

You have to check out the clever way the wire is twisted for these wire Christmas trees.

Who'd of thought that a bit of rope would make such lovely tabletop Christmas trees?

These trees are simply made from scraps of wood and old road maps. Choose road maps in the right colours and they look like trees.

I love the tiny red bells on this tree and the fact that it has cute lights too.

Raid your grandma's sewing box to make these cute button tabletop trees.

I love the simplicity of these Scandi style metal mini trees.

These are lovely tabletop trees for those who live by the sea. A great use for all that beachcombed sea glass.

All you need is some twine and glue to make these little trees. I bet they would look fabulous made with coloured twine too.

Another lovely wooden rustic tabletop tree, this time in a patchwork pattern.

The special feature with this tree is that it rotates and plays silent night.

These stitched Christmas trees are a great way to use up fabric scraps.

I'm always looking for fun ways to use paint swatches and this is one!

Add a bit of sparkle to your table with these sequin Christmas trees.