I am soooooooo loving these little trees!!!! Aww thank you so much for showing us how you created these beauties. Can’t wait to try! Love how you used the florals and reds… so pretty. ❤❤❤
Loving these trees I’m thinking they would make great name place settings for a Christmas lunch, you could either add a tag with the persons name or cut out a banner with each name on and glue the banner across the tree. Then pop the tree on the dinner plate with a hidden surprise under the bottom tier, a chocolate or a small present, it could be an alternative to a cracker!! At Easter you could do them in Spring colours and pop little Easter eggs underneath. My minds running with ideas now 🤦♀️😝, I’m thinking do small ones hanging on the tree or as a garland. Or do a range of big ones say 8”x8” bases or even 10” square working down to 2” which would give you a tree of 7 or 8 tiers if you just dropped 1” each layer and then group all the different sizes say from a 10” base with 8 tiers down to a 6” base with 4 tiers together on a side table with led lights intertwined, of course if you used glitter on the trees the lights would really make them twinkle. Oh there’s sooo many ideas! Thank you for sharing and giving me yet more things I must make for Christmas!!
Absolutely adorable Danielle!! I can't wait to make a little forest of these cuties!! Thank you for the tutorial, so precise and perfect. What a great #rubytuesday project xoxo
Wow!!! I almost didn't watch this because I was sure I'd never be able to make these but your directions were so clear I can't wait to get started!! Thank you so much for this tutorial!!
I am horrible at anything to do with straight lines; origami, quilting, anything requiring "neatness". I measure fifty times, cut once, still screw it up. Having said that... I just made a tree. It is decent. Just a note of encouragement for anyone else that sucks at..measuring and folding😂. Thanks honey for the fun tutorial!
Love these origami trees. I was wondering what type and weight of paper you used? It doesn’t appear to be cardstock but it also looks thicker than printer paper.
I am soooooooo loving these little trees!!!! Aww thank you so much for showing us how you created these beauties. Can’t wait to try! Love how you used the florals and reds… so pretty. ❤❤❤
Simply gorgeous‼️🥰✂️❤️✂️
Thank you for teaching these so well. They are adorable. 💖💖💖
Absolutely amazing, i luv it ❤
For sure a forest of different sizes, with mica, glass glitter or snow on the edges! This is a lovely tutorial- many thanks!!! 😁🌲❤
This is one of the best projects I’ve seen for the holidays! I absolutely love these trees. Thanks for the clear instructions and inspiration! 🎄🎄🎄
I love how they turned out, just beautiful for hanging anywhere! TFS this idea! 🎄
Loving these trees I’m thinking they would make great name place settings for a Christmas lunch, you could either add a tag with the persons name or cut out a banner with each name on and glue the banner across the tree. Then pop the tree on the dinner plate with a hidden surprise under the bottom tier, a chocolate or a small present, it could be an alternative to a cracker!! At Easter you could do them in Spring colours and pop little Easter eggs underneath. My minds running with ideas now 🤦♀️😝, I’m thinking do small ones hanging on the tree or as a garland. Or do a range of big ones say 8”x8” bases or even 10” square working down to 2” which would give you a tree of 7 or 8 tiers if you just dropped 1” each layer and then group all the different sizes say from a 10” base with 8 tiers down to a 6” base with 4 tiers together on a side table with led lights intertwined, of course if you used glitter on the trees the lights would really make them twinkle. Oh there’s sooo many ideas!
Thank you for sharing and giving me yet more things I must make for Christmas!!
Most definitely on my list of things to create for the season! Thank you so so much for sharing!!
These are so cute. Thank you. I can't wait to see them on my tree and mantel. Blessings.
Love this so much, Danielle. I followed along and made one. Will make a few more. Thank you for something fun to create.💓
Amazing!!! I love this tutorial, Danielle!!!❤❤❤❤ definetely doing it!!! Thank you so much! ❤
So beautiful!... hermosísimo!🌲
Absolutely adorable Danielle!! I can't wait to make a little forest of these cuties!! Thank you for the tutorial, so precise and perfect. What a great #rubytuesday project xoxo
So beautiful, tfs this fantastic tutorial 🎄🎄🎄
Love these !!! So pretty and adorable at the same time ! And thank you for giving us tips to take apart larger ribbons ! What a great idea ❤
These are too cute Danielle😍🤩😍 for sure will try making some of these 🎄🎄🎄
These are just beautiful Danielle!! I am definitely going to make some of these!! Thank you for sharing 🥰
Wow!!! I almost didn't watch this because I was sure I'd never be able to make these but your directions were so clear I can't wait to get started!! Thank you so much for this tutorial!!
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I am horrible at anything to do with straight lines; origami, quilting, anything requiring "neatness". I measure fifty times, cut once, still screw it up. Having said that... I just made a tree. It is decent. Just a note of encouragement for anyone else that sucks at..measuring and folding😂. Thanks honey for the fun tutorial!
Love these origami trees. I was wondering what type and weight of paper you used? It doesn’t appear to be cardstock but it also looks thicker than printer paper.
Yes, I’d like to know that also, please. Thanks!
Love the Origami Trees, great tutorial. What size bells do you use?