Beaded Christmas Tree Door Decor

Can y’all believe it is the beginning of November already! And here we are again getting into the swing of the holiday seasons. Now you may be wondering why I am posting about Christmas already and there are two reasons, one is because I just love Christmas and I am all for decorating early. (Sorry, not sorry) And two because I am joining other bloggers again this year as part of the At Home DIY Deck the Home Holiday Challenge. So for the next 6 weeks, we will be posting DIYs with a theme each week related to Christmas. So let’s get started! This week’s theme is Holiday Door Decor. Now for this project, I was racking my brain trying to figure out what I was going to create. Last year I did a creative holiday village out of a thrift store basket and this year I wanted to do something equally as creative. I am one that loves wreaths and I display plenty of them during the holidays but I wanted to create something unique that could be used on a door or anywhere in the home for the holidays. So I came up with this cute and easy wood beaded Christmas tree!

A completed wooden beaded Christmas tree with a yarn pom pom star and wooden sticks as the trunk

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Materials Needed for Beaded Christmas Tree Door Decor

Wooden beads, any size will do (I used 20mm)
12 gauge Craft wire
Wood sticks or something similar
Wire cutter
Random Spray paints (I chose sage, white, copper and a dark grey)
Needle-nose pliers

Step 1:

I chose to leave the wooden beads unpainted for the majority of the tree and just painted a handful of them to act as ornaments for the tree. You could paint all the beads if you desired.

A close up of wooden beads, natural and painted in the shape of a tree

Step 2:

Bend the craft wire in the shape of a Christmas tree. I then wrapped one end of the craft wire onto a side of the tree and strung beads on then cut and wrapped the opposite end onto the other side. I did this the entire way up the tree and added the “ornament” beads throughout.

A piece of craft wire in the shape of a triange Christmas tree on a whitewashed table

An above view of three rows of wooden beads on a triangle shaped tree

A close up photo of three rows of random wood beads on a wire triangle frame

A close up a mostly completed wood beaded Christmas tree

Step 3:

I collected sticks from our yard and cut them down to create the tree trunk. Then I hot-glued these together and then used the hot glue to add them to the tree

A close up of some sticks that have been glued together to create a tree trunk on a wood beaded Christmas tree

Step 4:

Lastly was to figure out what I wanted to use for the star. I chose an off-white yarn and created a pom-pom using my fingers and then used the hot glue to attach this as well.