Make a Farmhouse-Chic Burlap Christmas Tree Skirt

Try this quick and easy Christmas tree skirt craft that adds instant farmhouse style to your holiday.

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Follow along to whip up this charming, rustic tree skirt in no time.

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Gather Your Supplies

For this craft you will need: 8 yards of burlap/ 25 feet of ribbon/ sewing machine/ matching thread/ 60 inches of peel and stick Velcro

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Lay Out the Ribbon

Keep the burlap folded in half, just as it came off the fabric store bolt. Place the ribbon about 4 inches away from the edge.

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Sew it On

Next, sew both sides of the ribbon edging onto the burlap along the entire 8 yards of fabric.

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Roll it Out

Next lay out the burlap in one length on the floor.

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Add Folds

Working in one direction, create folds of fabric from the burlap evenly spaced like so in a ring. The last fold will lay flat as seen in the photo below in the 7 o'clock position.

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Make a Ring

It may take a bit of time to get the folds just right. The top of the folds should be angled just a bit to form a ring in the center, as seen here.

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Add Velcro

Once the tree skirt is put into the ring, it's time to add the Velcro. Starting at your first fold, gently pull it back and add the velcro to the fold. Push and secure the fold into place.

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Keep It Together

After you Velcro under the fold, gently open the top of the same fold and put a little piece of Velcro inside the fold, as shown here. Then return the fold to the normal position and move on to the next fold to repeat the process.

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Repeat for All Folds

Work your way around the entire tree skirt applying Velcro underneath each fold and in between. This will help the tree skirt keep its shape and also allow you to reassemble it from year to year.

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Final Touches

For the last fold, there will be two sides that require velcro. Simply pull back the fold on the left first and apply the Velcro in the same fashion as you did for the other folds on the skirt.

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Tree Ready

For the last fold on the right, apply a strip of Velcro under the fold and then apply a strip inside the fold.

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Rustic Christmas Chic

To add the tree skirt around your Christmas tree simply release the Velcro by the double fold. Slide the skirt around the tree and then reattach the Velcro. To care for your tree skirt, spot clean only is recommended.

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Make a Farmhouse-Chic Burlap Christmas Tree Skirt

Related To:

Fun and Festive

Gather Your Supplies

Lay Out the Ribbon

Sew it On

Roll it Out

Add Folds

Make a Ring

Add Velcro

Keep It Together

Repeat for All Folds

Final Touches

Tree Ready

Rustic Christmas Chic

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