40 Easy & Cheap DIY Indoor Christmas Cone Trees for this Winter

Christmas cone trees are always lovable. This timeless trend is a DIY holiday project that is easy to do and can be personalized to your home. Not to mention that the project is also cheap even though it doesn’t look cheap at all—which is great!

The basic materials to do these DIY Christmas cone trees are decorative paper, light cardboard, or poster board. You can also use recycled materials, like empty cereal boxes. Don’t forget some crafting glue and you’re good to go. Below are some ideas you can try at home.

Snowy Christmas Cone Trees

Christmas holidays have always been linked to snow and white colors. So, if you want to make some traditional Christmas cone trees, this idea is for you. Roll a rectangular decorative paper or cardboard to form a cone. Stick the tip with hot glue. Let it dry and stick white faux bird feathers on the cone surface. Make layering form so that it looks like a real pine tree. Tada! It feels as if it’s snowing inside the house!

31-8 — White paper christmas tree from allfreechristmascrafts

32-8 — White paper rose-shaped Christmas tree from whatsurhomestory

Snow-covered tabletop christmas tree — Christmas tree cardboard and snow accents from bhg

35-9 — Cardboard Christmas tree and white garland from instructables

36-5 — White Christmas tree cardboard with star cut paper from guiademanualidades

37-5 — White chardboard from guiademanualidades

38-5 — White Christmas tree cardboard with red ornaments from guiademanualidades

39-7 — White paper tree from createandbabble

Glam Christmas Cone Trees

Want something more festive for this holiday season? Just make these glam Christmas cone trees. Roll a poster board to create some cones and add some hot glue on the tip to make your cones firm.

Trim the cone bottoms so that they are even and can sit nicely on any surface. Spray on the cones with adhesive spray and pour some glitter. Once all parts of the cones are covered with glitter, let them dry. Then, get ready to rock the party!

20-14 — Glam christmas cone fom twinsdish

19-14 — Silver gliter cone from twotwentyone

1-20 — Christmas tree gold beads from hometalk

2-20 — Silver and gold glam christmas from homewithholliday

3-20 — Metalic DIY cone from thebudgetdecorator

4-19 — Silver glitter cone from thebudgetdecorator

5-23 — White cone with gold glitter from thebudgetdecorator

6-16 — Blush silver glitter cone trees from decorpad

7-1 — Colorful gliter christmas tree from diynetwork

8-18 — Sequin gold christmas tree from christmas.365greetings

9-18 — Glitter foil christmas Tree from christmas.365greetings

10-16 — Red glitter christmas tree from christmas.365greetings

11-16 — Ombre glitter christmas tree from christmas

12-15 — Iced glittered trees from christmas.365greetings

13-16 — Silver and gold ombre glitter from christmas.365greetings

14-19 — Tinsel glitter trees from christmas.365greetings

15-17 — Stripped glitter trees from christmas.365greetings

16-19 — Blue and purple ombre glitter from christmas.365greetings

17-21 — Glitter and fairy lights from christmas.365greetings

18-23 — Sparkly multi-colored glitter trees from christmas.365greetings

Recycled-Coffee Filter Christmas Cone Trees

If you want to do a DIY project with recycled materials, this idea can be considered as well. Make cones out of used cereal boxes (or used poster board) and cut some coffee filter paper on the middle, creating a hole on that part. Stick and stack all the holed filters on each cone, creating layers. When the glue is dry, you can optionally add some glitter on the layers. Voila!