Wooden Christmas Tree Frame Hung with Baubles

triangular wooden christmas tree with christmas balls

With three pieces of wood and Christmas balls you can create a super creative and original Christmas ornament, an option that you can adapt to your taste and style.

Wooden triangles imitating a Christmas tree are perfect for decorating your home and even a commercial space. It's a simple idea to make and you can reuse materials you have at home.

Check out some ideas for a triangular wooden Christmas tree with Christmas balls

How to make a triangular Christmas tree?

To make your triangular Christmas tree you will need 3 pieces of boards cut and joined in a triangle shape. It can be glued or nailed.

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Martha R. London

Martha London grew up in Savannah, Georgia, and still decorates the way her grandmother taught her: fresh greenery, plenty of ribbon and a lot of patience. On Decorating HQ she writes about Christmas, Easter, Halloween and every holiday in between, and spends her weekends hunting for vintage ornaments.