
Clippings from artificial garland are stuck into wine and champagne corks to make these tiny evergreen trees.

You'll need corks, wire cutters, a screw and artificial garland (I got my garland at Michael's for $1.99).

Using a screw – make a hole in the top of a cork. Cut a branch off of the garland and stick it into the hole. Get the kids to help with this one – they'll love it.

Cut some bases in half and leave some tall to create variation. I'm setting a few of these aside for my daughter's dollhouse.

If you're interested in a different silhouette – give your tree a trim. A few snips with a pair of scissors and this tree was easily reshaped.
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You are a genius! I’m going to do this but with rosemary because I have a bunch of it laying around. Thanks! Sorry if this is a duplicate. I couldn’t tell if my comment went through.
Lisa – that is a great idea! l love it -thanks for commenting – Camilla
Oh my gosh I love this idea so, so much! They’re darling! Thanks tons for this, I’ll be linking.
Thanks Rachel! Happy Holidays! Camilla
I just saw these featured on One Pretty Thing and had to drop by and say how much I love these. Simple perfection.
Camilla-
These are so cute. I love seeing simple clever ideas like this – I have corks and extra greenery and can have some made of these before the day is done.
My best – Diane
This is GENIUS! come on over and link up to MMM 🙂
Thanks, what a great idea! I run a mothers’ & toddlers’ playgroup and am always looking for a simple new craft activity for the under 4 year olds, especially at Christmas. This willl be perfect.
Thanks Merrilyn! I did this with my daughter’s kindergarten class last year and they loved it. Take Care, C
Thank you for sharing – these are lovely decorations, and so easy to make.
Just a bit of pre-planning to get corks etc ready – and greenery of any sort will work, I should think.
Look at this! Thanks for inspire me!
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This is so cute, great idea and easy to make.