A relaxing Christmas project you'll actually enjoy making.
DIY Beaded Christmas Tree Kit
Add beads and follow the instructions. Scroll free Christmas fun.
21 cm tree. Weighted base. Angel topper.
Bring it out every year with the rest of your decorations.
Love this! Had so much fun making it. Sits on our dining room table and looks great.
Thousands building their first tree
DIY Beaded Christmas Tree Craft Kit
I kept the leftovers
Enough beads left over to fix a branch if something breaks next year, which I didn't think about until I saw them still in the case.
For my sister-in-law
If you've got a friend who always says she wishes she could make things but never starts, get her this. My sister-in-law finished hers in three nights and texted me a picture at midnight.
Sat in my cart for a week
I kept thinking I'd mess it up or not finish it. Finally just ordered it and I'm glad I did, it's sitting on my bookshelf and I actually made it myself.
My daughter stopped scrolling
I set it out on the kitchen table Tuesday and worked on it between dinner and bedtime. Wednesday my 16-year-old sat down across from me without her phone and started hanging the ornaments while I did the branches. We worked on it three nights in a row and actually talked. When it was done she picked it up and said wait, you made this? That's the part I didn't expect.
I actually finished it
I have a drawer full of half-done projects and this is not one of them. The ornaments were already made so I just built the tree and hung them.
Fits on my desk
I work from home and wanted something festive I could see while I'm on calls. It's small enough that it sits next to my monitor and I worked on it during lunch breaks for a week. Now it's the one thing in my office that isn't work.
Kept my hands busy all week
I bought this to put on the table and ended up working on it every night instead of picking up my phone. Didn't realize how much I missed actually making something until I was halfway through the second layer.
Perfect for my sister-in-law
If you're someone who misses doing crafts but thinks you don't have the patience anymore, get this. My sister-in-law is the same way, used to make everything, now she says she's not crafty. I sent her one for her birthday and she texted me a photo of the finished tree on her mantel three weeks later. She said it was the first thing she's actually finished in years and now she wants to make another one.
Watched the video twice
I kept it in my cart for three days because I was sure I'd mess it up, but the video showed the whole thing and I did it.
The beaded tree you build. Ornaments and angel included.
Wait, you made this.
Every decoration in that bin came from a store. You are the one who bought all of them: the wreath, the runner, the candles, the garland.
This tree is the one you build. Everything comes in the box. Sorted beads in a compartment case. Pre-made ornaments already on their loops. Beaded branch lengths, wire stems, weighted base, angel topper.
The skill is bending and twisting wire. You shape a branch, twist it on, and repeat from the bottom up so the tree takes its shape as you go. Then you hang the ornaments where you want them.
The plush backing makes it a real blanket from day one. You color a section tonight, use it tomorrow, finish another corner next week. It stays on the couch because it belongs there. Every filled-in part is a night you spent together instead of scrolling.
Why This One Gets Finished
Most craft kits end up half-done in a drawer because the skill bar is set too high and the finish line keeps moving. This one works because the ornaments are already made, the technique is wire-twisting, and in-progress looks like a tree.
Why This One Gets Finished
Most craft kits end up half-done in a drawer because the skill bar is set too high and the finish line keeps moving. This one works because the ornaments are already made, the technique is wire-twisting, and in-progress looks like a tree.
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Ornaments pre-assembled
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Sits on the side table
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One skill: wire-twisting
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Stop anytime it looks done
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Half-done still looks good
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What Buyers Actually Report
We asked 1,200+ kit buyers what happened:
What Buyers Actually Report
We asked 1,200+ kit buyers what happened:
Finished the tree
Average total build time
Built it with someone else
Turn scrolled-away evenings into something you made with your hands. The kit wraps in tissue when Christmas is over and comes back out next December, still intact.
Every decoration came from a store.
The bin in the garage is labeled and organized. The tree goes up the day after Thanksgiving. Every ornament, every garland, every single thing on the mantel came from a store, and you are the one who bought all of them. This is a beaded tree you build yourself over a couple of evenings, with the ornaments already assembled and in the box.
How to build your tree
Open It
Beads in compartments. Ornaments on loops. Branch material pre-strung.
Build Bottom Up
Shape branch. Twist on. Repeat. Tree takes its shape.
Hang and Set
Hang ornaments where you want them. Set the angel. Done.
Not a skill. A tree that shows your daughter what your hands did.
The technique is bending and twisting wire. Shape a beaded branch, twist it onto the stem, repeat. The ornaments hang where you want them. The fiddly part is already done. This wraps in tissue in January and comes back out next year.
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Ornaments pre-made, in the box
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Angel topper and base included
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21 cm tall, fits next to a mug
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No sourcing, no from-scratch skill
DIY Beaded Christmas Tree Kit Questions
The ornaments are already assembled and on their loops. The branch lengths are already beaded and ready to twist on. The only skill you need is bending and twisting wire to attach each branch to the stem. That's the entire technique. If you haven't made anything with your hands in years, this is the kind of project you can pick up cold, because the fiddly threading work is already done for you.
Yes. The kit includes everything portioned to complete one 21 cm tree, and customers report leftover beads still sitting in the compartment case after the tree is finished. You will not run short.
This is a grown-up project. The beads are small, so keep it away from children under 3. If a kid is helping, the best split is that you build the tree and they hang the ornaments on the branches you've already made.
Yes. When Christmas is over, wrap it in tissue and store it in the bin with the rest of your decorations. The twisted wire structure holds its shape year after year, so it comes back out next December ready to display.
No. The kit includes the beaded branches, pre-made ornaments, angel topper, and weighted base. It does not include lights. The finished tree is 21 cm tall and designed to sit on a side table as a standalone beaded decoration.