Stringables
Christmas Tree Stringable 🎄🧶
Christmas Tree Stringable 🎄🧶
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It’s beginning to look a lot like… time to slow down.
Create a one-of-a-kind holiday centerpiece with our Christmas Tree Stringable! This isn't just a decoration; it's a mindful moment wrapped in a festive craft. Whether you’re looking to deck the halls or just need a creative escape from the holiday hustle, this DIY project is the perfect way to get into the spirit.
Why we love it:
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Unleash Your Creativity: There is no right or wrong way to decorate this tree! Use the included yarn to string lights, tinsel, or abstract patterns.
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Mindful Making: Take a breath, grab your needle, and let the rhythm of the stringing quiet your mind. It’s the perfect "silent night" activity.
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Reusable Joy: Want to change your design next year? Just unstring and start fresh!
What’s in the kit:
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Christmas Tree wood canvas
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Yarn & standard threading needle
Note: Ornaments and extra sparkles shown in photos are for inspiration only—your creativity provides the rest!
Materials Included
Materials Included
- Draft Board
- Multi-Colored Yarn
- Threading Needle
Start Simple...
There’s really no wrong way to Stringable, but endless ways TO Stringable...
To get the hang of it start with something simple, like the star on the right, then let your imagination run wild!
A few tips & techniques
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Up / Down pattern:
The basic Up/Down pattern. Simply thread up through one hole, down the next, and repeat. To double it up, just reverse it! Tip: Repeat patterns. For instance, in the above example, the Stringer always came up on the left of the first string, and down on the right.
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Loop the edges:
A very simple technique, simply thread through a hole on the outer edge of your Stringable, loop around the edge, then thread through the next hole.
The top half in the photo above is a single loop, the bottom is a double loop.
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Up / Down crossover:
For this one, run the string over multiple holes, then preform the Up/Down pattern while crossing over the first string.
The top is a single Up/Down, the bottom is a double Up/Down.
