Driftwood tree

Bring the beach to your Christmas with a fantastic Beach Christmas Tree! We found a whole lot of beach Christmas trees — sesahells, sea glass, sea stars — in all sorts of colors and styles!

Ever since August, I've been on the hunt for driftwood ,and while I've gotten a few pieces of genuine, smoothed by the tides, washed up on the shore pieces of wood. Most of my wood was mostly, aged by the rain, near a body of water, sticks that the bark has fallen off. So, I call this a driftwood tree because "Aged by the rain, near a body of water, sticks the bark has fallen off tree" would have been too long.

Today on StylishRevamp.com, I am sharing how to make a DIY driftwood Christmas tree for a fraction of the cost of these same trees on sale in stores.

Embrace the classic style of a wooden Christmas tree this Christmas season! Enjoy the holiday joy with this elegant and classic decor piece.

Simple tutorial. How to make a natural driftwood tree with wood collected at the beach, for Christmas or all year. Easy enough for family & kids to help

Make your own Driftwood Christmas Tree with my step by step tutorial with lots of photos. It's super easy and ridiculously cheap to make.

Parts list for Making a Driftwood Christmass Tree: • 20-25 Driftwood pieces, various lengths.• 1 Starfish or other tree topper• 3 8/32 Threaded rod 3′ long• 3 8/32 nuts• 3 8/32

"Learn how to make a rustic driftwood Christmas tree with this super easy, step by step tutorial."