Folding a Napkin Christmas Tree - a wonderful way to give your Christmas table a festive touch. On our platform, you can already find a tutorial for a napkin tree, but as the saying goes, variety is the spice of life! That's why today we present our second, slightly simpler version with a small trunk.

This method of folding a tree from a napkin is perfect for the Christmas season and New Year's Eve. Good mood, the scent of cinnamon stars, and a creatively folded napkin are all you need to create a cozy Advent atmosphere. In just a few minutes, you can transform a simple napkin into a charming tree with a trunk. This folding technique is ideal for all Christmas occasions: from Advent coffee to company Christmas parties to big family dinners during the holidays. If you enjoy decorating the table with folded napkins, follow the link and check out all the tutorials on "napkin folding".

Folding a Napkin Christmas Tree: Step-by-Step Guide with Photos and Description of Steps

On our platform, you will find many tutorials with photos and videos on folding Christmas napkins. Before you start folding the tree, we recommend watching the video. Then follow the step-by-step guide. We have provided a photo for each step to make the instructions easy to follow.

An Important Tip: Use green napkins for the best effect. You can use a brown napkin for the trunk and combine both if desired. High-quality cloth napkins hold the shape better, but firmer paper napkins also work well for this simpler version.

Folding a Napkin Christmas Tree: Final Words and Thank You

We have developed this second variation for folding a napkin Christmas tree specifically for your Christmas decorations. We hope it helps you easily and quickly transform your holiday table into a winter wonderland.

This folding technique is so simple that you can try it out with your children. It's a nice way to increase the anticipation of Christmas and promote creativity at the same time.

We thank you for your interest and wish you a wonderful Advent and Christmas season. May your table be full of little Christmas trees and enchant your guests!