Unexpected Christmas Tree Skirts
 | Last year after Christmas, I found this beautiful blue ruffled tree skirt on clearance at HomeGoods. I liked it so much, I couldn’t wait all year to use it. I actually used it as a regular tablecloth on a small table and topped it with a large round tray to cover the big circular opening in the middle. Now it encircles my small pink Christmas tree. Using it in an unexpected way throughout the year got me thinking: if I could use a Christmas tree skirt for some other purpose than encircling a Christmas tree, what other things might I use as a Christmas tree skirt? Hmmmmm . . .
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| The resourceful folks at Real Simple took several simple scarves and wrapped them around the base of the tree to create this fresh and playful Christmas tree skirt. Love it! |  |
 | This photo from Country Living demonstrates how you can take a skirt you wear – this plaid one is perfect! – and use it as a tree skirt. |
| Talk about creative. Check out this Christmas tree skirt made from neckties. |  |
 | This little number from Laroza Imports is made from recycled juice boxes! |
| You could gather up triangular fabric scraps to create your own tree skirt creation, like the one here from Noodleheads. |  |
So, now I’m thinking . . . I’ve got this cool collection of vintage aprons that don’t get used nearly enough . . . tah dah! Vintage apron Christmas tree skirt!
| Now you know I’m all about repurposing and thinking outside the box, but I beg you, don’t get excited and decide to WEAR a Christmas tree skirt as a cape like this misguided lady. I BEG YOU. |  |
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These unexpected Christmas tree skirt ideas are so creative and fun! 🎄✨ I love how you repurposed the ruffled tree skirt as a tablecloth—such a clever idea! The scarf and necktie skirts are really unique, and using recycled juice boxes is fantastic for an eco-friendly touch. I’m definitely inspired to try using my collection of vintage aprons for my tree this year. Thanks for sharing these inventive and resourceful ideas!