For those who have a hard time buying all those fancy Christmas tree ornaments available on the market, creating your tree on a budget can be cost effective and rewarding. You, too, can have a nice-looking, ornamental Christmas tree without looking cheap and commercial. Beside being easy on the budget, these Christmas tree decorations for students are a joy to make. The instructions can serve well for the budget-conscious individual.

COOKIE TREE:

Make a delectable cookie tree. Be creative by baking cookies in all shapes and sizes. Dress up the cookies with non-pariel rainbow seeds or sprinkles to give the cookies that extra splash of color. To hang the cookies on the tree, roll a small piece of cardboard - the size of a dime - and insert it in the top of the cookie before baking. This will ensure the holes remain open during the baking process. Afterward, insert ribbons into the holes in the cookies and hang them on the tree.

Atop the tree, add a large gingerbread cookie with a Christmas tree light in its center. Before baking this gingerbread cookie, follow the same procedure by inserting a rolled piece of cardboard in the center of the cookie. You can dress up the gingerbread cookie using white icing with red food color.

Create an adorable tree skirt by using an green or red apron that has decorative images such as Christmas themes or even gingerbread cookies. With this, you have cookie cutter Christmas ornaments recipes for the tree.

SNOWY TREE:

There is another cheap way to build and decorate a beautiful tree with a snowy Christmas tree. Gather cotton balls and stick them on the tips of the branches. Have white glitter ready and sprinkle it over the cotton balls to give it a sparkling effect. Or you can cut silver garland into little tiny strips to achieve the same effects.

How about a ornament on the treetop? Create a snowman out of cookie dough. Your favorite cookie dough will do fine. Knead and form the dough into a snowman. Cover the whole body of the snowman with icing. Use chocolate chips for his eyes, and a small carrot for a nose. For his smile, use chocolate from a piping bag.

To make a tree skirt, simply use red or green cardboard. With scissors, cut it into an arc. Get about two to three cups of flour and add water. Put the flour on the cardboard’s surface to give it the appearance of newly fallen snow. Also, a sprinkle of white glitter will enhance the look.

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