This Christmas tree skirt isn’t hard to make, but the work can be tedious, and it takes longer than you might think to make a single finished poinsettia.

Who says you need a skirt to hide your Christmas tree's bare bottom? Not us! Try our quick, no-fuss but stylish alternatives.

To help you save some money this Christmas, one interior design expert has revealed a neat hack for crafting your own homemade Christmas tree skirt, to hide the unsightly tree trunk or stand.

But finding a tree skirt that fits your particular style at a good price can be tricky. Luckily there are some good ways to make and customize your tree skirt without doing any sewing.

Dress up your holiday décor with one of the best Christmas tree skirts. Choose from skirts in faux fur, plush velvet, burlap, plaid, and more.

The Gone to Pieces Quilt Guild overcomes challenges making a 14-foot tree skirt for the U.S. Department of Agriculture in the nation's capital.

Which Christmas tree skirt is best? Christmas decorations aren’t complete without a Christmas tree skirt. Not only does a Christmas tree skirt tie your decorations together nicely, but it also ...

Woman Turns Her 1980s Wedding Dress Into 'Fluffy' Christmas Tree Skirt "The first cut was the hardest," said Tess Heidelberger.

Luxury faux fur trim Christmas tree skirt, £8.95, Amazon - buy here If you can't make it to a B&M shop, Amazon are selling a very similar product.

How to Wash Christmas Tree Skirts If you have used a real Christmas tree in the past, then you’re probably pretty familiar with sap, water, dirt stains, and of course, pine needles around the tree.