Learn more about your family history by making a family tree to share with your relatives using our easy ideas.

Remake the traditional family tree with a fresh and friendly graphic update. Use our tree template to transfer the tree onto a bedroom or playroom wall, and paint. Then use the bird templates to depict grandparents and successive generations.

Families grow like flower gardens -- with lots of time, care, and love. Use subtly colored clip-art blossoms to represent your family history.

Create a unique family tree using a random assortment of family keepsakes in a delicate glass dome.

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Use elegant, printable tree and label templates to show the branches of your family.

Use printouts of black-and-white family photographs and a diamond template to connect generations in a classic argyle arrangement.

Add a family tree page to your scrapbook using craft punches, photos, and stickers.

A family tree can be a beautiful work of art as well as an informative genealogical record. This fan chart plots ascendant lineage, meaning that they begin by charting the present generation at the bottom and expand upward to the seventh generation as they go back in time.

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A handmade card with photographs depicting different generations shows that the things mothers and daughters have in common transcend the passing styles of the times.

Teach kids about their ancestry with a simple, fun project. Arrange names in white ink on brown paper and frame once completed.

Branch out four generations of your family with a clip-art tree and clip-art name boxes illustrated by Darcy Miller, editorial director of Martha Stewart Weddings.

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Don't know enough to create your family tree? Unveil your family history by beginning your own genealogical search that involves conducting family interviews, collecting records, and getting in touch with others who share your interest or family name.