Skip to content

Top Navigation

Martha Stewart Martha Stewart
  • FOOD
  • HOLIDAYS
  • ENTERTAINING
  • HOME
  • GARDENING
  • CLEANING & ORGANIZING
  • WEDDINGS
  • SHOP
  • DIY
  • BEAUTY & WELLNESS
  • LIFE
  • NEWS
  • MARTHA'S BLOG
  • About Us

Profile Menu

Martha's Blog
Your Account

Account

  • Join Now
  • Email Preferences
  • Newsletter
  • Manage Your Subscription this link opens in a new tab
  • Manage Your Subscription this link opens in a new tab
  • Contact Us
  • Your Content
  • Logout

More

  • Enter to Win $10,000 to Makeover Your Home!
  • Martha's Blog
  • Weddings
Login
Pin FB

Explore Martha Stewart

Martha Stewart Martha Stewart
  • Explore

    Explore

    • 5 Kitchen Cabinet Paint Colors That Will Never Go Out of Style, According to Interior Designers

      5 Kitchen Cabinet Paint Colors That Will Never Go Out of Style, According to Interior Designers

      Choose a shade that works with a range of backsplash and countertop materials. Read More
    • Let Go of These 8 Household Items as We Start the New Year

      Let Go of These 8 Household Items as We Start the New Year

      Reclaim your space by parting with things in your home you no longer use or have been damaged over time. Read More
    • 93 Quick and Easy Dinner Recipes to Make Any Night of the Week

      93 Quick and Easy Dinner Recipes to Make Any Night of the Week

      From chili and chicken cutlets to spaghetti and meatballs and sheet-pan salmon, consider this your ultimate guide to making a fast weeknight dinner. Read More
  • FOOD

    FOOD

    See All FOOD
    93 Quick and Easy Dinner Recipes to Make Any Night of the Week

    93 Quick and Easy Dinner Recipes to Make Any Night of the Week

    From chili and chicken cutlets to spaghetti and meatballs and sheet-pan salmon, consider this your ultimate guide to making a fast weeknight dinner.
    • Breakfast & Brunch Recipes
    • Lunch Recipes
    • Dinner Recipes
    • Appetizers & Snacks
    • Dessert Recipes
    • Drink Recipes
    • Salad Recipes
    • Side Dishes
    • Soup Recipes
    • Healthy Recipes
    • Quick & Easy Recipes
    • Vegetarian Recipes
    • Cooking How-Tos
    • Baking
    • Menu Planning
    • Food News & Trends
    • Wine
    • Mastering the Holiday Meal
    • What's for Dinner
    • All Recipes
  • HOLIDAYS

    HOLIDAYS

    See All HOLIDAYS
    40 Valentine's Day Dessert Recipes That You'll Fall in Love With

    40 Valentine's Day Dessert Recipes That You'll Fall in Love With

    The sweetest way to say "I love you" is with one of these heartfelt, homemade Valentine's Day desserts. Whether you're looking for a treat for your partner, your Galentine's crew, or the co-workers who adore your home baking, you'll find plenty of inspiration in this collection, filled with heart-shaped cakes, cupcakes, and cookies—plus, easy chocolate truffles and decadent mousses and parfaits. Our recipes include desserts for two to share and sweets that feed a crowd. We rate them all above a bunch of red roses any day.
    • Father's Day
    • Fourth of July
    • Halloween
    • Thanksgiving
    • Hanukkah
    • Christmas
    • New Year's Eve
    • Valentine's Day
    • St. Patricks Day
    • Passover
    • Easter
    • Mother's Day
  • ENTERTAINING

    ENTERTAINING

    See All ENTERTAINING
    6 Things to Always Clean Before Guests Come Over

    6 Things to Always Clean Before Guests Come Over

    You don't have to give your house a top-to-bottom scrub before guests arrive, but there are a few areas you should pay attention to.
    • Seasonal Entertaining & Decorating
    • Halloween Party Ideas
    • Dinner Party Ideas
    • Adult Halloween Costumes
  • HOME

    HOME

    See All HOME
    6 Kitchen Paint Trends to Consider in 2023

    6 Kitchen Paint Trends to Consider in 2023

    Bolder tones, like cherry red and deep olive green, will dominate in the heart of the home.
    • Home Design & Decor
    • Paint Colors & Palettes
    • DIY Home Projects
    • The Well-Kept Home
  • GARDENING

    GARDENING

    See All GARDENING
    How to Winter Sow—Plus, 6 Expert-Approved Seeds to Plant During the Cold-Weather Months

    How to Winter Sow—Plus, 6 Expert-Approved Seeds to Plant During the Cold-Weather Months

    These blooms are tolerant to the chilly conditions, which will allow you to get ahead on your spring flower garden.
    • Container Gardening
    • Flower Gardens
    • Houseplants
    • Landscaping
    • Vegetable Gardens
  • CLEANING & ORGANIZING

    CLEANING & ORGANIZING

    How to Remove Hard Water Stains From a Glass Shower—and Prevent Future Build-Up Before It Forms

    How to Remove Hard Water Stains From a Glass Shower—and Prevent Future Build-Up Before It Forms

    The spots develop when water dries on glass and leaves behind the minerals that were trapped inside.
    • Cleaning
    • Storage & Organization
    • Laundry & Linens
  • WEDDINGS

    WEDDINGS

    See All WEDDINGS
    Experts Say These Are the 7 Things Happy Couples Regularly Do Together

    Experts Say These Are the 7 Things Happy Couples Regularly Do Together

    • Real Weddings
    • Wedding Party
    • Wedding Planning & Advice
    • Wedding Ceremony & Reception
    • Wedding Jewelry
    • Dresses & Style
    • Wedding Beauty & Wellness
    • Wedding Registry
    • Wedding Showers & Parties
    • Love & Marriage
    • Wedding Travel
  • SHOP
  • DIY

    DIY

    See All DIY
    Ready for a New Hobby? These Are the 8 Craft Trends to Try in 2023

    Ready for a New Hobby? These Are the 8 Craft Trends to Try in 2023

    From disco ball art to punch needle embroidery, these are the projects that will dominate the DIY world in the new year, experts say.
    • Dyeing
    • Holiday Crafts
    • Kids' Crafts
    • Knitting
    • Paper Crafts
    • Sewing
  • BEAUTY & WELLNESS

    BEAUTY & WELLNESS

    The Truth About Slugging: Will Applying Petrolatum Jelly to Your Skin Really Make It Glow?

    The Truth About Slugging: Will Applying Petrolatum Jelly to Your Skin Really Make It Glow?

    In short, yes—should you have a skin type that might benefit from an occlusive product.
    • Beauty
    • Health & Wellness
    • Live Well
  • LIFE

    LIFE

    See All LIFE
    9 Dog Breeds That Look Like Puppies Even When They're Fully Grown

    9 Dog Breeds That Look Like Puppies Even When They're Fully Grown

    Puppies are irresistible. We fall in love with their big eyes, little button noses, fluffy tails, and clumsy paws. And yet, like any pet, puppies grow up and turn into dogs. Some breeds, like the Old English Sheepdog or Great Dane, will grow to become larger in size than most people. But not all dogs are destined to become giants. There are some breeds that stay small in size even when they're fully grown. You may want a forever puppy if you are used to smaller animals. Maybe you have a small apartment or just want a canine companion that you can easily carry along with you anywhere you go. Small dogs are also great for families with young children or those of senior age who are best matched with a breed they can physically handle. Fortunately, some specialty dog breeds are mixed to look like puppies throughout their entire lives—and they are sure to melt your heart the second you lay your eyes on them. 
    • Family
    • Pets
    • Travel
  • NEWS
  • MARTHA'S BLOG
  • About Us

Profile Menu

Martha's Blog
Your Account

Account

  • Join Now
  • Email Preferences
  • Newsletter
  • Manage Your Subscription this link opens in a new tab
  • Manage Your Subscription this link opens in a new tab
  • Contact Us
  • Your Content
  • Logout

More

  • Enter to Win $10,000 to Makeover Your Home!
  • Martha's Blog
  • Weddings
Login
Sweepstakes

Follow Us

  1. marthastewart.com
  2. Holiday Planning & Ideas
  3. Christmas
  4. Christmas Decorations
  5. Christmas Tree Ideas
  6. 13 of the Best Christmas Tree Ideas for Kids
You're Invited Franchise Logo

13 of the Best Christmas Tree Ideas for Kids

Updated December 02, 2021
Each product we feature has been independently selected and reviewed by our editorial team. If you make a purchase using the links included, we may earn commission.
Skip gallery slides
Pin
tree-v1-001-md109802.jpg
Credit: Eric Piasecki

Decorating the Christmas tree is a family affair, after all—why not let the kids take charge this year? Textured and touchable, appealing and approachable, everything on these trees will call out to child's curious hands and heart. Best of all, nothing is too delicate.

Start Slideshow

1 of 14

Pin
Facebook Tweet Email Send Text Message
tree-v1-001-md109802.jpg
Credit: Eric Piasecki

Anyone would agree that selecting and decorating the Christmas tree is an annual holiday tradition that families enjoy most. Watch a child's eyes light up as she unpacks an ornament she has made herself and hangs it on the tree and you'll quickly agree that there are few happier moments all year.

Martha herself brings home an extra tree just for the kids to enjoy—pictured here is the tree our founder created to stimulate the curiosity of her toddler grandchildren, Jude and Truman. She used a playful palette of fresh, kid-friendly colors. The crisp graphics of homemade alphabet flashcard ornaments play off the shapes and textures of letter cookies that sparkle with colorful sanding sugar. (You can also use the flash cards as personalized gift tags or spell out names with cookies.) The sides of plain wooden blocks were painted in a range of contrasting colors and made into simple, Montessori-inspired ornaments. Silvertip firs (like the one you see here) tend to be symmetrical and have plenty of space between branches to hang large ornaments. This kind of tree is fairly lightweight; here, it's anchored in a bucket filled with rocks and water, which is placed inside a wooden crate painted to match the ornaments. She rounded out the look with classic metallic ball ornaments—shatterproof, so they're safe around the kids.

Imagine a tree covered entirely in your child's handiwork. When all the pieces are made of the same materials, the result is both beautiful and sentimental. With the right amount of snipping, twisting, knotting, and gluing, ordinary household items can be transformed into delightfully clever ornaments and instant keepsakes. Ornament-making is a craft project that will keep kids busy for hours—a great way to spend a snowy day. We've festooned our trees with ingenuity, using yarn, cotton balls, tinfoil, and office supplies. Follow along for even more inspiration from our founder and editors as we recount our very best Christmas tree ideas for kids.

1 of 14

Advertisement
Advertisement

2 of 14

Pin
Facebook Tweet Email Send Text Message

Twee Twist Christmas Tree

christmas tree wooden ornaments
Credit: Nico Schinco

Let kids follow Charlie Brown's lead and tend to their own little tannenbaum. Set up a feathered sapling in their room, and hang baubles you can make together. Add "candy canes"—essentially two colors of pipe cleaners twisted together, cut in half, and bent at the tips. For shatterproof balls, feed a pipe cleaner through the center of a pom-pom, fold the end into a tiny loop to hold it in place, and create a large top loop. Or affix eye-hook screws to wooden figures they can paint—trees, mushrooms, gnomes—for kid-friendly ornaments in a pretty and (shhh!) parent-friendly palette.

Shop Now: Dennis Bauer Feather Christmas Tree (similar to shown), 42", $366, hometraditions.com; Nuobesty Wooden Gnome Peg-Doll Set, $9.99, amazon.com; Juvale Natural Blank Wooden Ornaments, $10.99 for 48, amazon.com; Lranfow Natural Wooden-Mushroom Set, $13 for 16, amazon.com; Pllieay Very Large Assorted Pom-Poms, 2", $15.99, amazon.com; and Yomeste Chenille Pipe Cleaners, 12", $21.77 for 1,000, amazon.com.

2 of 14

3 of 14

Pin
Facebook Tweet Email Send Text Message

Blushing Beauty Christmas Tree

tree tissue ornaments tinsel
Credit: Jessica Antola

This modern wooden dowel tree is perennial and practical—you can reassemble it each year. Fill it with honeycomb balls that pack flat post-holiday, and parlay a layered tinsel fringe garland into a shimmery tree skirt by wrapping it around the tree base, cutting it to fit, and hot-gluing the ends of the band together.

Curious about what to do with the garland left over from your tree skirt? Twirl it into tassels. Cut the excess into six-inch lengths and roll each up along the band, securing every rotation with hot glue. Then top them with ornament caps to hang (we mixed them with shorter, store-bought tassels.)

Shop Now: Welcome to the Woodshop Beaded Heirloom Tree, $185 for 5 ft., welcometothewoodshop.etsy.com; Meri Meri Tinsel Fringe Garland, $20, merimeri.com; Oh Happy Day Honey-Comb Mini Balls, 2", $7 for 10; and Folk Paper Tassels, $18 for 6, shop.ohhappyday.com; Just Artifacts Honey-Comb Balls, 4", $1 each, justartifacts.net. On gifts: Kierkegaard Design Studio Pale Millennial Blush Pink Wrapping Paper, $17 for 5 sheets, society6.com; Carte Fini Crepe Paper, 90 g, in Peach (similar to shown), $6 for 50 cm by 150 cm, cartefini.com; Outus Round Tissue Confetti, 1", $10 for 10,000 pieces, amazon.com; Party City Orange Polka-Dot Streamer, $2 for 8 ft., partycity.com; Ooh La La Party Paperie Ruffled Crepe-Paper Streamers (similar to shown), $3 for 12 ft., oohlalapartypaperie.etsy.com.

3 of 14

Advertisement

4 of 14

Pin
Facebook Tweet Email Send Text Message

Barnyard Christmas Tree

kids Christmas tree
Credit: Lucas Allen
Get the Felt Animals Template

These felt animals are so adorable, you and your kids will be tempted to make a whole stampede for your tree. Begin by printing this template, then cut out two versions of each template; one following the outline and the other omitting the black details (use fine-tip scissors for the interior cutouts). On top of light-colored felt, such as cream or eggshell, pin the outline template, and trace it with a disappearing-ink pen. Remove the template, and cut it out. On a colored piece of felt, pin and trace the detailed template twice. Cut out: Use fine-tip scissors for interior cutouts and a Japanese hole punch to create the eyes and the hole for hanging.

Shop Now: Fiskars 5" Micro-Tip Sewing Scissors, $5, target.com; Creatology Basic Felt, 36" x 36", $4, michaels.com.

4 of 14

5 of 14

Pin
Facebook Tweet Email Send Text Message

Woodland Christmas Tree

tree-971-mld108759.jpg
Credit: Sang An

At Martha's Bedford home, a few motifs come together on this tree for Jude, with forest animals, mushrooms, and bristle ornaments. The felt ornaments mix the natural and the fantastical, with silhouettes of bears carrying presents or proffering candy canes. There's a lot of luscious texture, too, since details such as toadstool caps, bobtails, and undercoats are made from wool roving.

Shop Now: Anthropologie Felted Mushroom Ornament in Red, $5 each, anthropologie.com; Oriental Trading Company Die Cut Moose & Deer Christmas Ornaments, $10, orientaltrading.com; Ditz Designs Black Bear Standing Stuffed Animal, $399, wildlifewonders.com. 

5 of 14

6 of 14

Pin
Facebook Tweet Email Send Text Message

Rustic Nutty Christmas Tree

<p>A living Christmas tree offers so much more than a mound of mulch at the end of the season. But how to cover its not-so-pretty pot during its indoor tour of duty? Have your kids round up a squirrel's cache of nuts or acorns, and pour them on. The nuts' simple beauty and warm palette complement a tree done up in woody neutrals.</p> <p>Shop Now: Texas Basket Bushel Basket, $3.60, texasbasket.com; Nuts.com Mixed In-Shell Nuts, $7 per pound, nuts.com.</p>

A living Christmas tree offers so much more than a mound of mulch at the end of the season. But how to cover its not-so-pretty pot during its indoor tour of duty? Have your kids round up a squirrel's cache of nuts or acorns, and pour them on. The nuts' simple beauty and warm palette complement a tree done up in woody neutrals.

Shop Now: Texas Basket Bushel Basket, $3.60, texasbasket.com; Nuts.com Mixed In-Shell Nuts, $7 per pound, nuts.com.

6 of 14

Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement

7 of 14

Pin
Facebook Tweet Email Send Text Message

Gingerbread House Christmas Tree

la102960_hol_tree.jpg
Credit: Sang An
Get the Molasses-Gingerbread Cookies Recipe

Is there any child who can resist the Christmas scent of warm-from-the-oven gingerbread? An entire village of gingerbread houses adorns this tree, creating tempting trimmings. The windows and doors have been crafted from dough that is different from the façade's—the lighter one is sweetened with honey, the darker with molasses—to provide contrast. Invite your whole family to decorate the ornaments and you'll find that suddenly everyone wants to be an architect.

7 of 14

8 of 14

Pin
Facebook Tweet Email Send Text Message

Elf on the Shelf Christmas Tree

Elf on the Shelf Tree
Credit: Janelle Jones

The elf's presence (and it's daily debut from a new spot of the house) serves as a gentle reminder to small children to stay on Santa's nice list in the days leading up to Christmas. And where is that elf hiding this year? Your Christmas tree! Here's a new twist on the holiday tradition that is sure to surprise and delight the whole family. Re-envision your Christmas tree as a larger-than-life advent calendar, starring your adopted scout elf. Every morning, the elf moves to a new numbered ornament (and a day closer to December 25) only to be found in a fun new set of shenanigans.

Shop Now: The Elf on the Shelf: A Christmas Tradition, $30, amazon.com; Elf on the Shelf Scout Elves at Play Kit, $27, amazon.com; ArtMinds Mini Numbers Set, $6, michaels.com.

8 of 14

9 of 14

Pin
Facebook Tweet Email Send Text Message

Clay Ornaments Christmas Tree

Jenni Kayne's Christmas Trees
Credit: Kathryn Barnard
See More of Jenni Kayne's Great Crafting Escape

Designer Jenni Kayne hosted a holiday crafting retreat for her family to enjoy in Lake Tahoe. While there, the family settled on an "earthy but still festive" look for this five-foot tree, and Kayne's little ones—her son, Tanner, 7, and her daughter, Ripley, 4—crafted ornaments to adorn it. Yarn and bakers' twine turned pinecones and bright-white dough into ornaments. Inspired by twigs in vases she'd seen online, Kayne used a bell jar as a giant tree stand.

Shop Now: Pottery Barn Shouldered Clear Glass Vase, $59, potterybarn.com; Diamond Woodcomua Embossing Rolling Pins, $23 for 3, etsy.com; Williams-Sonoma Holiday Cookie Cutters, $9 for 4, williams-sonoma.com; Jeffrey Large Pine Cones, $60 for 20, drieddecor.com.

9 of 14

Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement

10 of 14

Pin
Facebook Tweet Email Send Text Message

Paper Snowflake Christmas Tree

mslkids1202_hol02_x_treetops.jpg
Get the Paper Snowflake How-To

This tree twinkles with a dusting of paper snowflakes. Help kids iron their cut-out designs flat to smooth out the folds. Just hang with a paper clip bent open to form an "S." The beauty of paper snowflakes is that, even with slight imperfections, when they are massed together, they're breathtaking to behold.

10 of 14

11 of 14

Pin
Facebook Tweet Email Send Text Message

Cotton Ball Christmas Tree

ka101682_win05_girlntree.jpg

With a few bags of cotton balls, you can blanket a tree with the softest snow. Start by threading a needle with fifteen inches of fishing line and sew through two or three cotton balls, leaving gaps between (dab white glue next to each ball so it won't slide); make a loop for hanging. It's optional, but you can also fill a sieve with cornstarch to dust the tree's branches and add basting for a skirt for a full winter wonderland look.

Shop Now: Blick Jumbo White Craft Fluffs, $4 for 100, dickblick.com; Beadalon Supplemax Monofilament Illusion Cord, $4, michaels.com; Warm Company Cotton Batting, in Twin, $15.09, amazon.com.

11 of 14

12 of 14

Pin
Facebook Tweet Email Send Text Message

Yarn Christmas Tree

Yarn Tree in Home
Credit: Bill Batten

Pom-poms, tassels, and snowflakes made of vibrant yarn create a cozy, crafty theme for a tree. Form fluffy baubles in any color under the sun with a pom-pom maker (at crafts stores). For garlands, just knot lengths of yarn. The yarn star, a classic camp craft, stands watch at the top. A sewing basket is a fitting container (the tree sits in a separate pot surrounded by gravel); the gifts are wound with yarn.

Shop Now: Bead Landing Thread Tassels, $7, michaels.com; World Market Multicolor Felt Garland, $8, worldmarket.com; Clover Pom-Pom Maker, $8, amazon.com; Purl Soho Posy Wool, $29,  purlsoho.com.

12 of 14

Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement

13 of 14

Pin
Facebook Tweet Email Send Text Message

Foil Christmas Tree

<p>This tree gets its shimmer from aluminum foil. Sheets of foil are twisted and scrunched into stars, balls, and canes, all hung with yarn. Turn cupcake liners inside out; stack, and then glue back-to-back; tie on yarn to hang. Poke string lights through small liners for a radiant glow. More liners decorate a foil-covered cardboard star (with a toilet-paper tube back). A silver mouse sits atop shining gifts.</p> <p>Shop Now: GE String-a-Long Miniature Lights, $7, michaels.com; Celebrate It Standard Foil Baking Cups in Gold and Silver, $2 each, michaels.com.</p>
Credit: Lucas Allen

This tree gets its shimmer from aluminum foil. Sheets of foil are twisted and scrunched into stars, balls, and canes, all hung with yarn. Turn cupcake liners inside out; stack, and then glue back-to-back; tie on yarn to hang. Poke string lights through small liners for a radiant glow. More liners decorate a foil-covered cardboard star (with a toilet-paper tube back). A silver mouse sits atop shining gifts.

Shop Now: GE String-a-Long Miniature Lights, $7, michaels.com; Celebrate It Standard Foil Baking Cups in Gold and Silver, $2 each, michaels.com.

13 of 14

14 of 14

Pin
Facebook Tweet Email Send Text Message

Office Supply Christmas Tree

<p>Office-supply stores have all the trimmings for a tree that belies its workaday origins. Key tags decorated with stickers, ornaments cut from file folders, and paper-clip chains dangle from the branches. A bubble-packaging tree skirt and presents dressed up in graph paper, stickers, and rubber bands circle the base.</p> <p>Shop Now: Staples 5/16" Bubble Roll, $8, staples.com; Staples Smooth Paper Clips, $2 for 100, staples.com; HoneyWell Colored Key Tags, $10 for 20, staples.com.</p>

Office-supply stores have all the trimmings for a tree that belies its workaday origins. Key tags decorated with stickers, ornaments cut from file folders, and paper-clip chains dangle from the branches. A bubble-packaging tree skirt and presents dressed up in graph paper, stickers, and rubber bands circle the base.

Shop Now: Staples 5/16" Bubble Roll, $8, staples.com; Staples Smooth Paper Clips, $2 for 100, staples.com; HoneyWell Colored Key Tags, $10 for 20, staples.com.

14 of 14

Replay gallery

Share the Gallery

Pinterest Facebook

Up Next

    Share the Gallery

    Pinterest Facebook
    `
    You're Invited Franchise Logo
    View Series
    • 6 Accidents to Expect at Your Summer Parties—and How to Avoid Them
    • 16 Best Shatterproof, Durable Dish Sets for a Season of Outdoor Entertaining
    • Our 14 Favorite Front Porch Decorations for the Fourth of July
    • 3 Summer Hostess Mistakes to Avoid During All of Your Warm-Weather Soirées
    Trending Videos
    Advertisement
    Skip slide summaries

    Everything in This Slideshow

    Advertisement

    View All

    1 of 14
    2 of 14 Twee Twist Christmas Tree
    3 of 14 Blushing Beauty Christmas Tree
    4 of 14 Barnyard Christmas Tree
    5 of 14 Woodland Christmas Tree
    6 of 14 Rustic Nutty Christmas Tree
    7 of 14 Gingerbread House Christmas Tree
    8 of 14 Elf on the Shelf Christmas Tree
    9 of 14 Clay Ornaments Christmas Tree
    10 of 14 Paper Snowflake Christmas Tree
    11 of 14 Cotton Ball Christmas Tree
    12 of 14 Yarn Christmas Tree
    13 of 14 Foil Christmas Tree
    14 of 14 Office Supply Christmas Tree

    Share & More

    Facebook Tweet Email Send Text Message
    Martha Stewart

    Learn More

    • Contact Us
    • Customer Service
    • Media Kit
    • Martha's Blog
    • Advertise
    • Content Licensing
    • FAQ
    • Corporate
    • International
    • Accolades this link opens in a new tab

    Connect

    Subscribe to Our Newsletter
    Sign Up
    MeredithMartha Stewart is part of the Meredith Home Group. © Copyright 2023 Meredith Corporation. All Rights Reserved. Privacy Policythis link opens in a new tab Terms of Servicethis link opens in a new tab Ad Choicesthis link opens in a new tab California Do Not Sellthis link opens a modal window Web Accessibilitythis link opens in a new tab
    © Copyright Martha Stewart. All rights reserved. Printed from https://www.marthastewart.com

    Sign in

    View image

    13 of the Best Christmas Tree Ideas for Kids
    this link is to an external site that may or may not meet accessibility guidelines.