Built on a Styrofoam cone wrapped in plastic wrap, the tree is assembled with toothpicks, gumdrops, and candy ornaments, topped with a Reese’s Cup star.

A 1984 recipe for an edible Christmas tree provides a festive centerpiece. Curly kale covers a styrofoam cone, adorned with vegetable "ornaments" like ...

Green Tabletop Christmas Tree Create a whimsical tabletop Christmas tree using a Styrofoam cone and an old faux pine garland. You need to wrap and hot glue the garland around the cone. A thin birch ...

TREE-LY AWFUL Bin your Christmas tree immediately if you find a ‘pine cone’ like growth or risk infestation with ‘thousands’ of pests ...

Influencer and mom Mackenzie Biehl shared her latest centerpiece idea for the holidays—a Christmas tree made out of Chick-fil-A nuggets.

No real Christmas Tree this year! Here are DIY Christmas Tree alternative ideas that will help you uniquely decorate your home.

You can also make your own candy tabletop trees by sticking gumdrops onto an frosting-covered styrofoam cone. (Just be sure to wrap the cone in plastic wrap first to make it food safe.) ...

The unconventional stands just under 10 feet tall and is made of 162 cones! The bright orange boughs are wrapped in rainbow-colored string lights and topped with a shining star. When the tree went ...

Make this adorable miniature pasta Christmas tree with a few pieces of pasta, hot glue, and some paint! A great addition to your holiday decor!

Students at Oregon-based national tree climbing school push themselves to the limit to become professional cone collectors ...

Just grab a styrofoam cone, any size will do. Use toothpicks to fasten a washed bunch of kale or cos lettuce to the cone, then nestle your peeled and deveined prawns into any gaps.