I love all things Christmas, and this sheet music Christmas tree is one of my favorite holiday decorations!
We have been collecting all kinds of Christmas trees for literally years!
I have trees that light up and sparkle with glitter.
I love to make winter scenes using my trees as backdrops, snow-covered houses, or one of my nativity sets.
So, this Christmas tree project is unique to my heart.
I used sheet music paper, but book pages would look great also!
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Cut strips of paper horizontally about an inch and a half wide using scissors or a paper cutter.
This way, you can see your finished piece’s words or music notes.
Next, take your scissors and cut fringe along the long bottom edge of your strip of paper (see pic).
Curl your fringe like eyelashes. I like to cut and fringe a lot of paper before gluing it to the cone.
This way, I better understand how much paper I will need.
Glue strips in rows at the bottom of your cone, piecing them.
Layer the next row over the previous row, ensuring the cone is not visible underneath.
Cut or tear the paper at the ends of each row to fit (do not overlap—it is pretty noticeable if you do).
Work your way up the cone until you get to the top.
I like to add a wood star-shaped cutout at the top of my tree, and ta-da!
You are done!
Super simple, right?!
I have three cone sizes to which I like to glue my strips.
They look so good sitting all together on a shelf!
These also sell well at craft shows! 
I hope you enjoyed this sheet music Christmas tree project! I know I did!
