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A pretty tree that has some tasty ornaments (:
I made this for my boyfriend's mom for Christmas. This is my first tutorial ever and I hope it's easy for you guys to follow. Thanks for looking and enjoy making some Christmas trees (:

Posted by Tami from Atlanta, Georgia, United States • Published See Tami's 17 projects »
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  • How to make a christmas tree. Chocolate Tree - Step 1
    Step 1

    Gather your supplies and find a comfortable work area.

  • How to make a christmas tree. Chocolate Tree - Step 2
    Step 2

    Take a piece of square paper and place the side you would like showing face up.

  • How to make a christmas tree. Chocolate Tree - Step 3
    Step 3

    Fold the piece in half.

  • How to make a christmas tree. Chocolate Tree - Step 4
    Step 4

    Fold it in half again.

  • How to make a christmas tree. Chocolate Tree - Step 5
    Step 5

    Unfold the last step and fold a corner up.

  • How to make a christmas tree. Chocolate Tree - Step 6
    Step 6

    Unfold and repeat on the other side.

  • How to make a christmas tree. Chocolate Tree - Step 7
    Step 7

    Unfold the last step.

  • How to make a christmas tree. Chocolate Tree - Step 8
    Step 8

    Stick your thumb inside the fold making the paper open up. Make sure you hold down the fold your thumb is on. You will be squashing the paper, so you want these folds to stay in place.

  • How to make a christmas tree. Chocolate Tree - Step 9
    Step 9

    Push the fold your thumb is on down so that the two folds meet and the paper becomes flat. It should be like a corner of a cube.

  • How to make a christmas tree. Chocolate Tree - Step 10
    Step 10

    Make the diagonal folds meet so you create a flap.

  • How to make a christmas tree. Chocolate Tree - Step 11
    Step 11

    Take the final diagonal fold and push it in so it meets the other three.

  • How to make a christmas tree. Chocolate Tree - Step 12
    Step 12

    This is the final "branch" of the tree. It doesn't have to be perfect and you'll get good at making these since you'll need a lot for this project.

  • How to make a christmas tree. Chocolate Tree - Step 13
    Step 13

    Cut up the skewer into medium lengths. Too short and the candy will fall off, too long and the skewers will bump into each other in the styrofoam. Take a piece of the skewer and push it in the middle of the "branch."

  • How to make a christmas tree. Chocolate Tree - Step 14
    Step 14

    Push the "branch" into the styrofoam base. I like working from the bottom up, but it doesn't matter.

  • How to make a christmas tree. Chocolate Tree - Step 15
    Step 15

    Make more branches and keep putting them in the tree. Try to give them a little space since you want there to be room for the candy. Glue sides together to cover gaps and to keep the paper from slipping.

  • How to make a christmas tree. Chocolate Tree - Step 16
    Step 16

    Keep working! (:

  • How to make a christmas tree. Chocolate Tree - Step 17
    Step 17

    More progress. Don't feel restricted to make the rows even. I just placed branches where I felt it needed it. Any gaps can be covered by pulling the paper and gluing the sides of two branches together.

    (I had to switch the sides of my paper because I ran out of the dark green paper. Whoops!)

  • How to make a christmas tree. Chocolate Tree - Step 18
    Step 18

    Finally! Done covering the base.

  • How to make a christmas tree. Chocolate Tree - Step 19
    Step 19

    Glue sides of the top branches together to cover any gaps. Push a skewer in the top of the base.

  • How to make a christmas tree. Chocolate Tree - Step 20
    Step 20

    Now the fun part! Start putting the chocolates onto the skewers. I find it easier to twist them on instead of pushing. It made the skewer go deeper into the base instead of going into the candy. Also, you may find it easier to take the skewer out to put the candy on. Try if it you're having trouble.

  • How to make a christmas tree. Chocolate Tree - Step 21
    Step 21

    Tada! A beautiful tree with edible ornaments (:

    (I ran out the the good chocolate and had to put bon bons on the bottom. I like to think of them as presents at the bottom of the tree since they're wrapped differently. (: )

  • How to make a christmas tree. Chocolate Tree - Step 22
    Step 22

    Optional: Make a pretty placemat with some scrap paper and stickers. (:

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Sailorshame
Sailorshame · 11 projects
love this but you can use toothpicks instead of bamboo and you don't kill more pandas^-^
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stephie N.
stephie N. · United States, US · 5 projects
OMG! My mom loves ferro rocher candies! Her b-days coming up, and i dont care that its kinda christmas themed, she'll love it. Wait, i just relized something. Her b-days in july, and itll be like christmas in july. HEHEHE. Thanx tons Happy
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Lady Lolita
Lady Lolita · Taft, California, US
Awwww, I wish I had enuff time do make one this season. Happy Maybe next year.
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Tami
Tami · Atlanta, Georgia, US · 17 projects
You could also use notebook paper and suckers. I just thought of that haha.
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Grace D
Grace D · London, GB · 83 projects
You could use that as a kind of advent calender with diferent thing on each peg thingy x Great idea
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Courtney Couture
Courtney Couture · Keller, Texas, US · 20 projects
I LOVE Ferrero Rocher my FAVE chocolate

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northernstar
northernstar · Flateyri, Westfjords, IS · 35 projects
That is amazing! Such a great idea ;)
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Roma
Roma · 19 projects
om nom nom
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Cat Morley
Cat Morley · London, GB · 1432 projects
This is a great idea and I love Ferro Rocher.
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