Unique Bottle Brush Tree Stands

Several years ago I made some upgraded bottle brush trees. I cut off the stand on the bottom and made them look 100% better by giving them a new base! 

This year I had fun with more unique junky items and neutral bottle brush trees.

Come take a look...

I'm getting ready to put out my Christmas decorations and as I searched through the box of things I've made over the years, I found the bottle brush trees with block stands.

The old trees are getting a little bent but I'll give them a good cleaning and straightening. Anyway, I have a whole box of inexpensive bottle brush trees so these inspired me to create more cute bases with whatever I could find around the workshop. 

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Here are some other funky trees I've made in the past...

I was off to search through my collection of junk. Here are some of the fun things I found to use as bottle brush tree bases. 

These bases are made from the ends of a curtain rod and of course, a vintage hose nozzle. 

These neutral little cuties are glued into small amber jars and decorated with glitter on the top of the trees. 

This little tree has a blueish tint and sits in a mirrored green furniture knob. 

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This beautiful gold tree sits on a rusty claw foot that I've had for years. I think it is some kind of foot for a planter. I covered the base with moss and it looks gorgeous in its new home! 

Next up is a pretty white tree that I attached to a mini pallet from Dollar Tree. It almost makes me want to make this in full size for my family Christmas tree!

I think this one is my very favorite. This was a broken tape measure with a photo frame top. I removed the glass and glued the tree right inside with a little moss to cover the base. 

This one is for all the rusty junk lovers. It is a rusty old pulley. I glued the tree right to the top and covered the original base with Spanish moss. 

You may recognize the base to this pretty white tree. It is a small candle from Anthropologie, I try not to throw anything beautiful away! 

And lastly, these small green trees sit inside large colored wooden beads. They look very festive with the bright colored bases. 

All lined up and ready to decorate! 

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I'm adding all these adorable junky bottle brush trees to the shelves in my living room for the holidays. 

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