I’m not sure why books have become such a popular item to fashion Christmas trees from, but being an avid reader myself, I totally love the look.
Even if you aren’t a bookworm, these book Christmas trees are certainly unique and beautiful, and when you already have the books on hand, totally free!
Creating a Christmas tree from books is not only a great idea for the frugal at heart, but book Christmas trees are completely green. After all, when the holiday season is over, the books go back on the shelf to await their next peruse.
Alternative Book Christmas Trees- This beautiful book Christmas tree from Bookshelf (pictured above) requires nothing else besides a simple rearrangement on existing bookshelves.
- This heavy-duty book Christmas tree by LMU Library shares the same traditional color as a live Christmas tree, without all of the messy needles.
- This simple display of a book Christmas tree by mediatinker has been shared all over Tumblr, and with good reason. Maybe it will inspire you, also.
- I love the variegated shades and colors made by the edges of the binding in this open book Christmas tree photographed by Aga Inés.
- No Christmas stand needed when you use a book like this Christmas tree by Martina Volfikova.
