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December is the perfect time for crafting and decorating for the holidays. A super easy way to do both is with LEGOS. This DIY LEGO Christmas tree is fun for the entire family to work on. Get the complete instructions below!

How To Make A DIY LEGO Christmas Tree Build
We’ve actually been busy building a LEGO project to use as a holiday decoration.
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The intent is to put this Disney LEGO castle next to our tree with the Christmas train going around it.
I’m not sure how long it will take us though… Looking for a simple LEGO build for the holidays? This DIY Christmas tree built out of LEGOS is perfect for that! Plus, it doesn’t take that many pieces so you can truly get everyone in the family involved.
Each family member can actually create their very own DIY LEGO Christmas tree! Think of it like decorating gingerbread houses. A fun family night activity for the holidays!
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DIY LEGO Christmas Tree Step-By-Step Instructions
So easy to make and fun for the entire family!
Get digging into the LEGO bin! Here are the pieces you need:
16 1x2x2 corner bricks OR 48 1x2x2 corner plates
40 2×2 roof tiles with 45º angle
22 2×2 bricks
12 1×1 plant plates
6 2×2 round plates
4 6×6 round plates with tube snap
8 4×4 plates ¼ circle
1 4×4 plate
8 1×4 plate
7 2×2 plates with knob
1×1 round plates, in various colors for decorating
1 tree
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This DIY LEGO Christmas tree is that easy to make.
Fun for the entire family!

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