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Are you curious about drawing a Christmas Tree? Would you like to draw one? Well here are some tips to help you!

Steps

Christmas Tree ( Decorated with lights and ornaments)

  1. Draw an isosceles triangle.
  2. Add a small cylinder-like pillar under the triangle attached to its base.Advertisement
  3. Draw five curves on the body of the triangle at regular intervals from top to the bottom.
  4. Create leaves of the tree based on the above guides.
  5. Make garland-like outlines (like little waves) on the leaves for decorating the Christmas Tree with balls of light.
  6. Draw different kinds of circles on the above made guides as well as on the leaves randomly.
  7. Add a modest star on the apex of the triangle and enrich the decoration with stars and ribbons.
  8. Erase all guides.
  9. Color the Christmas Tree with shades of green.

Christmas Tree (Simple)

  1. Make a flat shaped triangle with a curved base.
  2. Repeat the same shape overlapping the upper part but only of a smaller size.
  3. Once again overlap the apex with a smaller triangle with concave sides and a convex base thus forming the structure of the leaves of the tree.
  4. Create a small cylindrical pillar at the bottom of the triangles as the trunk of the tree originating from the centre of a disc-like structure at its bottom.
  5. Decorate the tree with a star on the apex of the tree and dangling balls hanging one each from the six tips of the tree.
  6. Erase all the above guides of the drawing of the tree.
  7. Color the tree and its decorations.
  8. Add further colorful balls on the tree and shadows.

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Tips

  • When you are drawing with a pencil, do it lightly so its easier to rub out with no marks left.Thanks
  • Always start by drawing with a pencil.Thanks
  • If you are using color pencils to color, first color the tree with respective colors lightly and then you can shade it in any way.Thanks

Tips from our Readers

  • Use a pencil to draw the tree, then go over the lines in pen and use an eraser to erase the pencil lines.
  • After drawing with a pencil, use a ruler to go over the outline to get super straight lines.
  • Draw lightly so you can erase mistakes.

Warnings

  • Don’t erase your mistake by putting too much pressure on the paper or it might tear.Thanks

Things You’ll Need

  • Paper
  • Pencil
  • Pencil sharpener
  • Eraser gum
  • Colored pencils, crayons, markers or watercolors

About This Article

To draw a christmas tree, start by drawing an isosceles triangle in pencil. At the bottom of the triangle, draw a cylindrical stump. Then, draw 5 curved horizontal lines spaced out evenly along the height of the triangle, going past the edges of the triangle. Add leaves by drawing jagged lines under the 5 curved lines, then draw the strings of lights, ornaments, and a star on top. Finish by tracing in marker and coloring in the leaves and ornaments, then erasing your pencil lines. For another simple way to draw a Christmas tree, keep reading!

Reader Success Stories

  • “OK, so I thought that this article was pretty helpful because it gave me ideas on how to draw my Xmas tree, and it gave me ideas on the colors, too.”…” more

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