Great craft but where can we buy the trees?

@ Penelope, I am glad you liked this craft. They look really nice displayed on a table or on a mantle in a winter wonderland scene.

You can get these mini sisal trees at craft stores. I have also seen them at 99¢ stores.

Where can I find the bottle brush trees? Hobby Lobby does not have them. Any suggestions?

I have tried Michaels and Hobby Lobby. I have spent hours on the internet. I have a group counting on me to get this material. I have not yet tried Walmart.

@ Penelope I found a couple of stores online that have non frosted bottle brush trees in packs of 12.

At  clarionhousecollectibles.com , you can find them in packages of 12, 

Cosumercrafts.com also has them in 4′  (2 to a pack)

I found a 21-piece set of these trees at Michael’s last night — they’re from the Lemax Village Collection. They retail for $16.99, but Michael’s had them for 30% off. The two tallest trees are almost nine-inches tall, while the smallest ones are two-inches tall. The only difference between my trees and those in the video is that my trees have a plastic “fake-snow” base, while the ones in the video have a painted-wood base. As soon as I got home with them, I bleached one because I was so anxious to see how it would turn out. It came out a nice off-white color. I bleached some more this morning and the effects are really cool, with a couple of them turning out two-tone. Even though they look cool and vintage even without decorations, I can’t wait to add that extra sparkle to them. I’m arranging them on my mantel.

I also found them at Wal-Mart. I bought two 9″-tall silver trees with little pieces of multi-colored sequins (not sure exactly if they were pieces of sequins or what they were — whatever they were, they were shiny). I believe they also had white. I don’t remember if they had them in green with white tips. There were two sizes, 9″ and 2″, and were pretty cheap. If I remember correctly, the tall ones were $2 and the small ones were probably .50. I found the trees in boxes on a bottom shelf in the Christmas section.

They look like toilet brushes…….

So if you cant find them, just grab a nearby toilet brush..a used one will make it “vintage”

I would like to know how I could buy 31/2″ Christmas tree brushes or 4″ in a large amount? Thanks for your time.
Ellen

K-Mart also has these same Lemax sets of trees and they are less expensive than at Michaels. I wanted to make my own from scratch. I looked all over the internet and in stores and found no cheap bottle brushes. THEN I FOUND THE ANSWER. Target sells a VENT BRUSH for somwething like $3.99 and it is about 3 feet long. I am going to make a set of long slender bottle brusnh trees with this.

Ellen, there is a site called Red Line or Red Letter crafts that sells sets of the 4 inch trees.

JoAnn’s has bottle brush trees!

Hi- I’m from Canada,& so far I’ve not seen one bottle brush tree anywhere.Anyway,on one of the Martha Stewart shows (a while back) she had a Bottle Brush Wreath,which I thought was lovely.I went to her web,& had no luck.The sizes your giving for the trees are quite small, where would one find brushes large enough to make a wreath? I sure could use some info on this. Thanks everyone.
Margaret Martin

@ Margaret Martin, Have you tried amazon.com? I bought a bag earlier this year with an assortment of about 25 trees of different sizes.