Rustic Wooden Christmas Confetti Shapes, 50 Pieces
Scatter a few handfuls of natural birch and the table looks handmade. Fifty laser-cut trees, snowflakes and stars with flat backs for gluing, crafting or table scatter.
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Scatter a few handfuls of natural birch and the table looks handmade. Fifty laser-cut trees, snowflakes and stars with flat backs for gluing, crafting or table scatter.
50 rustic wooden Christmas shapes to scatter, hang or craft with
- quick affordable festive table decor
- easy DIY craft embellishments
- adds rustic Christmas touch without bulky decor
Turn a plain table into a rustic christmas scene
Bare holiday tables feel rushed and store-bought. Scatter 50 natural birch trees, snowflakes and stars and the table looks thoughtfully set, with no bulky centerpiece needed.
Trees, snowflakes and stars in one natural set

Three shapes, one natural set
Trees, snowflakes and stars come mixed together, so every handful looks different. That variety keeps a table scatter from looking repetitive and gives crafters options.

Laser-cut, consistent shapes
Each piece is cut to the same clean outline, with visible grain and lightly charred edges. Scattered, they look chosen rather than random.

Flat backs for easy crafting
Flat backs sit level on paper, gift wrap and tabletops, so they glue down and scatter without tipping.
Scatter, glue or hang in minutes
- 1Scatter on the table
Drop small clusters along the runner and between place settings. Leave gaps so each shape shows.
- 2Glue onto gifts
Add a thin layer of craft glue to the flat back and press onto kraft paper or card. Let it dry flat.
- 3Hang as ornaments
Glue a loop of twine or ribbon to the back of a piece, then hang it on the tree or a garland.
- 4Store dry
Return the pieces to the pouch and keep them in a cool, dry place away from heaters.
What's in the bag
- Wooden Christmas trees
Mixed into the set of 50
- Wooden snowflakes
Mixed into the set of 50
- Wooden stars
Mixed into the set of 50
From a bare table to a handmade one
The table looks bare
The plates are out and the linen is ironed, but something is missing. Plastic confetti looked flimsy last year, and a big centerpiece crowds the plates and eats an hour of your evening.
A few handfuls of birch
Fifty laser-cut trees, snowflakes and stars go down the runner in loose clusters. The grain shows, the edges are lightly charred, and the table fills out without getting crowded.
Ready before the guests arrive
Five minutes of scattering and the table is done. Whatever is left goes onto gift wrap or into a craft pile for the kids.
Keep the wood looking good
- Keep dry
Damp can mark or warp unfinished wood.
- Away from heat
Keep off fireplaces and heaters.
- Test on fabric
Try one piece on a scrap before using on pale cloth.
- Store in the pouch
Cool, dry place until next year.
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
They are natural birch wood, laser-cut, with a matte surface and visible grain. The pieces are flat and thin, so handle them like any light wooden craft shape.
They are unfinished, with lightly charred edges. If you are using a pale or delicate cloth, test one piece first or lay the set on a runner.
Fifty pieces cover a runner and the spaces between place settings in loose clusters, with some left over for gift wrap or a small craft.
Yes, they suit glue-on paper and card projects with an adult nearby. The flat backs make them easy for small hands to place.
No string is included, and a pendant hole is not clearly visible on the pieces. Glue on a loop of twine or ribbon to hang them.
Plastic confetti is a one-night item that looks flimsy. These wooden pieces can be stored dry and reused for years, so the cost per Christmas keeps dropping.





