I just saw this on pinterest tonight and thought some of you would appreciate it...
A great way to display a few select Christmas ornaments without a tree.
I just saw this on pinterest tonight and thought some of you would appreciate it...
A great way to display a few select Christmas ornaments without a tree.
Really pretty idea, but I love a traditional Christmas and just have to have my tree!
Last edited by Tussiemussies; 5-10-13 at 12:32am.
I like it. I gave away the big artificial tree this year. I think for next year I will get a small evergreen in a pot and just put it on the patio after Christmas.
I am a quilter and at the show this year got a pattern for a 6 foot tall quilted tree for our wall. It holds around 35 flat ornaments which are hung on buttons. I am going to make one for Mom and for me. I already have the ornaments.
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cute....but having grown up on a christmas tree farm......it just wouldn't be the same.
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I love it! Novel! I love new and non-traditional ideas!
My therapist told me the way to achieve true inner peace is to finish what I start. So far today, I have finished two bags of M&Ms and a chocolate cake. I feel better already!
Likewise. You could have several of these on a smaller scale for different themes or family members, as well as having more traditional ones. You could have a little wall forest of them. I like the idea of a quilted tree, as well.Originally Posted by KayLRZ
this is what we are doing for christmas this year (which is this next month for us). I strung my 6 branches together with twine and we are making origami ornaments. No lights, though.
Ds's friend who usually does the christmas stuff for us will be in Sweden, so I planned it out. We already had sticks and twine.
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