The next one will come in about a week and a half. The natural tree. My yearly fraser fir.
Every year we always get a gorgeous huge fraser fir for our kitchen/great room area for us to enjoy.
Last year, I wanted to do an artificial tree for my living room to enjoy when guests come over.
It is a slim 8 foot tree.
I used a silver and gold colour scheme. I did not want to venture out that much from my other tree which is gold and red. I wanted them both to relate to each other.
What do you think?
Here it is, ready for lights.
Almost done. Forgot to add the ribbon, so I added it carefully at the end.....
Added some crystals from an old chandelier.
My tree topper! Gold poinsettias and gold foliage.
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So pretty! I am working on mine now:)
ReplyDeleteThanks for commenting Debbie!
DeleteVery pretty! I want to have two trees someday also. The one we have now has all the homemade stuff that comes home from school....dying to have one I can decorate however I want! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Brooke. When my kids were small we also had a tree with all the wonderful decor they made at school. Very special.
DeleteWhat a lovely tree! I especially love the way you put the gold ponsettias up top!
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Thanks Vel for commenting. Much appreciated.
DeleteThat tree is absolutely perfect in the space! Thanks for linking up!
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty tree! I love the fun topper and the beautiful crystal ornaments spread around it. You did a wonderful job!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Maria for your kind words. Much appreciated.
DeleteI am doing tree number 2 this weekend. Red and gold colour theme. Have a great weekend. Hugs
I love your tree! and the idea about using old chandy crystals....very innovative!
ReplyDeleteThanks Christine for commenting. I love crystals from chandeliers. I have also used them on my mantle decor. Have a great day. Hugs
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