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1. LET'S START SMALL.....
Pretty easy representation of a small tree. More like a wreath. But shaped like a tree, so it passes. Get a pair of knit mittens and stuff them with greens-- fake here, but you could use fresh cedar, etc.
2. The Gentle Woodlands Tree Hanging ..
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This is a simple and sweet stylized Christmas tree that would look good on any wall. Drill some holes in some sticks of lessening lengths, put string through to take on the triangle tree shape, and hang (or perch) your choice of whimsical decorations on the stick branches. Weave some lights in.
3. The Wonderful Light-ness of Christmas
And then there was lights-- just lights! ideas.hasinfo.net
This might work quite well if you have a ceiling hook that was originally designed for a hanging plant. I have a few of those in my 70s house. Even when my husband re-painted the ceilings, he replaced the hooks for the hanging plants. Hmm. Perhaps he was envisioning this light tree!
4. The Tipi Tree...
This most adorable of alternative Christmas trees will be an unforgettable memory for any child so fortunate to have this special tipi to shelter in. It is made of a simple inexpensive wood frame, some real tree boughs, and other tree bling you probably can get hold of without breaking the bank. The really super thing about this tree is that Instructables provides a clear set of steps for creating it. Go here now and get started on the most fun project this season!
5. The Book Worm's Tree
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So, there you are! Five interesting alternatives to your usual Christmas tree to whet your creative juices during this jolly season! All the best! Enjoy yourself! Looking for a Great Winter Project? How about this vintage crochet hammock-- pattern from the 70s-- delivered PDF so you can start right away! shopetsy |
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