
* Feeling crafty? check out this gorgeous origami Christmas tree.

Fill vase or bottles with sand (or stones) and stick branches into it/them
Paint the branches or leave natural or even wrap each branch with wool, cotton or fabric.
Decorate with anything you like! (keep the hanging decos light in weight)
**** We did this one when our first child was almost one. We kept it off the ground, on a table, and her eyes would fill with delight when looking at the different balls, stars and fairies hanging from it. Pure and simple!

* Stick removable hanging hooks (M3) on the wall in the shape of a tree (triangle) and hang your decos from the hooks!
Or in rows or a line around the room.... use your imagination.
2 comments:
I think Christmas tree alternatives are great. Kids are hounding me to get tree down to decorate, this year they want me to trade it in to buy a new bigger & better one!
What a great post!! I love in paticular your idea you did last year - it looks great!!
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