I was being very last this year with my decorations. Mostly because we were traveling to see family during Thanksgiving and Christmas, so there's a short window between to hanging stuff up and taking it down. So I thought and thought....
I thought about what's already here to decorate with and what my goals were for my vision. I really liked the idea of stringing ribbon on my tree. So decided to use some leftover tulle and decorated my tree. My tree is 7ft. pre-lit so half of the job was done.
I thought about what's already here to decorate with and what my goals were for my vision. I really liked the idea of stringing ribbon on my tree. So decided to use some leftover tulle and decorated my tree. My tree is 7ft. pre-lit so half of the job was done.
Materials:
- Tulle rolls of different colors (I used 3 shades of pink, any color combinations that complement each other well together will work)
- Scissors
- Any size tree pre-lit or not; faux or not*
Instructions:
- Cut the tulle into strips about 2ft to 3 ft long (for a smaller tree try 6in to 1ft long)
- Once you've decided your color pattern, take the end of one strip and tie it to the end of the other into a bow. If you are a perfectionist like I am and hate twisted bows, please see this link here for the Perfect Bow
- Continuing in your color pattern, tie the tulle strips together end to end until desired length is reached.
- (I started from the top) String the tulle around the tree until completely covered.





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