- Ranunculus/Dusty Miller: CommercialSilk c/o
- Wood flowers: Eco Flower c/0
- 12 days of Christmas: Land of Nod c/o
- Pink wrapping paper: Tiny Prints
- Gold wrapping paper: Tai Pan Trading
- Basket: Tai Pan Trading
- Picks: Tai Pan Trading & Walmart
- Paper flowers: handmade
Silk Flower Christmas Tree
December 18, 2017Happy holidays friends! It's been a whirlwind year this year and I can't believe we're less than a week away from Christmas! We've really been enjoying our holiday season so far. And I got my tree up in plenty of time to enjoy it!! I wanted to share with you a round two of my Christmas tree (round 1 is here).
Not a whole lot has changed besides the fact that I've added more flowers from Commercial Silk. They approached me to see if I wanted to review some florals for them, and I gladly obliged. I need more tree filler to take my sparse and twiggy try to the next level.
I used ranunculus and dusty miller to add more depth to my branches. And I think I could have used even more than I got, but I really like the depth it added to the tree as it is. I left the stems on the dusty miller, but not on the ranunculus. I cut those off and glued the excess leaves from the stems onto the backs of each bud. I just placed the ranunculus atop each branch.
It's simple, but I really like how it looks. And I can use these decorations year-round for different holidays and events! So that's a win. I've never been much for seasonal decorating, but using durable items like artificial plants really makes it worthwhile. They store nicely and they look fresh year-round!
The next thing on my list is to make a wood stump base for the tree to stand in. I've got the stump on my front porch, I just have to sand the underside and drill the hole. Think I can get that done by Christmas? :) Wish me luck!
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