Woodland Inspired Christmas Tree

Today I’m sharing my woodland-inspired Christmas tree dressed up with rustic and red Christmas tree decors!

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It turned out incredibly charming, and it is a Christmas tree after all so I hope it’s Okay to publish about it. Please know that I likewise will be sharing some strategies and special touches that you can use to make your tree extra unique.

I began with a basic green tree. ( This one here. ). I constantly believe it’s smart to buy a quality tree. Not just will an excellent tree last for years, but you get what you pay for. You want a complete tree so you can’t see through it. Reasonable branches are also constantly a plus. Because it saves so much time, I decided for the pre-lit range.

Whenever I’m embellishing a tree, I like to begin with a ribbon. It also assists to fill up the tree if you happen to be light on accessories.

For this particular tree, I went with an Into the Woods theme. The tree bears no similarity, the theme was motivated by the motion picture of that name that’s coming out soon and Taylor Swift’s brand-new song . (People, you need to take whatever motivation you can get wherever you can get it, no questions asked.).

As much as I love standard ornaments, it’s always enjoyable to think outside package when it concerns Christmas tree decor. (. Donna of Funky Junk Interiors is the queen of unique tree trimmings .).

These red lanterns are the best non-traditional ornament! Not only do they choose the tree, but you can put smaller sized accessories, battery operated tea lights, or other treasures inside the lanterns.

I likewise discovered an affordable Christmas town, so I simply tucked several of your homes right inside the tree.

I selected up these adorable woodland animals (a.k.a. squirrels) and added them.

I then threw on some standard accessories to fill in anywhere things looked a little sparse.

Finally, to bring my Into the Woods theme house, I included some icy red berry picks and a few snow covered pinecones.

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