Christmas Tree: How to make and decorate a Christmas Tree at home

| Updated: Dec 25, 2017, 12:17 IST
How to make and decorate a Christmas Tree at homeHow to make and decorate a Christmas Tree at home
Christmas tree is undoubtedly an important part of Christmas celebrations. While Christmas is celebrated to mark the birth of Jesus Christ, no Christmas celebration is complete without a beautifully decorated Christmas tree and Santa Claus placing your presents under it. The festival was initially celebrated by Christians who believe Christ to be the son of God, but over the years it's now celebrated by everyone regardless of their caste and creed with full zeal.
If you are planning to celebrate this festival with your near and dear ones this winter, then here are some interesting ways of decorating your Christmas tree at home this year.

1. Seaside tree

shells


If you love the beaches, then the seaside trees would be your favourite. Ditch the traditional decor options and instead opt for sea shells, sea stars, ribbons and fairy lights to decorate your Christmas tree! You can also use the waterfront colour scheme to complete your coastal Christmas tree theme this year.

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2. Woodland tree

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Decorate your Christmas tree with tiny stags made of cardboard, carved wooden snowflakes and stars to get the perfect woodland tree. Top up your decor with traditional red ribbons, candy canes, pretty ornaments and fairy lights.

3. Book tree

BOOK TREE


If you love reading and would like to experiment with your Christmas trees idea this year, then there's nothing better than a book tree. You'll need: a stack of your favourite books for making the tree and cute decor items like red ribbons, stockings in bright colours, candy canes, snowflakes, stars, fairy lights and all things beautiful. For making the book tree: pile up the books one by one forming a cone. Decorate the book tree with your favourite ornaments, placing a star, coffee mug or your favourite book at the top. Your book tree is now ready!

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4. Classic Christmas tree

TRADITIONAL


And if you like the traditional and yet evergreen styled Christmas tree, then go for oversized ornaments in classic red and white colour scheme. You can also decorate your tree with giant snowflakes, angels, stars, candy canes, red stockings and an oversized bow which can be placed at the top.

5. DIY Christmas tree

DIY


If you are a creative person and have ample time in your hand, then decorating your Christmas tree with handmade ornaments can be a fun-filled activity. You can try making ornaments like miniature knitted stockings and caps, knitted or origami stars, paper birds, knitted baubles, homemade paper ball ornaments, etc. The idea is to get creative and having fun at the same time. What's more, get your family and friends also involved in this process making it a memorable day for all.


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6. Pom pom Christmas tree

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All you need for making this colourful Christmas tree are pom poms... and lots of them! You can either purchase or make the pom poms at home. Then stick the pom poms one by one with glue on a bottle, in the shape of a cone. Complete your tree, by placing a star at the top. The plus side: if you like the minimalist look, then this colourful Christmas tree is pretty enough even without the Christmas tree ornaments.



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