French Country Christmas Tree
It’s so exciting to share my French Country Christmas Tree with you. It’s in my One Room Challenge Room.
King of Christmas generously gave a Christmas Tree to me and my 5 Blogging Besties!
Today you are all revealing our trees! It’s day 5 of our 5 Days of Christmas and we hope you’ve enjoyed following along with us.
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Decorating My Tree
Since this is a new tree for me, I’m starting from scratch.
I knew I wanted it to be blue and white to match the beautiful blue and white toilé wallpaper that lines my closet that has been converted into my office.
This is what I assembled to decorate my tree
- Blue Fabric Ribbon
- Blue round balls
- Handmade Decoupage Ornaments
- Handmade Paper Ornaments
- White Snowflakes
Tree Decorating Layers
This may not be the right way to decorate a tree but this is how I do it.
- Lights (if your tree isn’t pre-lit)
- Garland
- Ornaments
- Picks
- Bows, Tinsel, and/or Snow
Something I didn’t learn for a very long time was that ornaments need to be distributed evenly all through the tree. Not just the tips but also deep within the branches. This gives the tree more depth and interest.
I was also late to the game with picks. They give the tree a fullness that just adds richness.
Christmas Tree
In Christianity, Christmas tree is symbolic of birth and resurrection of Jesus Christ. The tree’s branches and shrubs are viewed as an emblem of immortality and are said to symbolize the crown of thorns worn by Christ on the cross.
My French Country Christmas Tree is probably my favorite
Thank You to King of Christmas
We want to thank King of Christmas for providing all of us with a Christmas Tree.
If you didn’t see our funny little video on Instagram, you can see it HERE.
Peace and Love,
Renae from Peacock Ridge Farm
Deck the halls with boughs of holly, fa la la la la! Christmas is almost here and that means it’s time to get your home ready for the holidays. One of the most popular ways to decorate for Christmas is by putting up a Christmas tree. If you’re looking for some ideas on how to make your tree look beautiful this year, then keep reading! We’ve got some awesome ideas for you. So put on your Santa hat and get started!
Cindy from Reinvented Delaware
Rustic Christmas trees don’t have to be difficult to create. This holiday season, we’ve decided to create a rustic look using pine cones for ornaments, upcycled wooden bead garland, and a pallet wood crate to hold the tree. Let’s take a look at these simple rustic Christmas decorations on our tree!
Diane from South House Designs
Every Christmas tree is unique — or should be! However, there is a “best process” of how to decorate any tree. Here is an easy step-by-step guide full of the top tips and loads of room to add your specific style.
Michele from Vintage Home Designs
It’s time to start decking the halls! I’m sharing lots of ideas for decorating your tree with simple, neutral, and vintage-style ornaments along with creative tree skirt ideas, tree toppers, and more!Â
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Your tree is so pretty. I love the blue and white. Now, you get to rest and enjoy it.
Will that ever really happen???
Your new Christmas tree is gorgeous! The blue and white ornaments coordinate beautifully with your fabulous wallpaper! I know you’ll enjoy the twinkling lights while you work in your new office space! Happy day, Donna
I love it. Most of my trees are flocked so it’s nice to have a more formal looking tree for this space.
I spend all my time in here but I’m sure this to shall pass 🙂
Oh, I love this fresh take on Christmas Decorating. I’d love to share a link on my Sunday, Dirt Road Adventures. Great post.
Thank you Rachel for sharing my post. You are so sweet.
Lynn, your tree came out beautiful. Of course I adore the blue and white, so your tree would fit right in at my house.
I’m pretty happy with it. I have a “Charlie Brown” tree in my great room so this is nice to have a more formal blue and white tree in my little get-away office.
Lynn, your Christmas tree is gorgeous! I love all of the blue and white decorations you added! I am excited to feature your post at this week’s Tuesday Turn About link party. Thank you so much for sharing!
Lynn your tree is beautiful! I love the decoupage ornaments you made. Thank you so much for linking up at my Wednesday link party. I’m happy to be featuring you this week! https://www.ourtinynest.com/2022/11/23/weekly-wednesday-link-party-323/
Have a wonderful Thanksgiving my friend! Grateful to have connected with you!
Thanks for featuring me Nicolle –