The tree bottom was against the ceiling and I have no idea how she kept it in position, but it was a really intriguing way to display seasonal fun things. I thought I would pass it along as I was very interested in it and I hope this sparks some creativity for you as well.
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By Gem from VA
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04/20/2011
I have a friend who has a nice big living room, with a big tree, and it's been going 24/7/365 for some years now, and her tree is always decorated for whatever holidays and seasons. I've before have done this too, only with a mini tree, more for like a table decoration, but, mostly for Christmas and Easter decorations, for me anyways. A wreath would also be great for year round for decorating for all the holidays too.
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Here are some ideas I have, would you all please post more? Maybe we can all have one of these seasonal trees!
January: You can buy little plastic crystals in the shape of droplets or snowflakes. Crocheted snowflakes, string or twig snowflakes, of course paper snowflakes, little snowmen made from pom-poms, ivy and white plastic berries.
February: Hearts, of course! Crocheted, paper, wooden, glitter.
March: ??? Lions and lambs? "March comes in like a lion, goes out like a lamb" How could you make little crocuses?
April: Showers? Flowers? Little Easter eggs? Bunnies.
May: Flowers!
June: ?? Birds, butterflies, sea shells
July: Little flags
August: Sunflowers
September: Pumpkins. You can get little picks with nuts, colored leaves, pumpkins. Back to school, little books and pencils?
October: Halloween, little ghosts, jack-o-lanterns
November: Thanksgiving. Hmmmm. Ideas?
December: The easy one! We're used to decorating trees for this season.
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