Wall Christmas Tree by All The Luck in the World
You don’t have room for a couch, let alone a tree.
Who made this? Was it you? Tell me in comments so the Internet can laude you.
Or maybe pine trees don’t exist in your country.
If you’re looking for options, I made a pinboard of festive Christmas Tree Alternatives. But won’t you miss that Christmas tree smell? Oh wait. Thanks, science.
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That second one is a charamico — it’s the way we do christmas trees where I grew up. (It’s hard to get pine trees in the Dominican Republic. http://images2.listindiario.com/image/article/324/680×460/0/57A12085-90D2-4C02-BB06-251F8A12BED8.jpeg
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We have a couple tall manzanita limbs in our living room, leftover from our wedding a couple years ago. So far we’ve just decorate them with ornaments and call it a Christmas Manzanita. Dead tree year-round!
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gosh darn genius! I have a tiny cottage now and was planning on getting a tiny tree, but one of these might be even better!
http://6000milestohome.blogspot.com
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Oh my gosh, THANK YOU. I have a super rambunctious preschooler and a super adventurous toddler, and I’ve been trying to figure out how to have a tree that isn’t so…knock-over-able. You have saved the day!
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The English translation of the instructions for that cute ornament- tchotchke Dutch tree is in her comments, for anyone interested.
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