Twelve tips for decorating a Christmas tree

Sometimes, decorating a Christmas tree so complicated that you like to sing "Oh Tannenbaum" appear instead of "Oh Tannenbaum feel. Whether you decorate a natural or an evergreen
artificial tree, here are some tips on how the whole experience a little less chaotic.

1. I know this article is to decorate a Christmas tree, but we start first with removing the decorations. Think back to last year. Did you just strip everything outthe tree and threw it in a box? Are your Christmas tree lights all gnarled up into a snarl? Are the limbs of your artificial Christmas trees illuminated actually fill your golf bag? This is how you end with a bad case
of Uh Oh Tannenbaum. I'm sure you've heard this old adage, "as it begins, then stops and then starts it again." This is true for decorating a Christmas tree, too. This year, you will swear to pack everything in an organized way so that youDo not waste time sorting through damaged ornaments and piles of old tinsel.

2. Regardless of whether your tree will look really good, what kind of tree you choose to be dependent. Believe it or not, there are some kinds of decorated trees that are easier than others. Pine is the
Type of evergreen tree, select the most likely that the needles and lose to a tree version of the pathetic Charlie Brown Christmas. The best types of trees when it comes to holding ornaments are firsand firs. This is because their branches are the most stable. Of course, if you decorate with an artificial tree is illuminated when the latter point are not really used much.

3. If you are decorating a Christmas tree with that real do is ensure that it is fresh. You can tell whether a tree is fresh or not by bending the branches. If the branches bend a little bit of moisture that it fully and more of a Christmas decoration means support. If it snaps, do not buy it. It is too dry to support and decorationsare likely to spill its needles all over the floor.

4. If you buy a natural tree, remember, the Christmas mat below, before you put it up on updates. Some Christmas tree skirts and mats with a slit in the center and buttons or velcro come
attached to others. Be careful of what you need to consider before you would the tree on the stand, as you can not slip a Christmas tree skirt over the head of the tree as a person t a sweater.

5. When decorating a Christmas tree make sureunsnarl to unplug the lights before you try to drape it around the tree too. It is also safest to make sure that all lights are working before you try to do
this, too. There is a tiny chance that if you try to change burned out christmas bulbs while they are on the tree that a spark could ignite the tree and into a Christmas candle.

6. You may have heard that a Christmas tree decorated with electric lights decorating it is much safer than the old-fashioned way with candles.This applies as long as you correctly obey basic rule: do not rest a bulb directly against the branches of the tree. Like the old-fashioned candles, hot christmas bulbs heat up needles and catch fire. This is especially true if you have a Christmas tree at the last minute and ended with a dry tree. The absolutely safest trees are illuminated artificial Christmas trees, as some of them have automatic shutdown capabilities, if it gets too hot.

7. If one lot of pets andChildren run around during the holiday season, an artificial tree could be safer Illuminated strung around as a natural one with bulbs around him. There is less danger of little fingers to draw light down or get electrocuted. It is also less risk of children and pets swallowing the needles that are shed from natural trees.

8. Decorations for Christmas trees is ultimately all about proportion. When hanging decorations, the biggest size decorations placed on the ground and the smallest at the top.The effect is simply more
pleasing to the eye.

9. When decorating a Christmas tree, it is best not to throw clumps of tinsel on the tree, as if they were a handful of spaghetti. The attractive effect is achieved by hanging clumps of tinsel just achieved
very edges of each branch. Think a little about how real icicles look when they depend on real trees.

10. What do you choose a theme for your tree. The choice of a theme and that it devilishly hard to give you the hottest lookTree. You can choose a color theme - sticking to gold, silver, red, pink and gold only (which looks good on a white illuminated artificial tree) or you can use the tree after traditions such as German-style tree-style furnished (mostly food) (Victorian style tree with tiny detailed ornaments to decorate and to simulate many angels) or the country-style tree (with glass, wooden ornaments and plenty of flocking to snow.)

11. Remember when decorating a Christmas treeto sell it unique by adding heirlooms that have been passed down from generation to generation. Another nice touch is Christmas cards or cookies and candy that you made in your own kitchen. This will give your Christmas tree a unique personal touch.

12. Whether you decorate with a natural or artificial tree is illuminated to remind the fact that more and more less. Otherwise, the tree might look like is very confusing, is not only the general rule of thumb of christmas tree
. Decorating It isA golden rule that applies to all the interior decoration.