Unusual Ways To Decorate Your Christmas Tree

Try an upside down Christmas Tree. Hang it from your ceiling, or buy a premade artificial one that it pre-balanced to stand upright from the bottom.

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Try a different colored artificial tree this holiday! A white tree with colorful string lights turn your tree into a unique and colorful holiday tradition.

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Use cookies as ornaments. Bake or buy Christmas cookies and hang them all around your tree using silk ribbons.

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Use one color on the tree. Going with a monochrome inspired Christmas tree may seem too minimalist to most. However, many find beauty in such simplicity. Try it out!

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Experiment with a flower covered Christmas tree. Use either dried or store-bought, plastic flowers and attach them to wires or ribbon. Add a springtime vibe to your holiday home this winter.

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Christmas tree made out of lights. Feeling creative? Use a form or simply hang string lights from your ceiling in a Christmas tree shape. Or, buy premade "light balls" and combine together, starting thicker from the bottom to create the iconic tree cone. 

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Try an "honoring America" tree! Find red, white, and blue lights and wrap them equally around your tree. Adding star ornaments adds some patriotic flare.

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All that shimmers.. is silver? Try a glittery, sparkly artificial tree this year. You can also had shimmery garland to your real tree as well. The light you've wrapped around your tree will sparkle even more this holiday. If you can find it, gold will work too!

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Try a Christmas tree candy land! Add lollipop and peppermint suckers to your Christmas tree as ornaments. Attach with hooks or silk ribbon loops and hang on your tree to create a unique and sweet look this year!

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Add some shiny red apples and traditional candy canes to your tree this Christmas. The perfect idea if you or your loved one is a teacher!

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