Get The Look – My Red Themed Christmas Tree

MY RED THEMED CHRISTMAS TREE

This is the earliest I have ever gotten my Christmas decorating done. Now if I can just keep myself out of Homegoods and Hobby Lobby. A few Christmas pillows ended up in my shopping cart last night. My daughter told me that one problem with getting it done so soon is that I will shop and want to add more. She knows me all too well.

For years I never decorated in the traditional colors, but this is the second year that I have done our main tree in red and loving it! Some of my ornaments have been around for awhile and some are new. At the end of this post similar are all linked along with some great finds for you. Here is how to Get the Look – My Red Themed Christmas Tree.

Adding the plaid and Rae Dunn ornaments I got last year at the end of the season. I did see a lot of them at Homegoods tonight, so if you are a Rae Dunn fan…run!!!

I start with the topper first otherwise, you are bumping into everything trying to reach the top. Next, I stick “picks” all over…these are the snow looking pieces that you see and the red berries. Then add your balls working from the top to the bottom. I always start with the largest pieces first and work down to the smallest.

Just keep on filling it up until you are happy with it. There are no rules! I love Christmas so much and my opinion is all trees are beautiful. It’s wonderful to see the ones that are filled with special memories from years past. I have great memories of my kids helping when they were little and all the ornaments were around the bottom. I would sneak a few up higher after they had gone to bed.

This is the first year to use a tree collar and I really like it. Usually a blanket does the trick and I used a red one on the smaller tree here. Also, a first is putting 2 trees together for a new look. What do you think?

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