Today’s Christmas tree decorating suggestion is a great theme for a rustic tree or a tree in a cabin. Read on for fun ideas, and don’t forget to add pictures to provide proof of your catches!
4. The Fisherman’s Tree
A fisherman’s tree can be a real visual delight, with the many colorful and interesting lures available. Make a trip to your local sportsman’s store and pick up a variety of lures in many sizes, shapes, and colors. Other nice touches are small fish nets, spools of fishing line, and any fish-shaped ornaments you can find. Top the tree off with a new fisherman’s hat, and you’ll have a unique Christmas tree that’s sure to inspire many fish tales during the holiday season!
Be sure to visit us tomorrow for our final decorating idea for your holiday tree.
If you are one of the lucky few who are great with a needle and thread, today’s decorating idea is for you. This makes a wonderful presentation of your hobby at the holidays. Don’t forget to include some of your work on the tree too!
3. The Seamstress’s Tree
If you enjoy sewing or any other craft, decorate your holiday tree for it! Depending on the type of craft you enjoy, you could decorate with thimbles, colorful yarns, spools of thread, and pincushions. Neatly rolled fat quarters of fabric are a fun touch for a quilter, just as knitting or crochet needles are perfect for someone who works with yarn. And any seamstress would also love a few tape measures wound around the tree like tinsel.
Join us again tomorrow for another Christmas tree decorating idea that will offer the outdoorsman a chance to strut his stuff at the holidays!
Decorating the Christmas tree is a tradition that most people enjoy and look forward to year after year. However, if you’ve been using the same old tired decorations for the last decade, it may be time to freshen things up and try something new. This week, we are featuring 5 unique Christmas tree decorating themes, all inspired by hobbies that many of us enjoy.
2. The Cook’s or Baker’s Tree
For those who love cooking and/or baking, why not decorate a fun tree to display in or near the kitchen? Decorate it with spatulas, wooden spoons, and other cooking utensils and implements. Cookie cutters are also a fun touch for someone who enjoys baking. Other nice decorations include popcorn strings, empty spice jars, and favorite recipe cards with a hole punched in one end and tied with a ribbon.
Tomorrow’s tip will keep you in stitches… Visit us then!
