Christmas Trees with a difference!
As a renter I don’t really see the point of store bought Christmas trees. They’re synthetic and kinda ugly and we have no where to store them inbetween Christmases (like most rental properties, storage cupboards are lacking). I don’t see in the point of a cut tree, and the potted variety seem to die off in the summer heat anyway.
I also should mention that we don’t really have the space for a big Christmas tree, our living room is quite small!
So I was excited to see these photos of DIY christmas trees using household objects…
The first three are from here. The ladder looks great and I like it as it doesn’t take up too much space. The second photograph is of an old drying rack, I think something similar could definitely be made with an old clothes horse!
The harddisk Christmas tree is a hilarious use discarded discs, whether cd’s, or computer disks!
And the pinecone tree is great for traditionalists who want the pinecone smell
I like the idea of making a junk mail Christmas tree out of all the junk mail that seems to arrive in the letter box, even with a ‘no advertising’ sticker.









December 11th, 2009 at 10:41 am
We made ours out of a RACV magazine, which (like the blimmin phone books!) you can’t opt out of receiving. And we kept it with our decorations and it got ‘ressurected’ this year. They’re easy to make and look pretty cute.
December 26th, 2009 at 10:36 am
Thanks for the comments….
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December 30th, 2009 at 5:00 am
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May 30th, 2010 at 7:14 pm
Between me and my husband we’ve owned a few of the eco bags. These bags are awesome. We are able to store many gorceries into a bag. So easy to use and clean too. Do yourself a favor and get a bunch of these green bags. No more plastic bags in the future.