Colors and Christmas Trees
Are you a traditional type of Christmas
decorator?
Do you use Christmas balls of red,
green, silver and gold? Or do you venture
off and do your own thing, and colors?
Multi color lights or clear?
Blinking or staying on?
Here are some pics of trees
I pulled from Pinterest.
This red, white and silver is
really pretty.
I prefer silver over gold but the
tree below is pretty also, done in
red and gold.
More questions, do you do a themed
tree?
This blue is nice also, it pops and
looks nice to not be in the basic
Christmas colors.
Teal and silver...nice.
But you know this is the winner
for me....PURPLE.
I thought about doing a purple
tree a few years ago but then I
hated to have that many more
ornaments!
Well, PURPLE is nice and
although pink is not my color
it is bright.
Now this one below is different and
allows you to go with different colors,
esp if you can't make up your mind
on a color to to with.
I am also not a fan of buffalo print,
or yellow....
Speaking of color.....did you know that
black trees seem to be a new thing?
I saw one tonight at Wally World.
It was only 39.00 bucks, and I am thinking
that next yr I might just have to have one.
Just cause its cool.
Stars or angels on top?
Comments
I've always gone back and forth between clear lights and colored but now I have both. My tree is a pre lit with white lights and I added a string of colored. No blinking on my tree. I've had blinking in the past but none of the lights I have now blink
Have a fabulous day and weekend, Pam. ♥
This is getting long, but I want to add that while I've not noticed black artificial trees (rarely set foot in stores where they're sold, truth be told), that is an interesting look. A trend I have noticed is real miniature specimens cut for sale at the grocery store. And The Pancake House where we occasionally dine has a lovely artificial tree sporting some black ornaments, which I found surprising yet very classy.
In my heart, though, tradition ultimately reigns. I'm more into nostalgia than fashion. ~grin~ Hope you're feeling better, my dear.