Step-by-Step Guide on Christmas Tree Decoration |
Article Submitted by: dwight genius
Wednesday, 09 December 2009
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Maybe you've chosen your perfect Christmas tree, but now what? The
following tips will give you ideas for setting up your tree, lighting
it, keeping it fresh, and decorating it to be beautiful. - Keep Your Tree Fresh and Green
Cut the stump of the tree with a fresh cut and set it in water
immediately. A fresh-cut tree will absorb several quarts of water
right from the start. So it's important to check and refill the water
level several times a day for the first week. You can cut down on
frequency later. Be sure to place you Christmas tree in a stand that
has a large water reservoir and keep it filled. - Christmas Tree Preservative
You can prolong the life
of your Christmas tree by mixing up a concoction of 1 quart water, 1/2
cup light corn syrup, and 1 teaspoon liquid bleach. You can also read
information on caring for Christmas trees. - Putting Lights and Decorations on the Tree
When decorating your Christmas tree, put lights on first, then garlands, then the ornaments. - Work From the Inside Out
Start arranging Christmas tree lights on the branches near the base of the tree. Weave strings of lights along the branches "inside," then move to the outer edges of the branches. - Placement of Ornaments
Don't hang all your ornament on the tips of the branches. Place ornaments and other decorations 'inside' your tree to add depth and interest. - Basic Ornaments for Fill
Start by arranging the "filler ornaments"
evenly spaced around the tree. This would include basic solid color
balls that are easily found at discount stores in a wide range of
colors to coordinate and enhance your decorating scheme. You'll need
about 20 "filler ornaments" for every 2 feet of Christmas tree. - Special Themed, Collectible Ornaments
Mix one-of-a-kind
special ornaments between the basic ornaments. Plan to use at least 10
special themed ornaments for every 2 feet of tree. As your collection
grows, put the special ornaments closer together. - Record the Whole Happy Progress with DVD Slideshow
Don't forget to take photos while interesting things happens in the
progress of decorating your Christmas tree to preserve your good
memories. What's more, you can make a slideshow with these photos and
add some happy Christmas songs in it. Then, you can easily burn the
slideshow to DVD with Leawo PowerPoint to DVD
so that you can share the happy memories with your family and friends
on big screen DVD-player TV or by sending DVD copies.Seems cool,isn't
it? So,why not start your wonderful experience now!
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