Who says you need to have a 12 foot Christmas tree to create a festive feel? These pretty mini tree are ideas are living (some are potted!) proof that you can still have a christmas tree in the smallest of spaces, and it can look as festive as can be. Oh and they make perfect Christmas pressies / holiday gifts too!
1. Mini Spruce in a vase (above): Not only is this tree in the home of small enough to use as a table top decoration, you can enjoy your turkey / julbord around it and avoid all the faff of a tree foot too!! God rest ye merry gentlemen! Use real candles for an extra mysig feel (but never leave unattended!). See more subtle festive touches in Anna’s lovely home .
2. The tabletop Christmas tree: little trees are perfect perched on side tables, stools and benches in places like the hallway. The clever guys over at made the wooden decorations on this tree too – and have shared all the know-how in .
3. The Windowsill Forest: Create a forest right there on the windowsill with from Danish brand House Doctor – or create your own with simple cuts from outside (you can also try your local florist / nursery) – there’s a great DIY guide .
4. Mini Christmas tree presents: Heading to a dinner party? Why not give the host one of these little fellas instead of the standard amaryllis (although a is always a good idea!)? Simply wrap them in wax paper with a bow and you’re all set. Plus the host can plant it and use it again next year -bonus! You might even like to add a few care instructions (read about how to care for a potted tree ). I wish I knew the credit for this lovely setting – please give me a shout in the comment section below if you are able to help!
5. Mini Christmas tree gift wrapping: Now, I pride myself on my present wrapping (I might even go as far as saying it’s my favourite part of the pre-Christmas prep!) – but I’ve never seen this idea before. You just need brown wrapping paper, a christmas tree shaped cutting from a conifer tree like cypress or juniper and some glue! Get all the know-how over at .
Such simple, pretty ideas, don’t you think?
Are there any that caught your eye?
For more inspiration you might like to take a little peek in the and archives (if this pops up first, just scroll passed!).
I’ll be back tomorrow with a beautiful home tour.
Look forward to seeing you then!
Niki
Who says you need to have a 12 foot Christmas tree to create a festive feel? These pretty mini tree are ideas are living (some are potted!) proof that you can still have a christmas tree in the smallest of spaces, and it can look as festive as can be. Oh and they make perfect Christmas pressies / holiday gifts too!
1. Mini Spruce in a vase (above): Not only is this tree in the home of small enough to use as a table top decoration, you can enjoy your turkey / julbord around it and avoid all the faff of a tree foot too!! God rest ye merry gentlemen! Use real candles for an extra mysig feel (but never leave unattended!). See more subtle festive touches in Anna’s lovely home .
2. The tabletop Christmas tree: little trees are perfect perched on side tables, stools and benches in places like the hallway. The clever guys over at made the wooden decorations on this tree too – and have shared all the know-how in .
3. The Windowsill Forest: Create a forest right there on the windowsill with from Danish brand House Doctor – or create your own with simple cuts from outside (you can also try your local florist / nursery) – there’s a great DIY guide .
4. Mini Christmas tree presents: Heading to a dinner party? Why not give the host one of these little fellas instead of the standard amaryllis (although a is always a good idea!)? Simply wrap them in wax paper with a bow and you’re all set. Plus the host can plant it and use it again next year -bonus! You might even like to add a few care instructions (read about how to care for a potted tree ). I wish I knew the credit for this lovely setting – please give me a shout in the comment section below if you are able to help!
5. Mini Christmas tree gift wrapping: Now, I pride myself on my present wrapping (I might even go as far as saying it’s my favourite part of the pre-Christmas prep!) – but I’ve never seen this idea before. You just need brown wrapping paper, a christmas tree shaped cutting from a conifer tree like cypress or juniper and some glue! Get all the know-how over at .
Such simple, pretty ideas, don’t you think?
Are there any that caught your eye?
For more inspiration you might like to take a little peek in the and archives (if this pops up first, just scroll passed!).
I’ll be back tomorrow with a beautiful home tour.
Look forward to seeing you then!
Niki
