I did it! I held out until Thanksgiving to decorate my tree! It was a lot harder this year than past years with so many blog posts dedicated to Christmas over the past few weeks. Today, I’m sharing my farmhouse Christmas tree with the Christmas Tree Blog Hop.
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Southern Yankee DIY | Northern Feeling
A Life Unfolding | County Road 407 | Thrifted Nest
Modern On Monticello | First Day Of Home
Domestic Deadline | From House To Home
My Farmhouse Christmas Tree
Last year we upgraded to a 9-foot slim Christmas tree. I love it. Not only does it fit the room better, with our 10-foot ceilings, but the slim size works so much better.
This year I decided to try the tree in a different location than previous years. I’ve always wanted to have the tree in front of the window. O-Man helped me put the tree up, and he agreed.
There is only one problem with the tree in front of the window…
The daylight means I can see right through the tree!
Using some inexpensive garland and ribbon, I filled in the tree before adding any ornaments.
Then I added my knit ornaments and rustic twine ornaments.
And, that’s as far as I’ve gotten. I have to admit, I love having the tree in this spot. Plus, I’ve never had my try with a simple look like this before. My goal was a simple farmhouse Christmas tree, but we always add our ornaments collected over the years.
So, right now, I’m going to enjoy it the way it is. We’ll see what the kids say. and see if they want to add more ornaments or go with the simple look.
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