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Will and Guy have searched the internet to find unusual alternative Christmas trees besides traditional conifers, including trees made of bottles, spinning fiber optics, books at a university library in Denmark, tires, tea lights, garbage, and other found objects, in an effort to bring a smile to people's faces during the holiday season.
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The document describes various winter holiday traditions in the United States, including choosing a Christmas tree, decorating with ornaments, making gingerbread houses, caroling, traditions around mistletoe, egg nog, candy canes, attending midnight mass on Christmas Eve, leaving cookies and milk for Santa, and engaging in winter activities like ice skating and sledding. Key details are provided about the narrator's personal family traditions and experiences with large snowfalls in their town.
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The document provides ideas for holiday decorating inspired by current trends. It suggests using Pinterest for decoration inspiration and sharing DIY projects like making Christmas ball garlands. This year's themes will focus on natural materials and winter wonderlands rather than last year's emphasis on mercury glass. Tabletops can be decorated with clustered ornaments and candles and lights used to brighten dark spaces. An interactive way to count down to Christmas is with an Advent calendar made of a string across the fireplace and paper cones with small gifts to open each day.
Christmas vocabulary
This document discusses various symbols and traditions associated with Christmas, including Christmas trees decorated with ornaments and lights, wreaths hung on doors, sending Christmas cards, shopping in November, poinsettia flowers, hanging stockings by the fireplace, candy canes, caroling from house to house, gingerbread houses and cookies, leaving cookies and milk for Santa, Santa delivering presents while children sleep, and opening gifts on Christmas morning.
11+ innovative and festive christmas decorating ideas without a tree
Yes!!! You can do Christmas decorations without a tree by implementing these amazing ideas in your home. Lets decorate your home in a new way without a tree. To know more visit http://bit.ly/2sFGNeW
Christmas by Caroline
You go to a Christmas tree farm to cut down a real tree, bringing it home to stand upright in a tree stand with a tree skirt to catch falling needles. You decorate the tree with ornaments, tinsel, garland, and a star or angel at the top, and celebrate the season with ice skating and by the fireplace.
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11+ innovative and festive christmas decorating ideas without a tree
11+ innovative and festive christmas decorating ideas without a tree
Christmas trees
- 1. Unusual Christmas Trees Not everyone has a traditional conifer as their tree at Christmas. Will and Guy have searched the net to bring you some quite different and alternative styles of tree. We hope they may bring a smile to your face.
- 2. Will’s Christmas Tree Please note the special advent calendar under the tree
- 3. Here are some more trees created from bottles
- 4. Spinning Tree An especially exciting tree created out of spinning fibre optics
- 5. Revolving Tree This revolving example can be found at Mohegan Sun’s Casino in the Sky, Connecticut, USA
- 6. This Tree is PC friendly
- 7. An Arch Around the Fire
- 8. The Tree of Tyres
- 9. This tree is created usingtea lights
- 10. University of Aalborg Library Christmas Tree A Book Christmas Tree Created at the University of Aalborg Library in Denmark
- 12. The Detritus Tree Created from various objects found lying around the place
- 13. The Garbage Tree We hope you enjoyed our selection