The top hitting the cathedral ceiling.
Close up of the ornaments....90% of the tree is handmade ornaments that I have made over the years..I draped burlap from top to bottom using it as the garland...
This is hubby's Christmas Carol book when he was just a little fellow.
There's to many pictures to post so your all welcome to come back tomorrow or Wednesday for part 2...Hubby and I have a Christmas party to attend tomorrow evening so I'm not sure if I'll have a chance to post part 2 or not....
Thanks for stopping in for a visit...Thank you all for the wonderful comments left for me....Be safe where ever you are in this nasty weather that's gripping the Nation......Take care and Happy Holidays...
Prim hugs,
Trena
14 comments:
Just beautiful!
~Sheila
http://seasonsofthyheart.blogspot.com
Beautiful. I love the burlap.
It is truely the most beautiful tree I ever saw.Warm Blessings!~Amy
Wow!! Am I ever coming back tomorrow to see the rest of your pics. That tree is beautiful! Your home and its decor is magazine worthy!!
Beautiful Tree!
Wow, a lot of TLC in that tree!
Wonderful>>so wonderful!
thanks for sharing I am so inspired!
Teresa
I am speechless... that has got to be the most beautiful tree I have ever seen. Thank you so much for sharing.
Happy Holidays
Sabrina
It's STUNNING!!!!
Love it!
Carmen and the Primcats
your tree is stunning!!! I love the ways you find to use burlap. (your geraniums, the greenery, now this) I want to be a copy cat!!!!
Merry Christmas,
betty
What a beautiful awesome amazing tree!!!! LOVE IT!
Wow Trena, what a beautiful tree....now I'm assuming it's artificial? It's sooooo pretty!
Karen
What a magnificent tree and all those handmade ornaments make it so special.TFS.
I just found your beautiful blog (1 yr late!). :) I was wondering about the way you use burlap? For garland do you purchase at a fabric store cut it into strips and then fray it yourself - or does it come in spools ribbon-size? Also the way you have it used with the pine and winterberries - where do you get burlap sacks or do you make them yourself?
Hi Paulette,
Thank you for stopping in for a visit..To answer your questions about the burlap, I buy it by the yard and just cut strips..Fray the edges by pulling the threads as much or as little as you like.
I make my own sacks by cutting two large squares and sewing around three sides..Leave the top open to turn and then just fill them with what you like.
Have a great day.
Prim hugs,
Trena
Thank you for information and for your blog.
Merry Christmas,
Paulette
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