Hey guys! Today, I’m going to show you how to make a 6′ foot Christmas Tree on a dime! I love the look of flocked trees, and after experimenting, I found the BEST budget friendly way using flocking snow. Once you start, you can’t stop. This always felt intimidating to me, but it turns out a farmhouse, flocked Christmas tree is SO easy and fast to achieve!
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❄️ Snoflock
*I used just under a 2 lb bag for a thick, snowy look on my 6′ tree plus a garland. A little goes a long way!
Kathryn I actually have all of my Christmas decorations up in the house, except for the trees. They will go up Thanksgiving night and the next day I will decorate the outside. I just decided I wanted to be able to enjoy the month of November as being Thankful and December the reason we celebrate Christmas, the birth of Jesus Christ. I’m loving it and even began listening to Christmas music, this was all last week, October 24 through 31st!!!
Enjoy your decorating traditions this holiday season! 🙂
I wasn’t feeling confident about flocking my tree, although I love the look, until I watched your video. Thank you!
I’m glad you are feeling more confident about flocking your tree now! 🙂
My family tradition is always the day after Thanksgiving. My Thanksgiving is gonna be a painful day this year. My late husband will be gone for a year on that day. So, I’m going to keep our tradition alive and do it on that day still and keep his memories alive by our 3-year-old son.
I’m so sorry for your loss, Kirsty! 🙁 I am thinking of you and your son during this difficult time.
We can’t afford a tree but I’m following u to make Christmas the best for my 8 yr old it’s his favorite holiday. It’s not the presents it’s the tree the lights the stockings and of course the candy canes. So please keep posting
I hope Christmas is special for you and your family this year!