Not enough room for a Christmas tree? Never mind. Here are 16 ideas on how to solve this

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If you don't fit a large, properly shirted Christmas tree in your room, or just don't want to use a live tree, take advantage of this great idea – a wall variant that's not challenging to spot. There are a number of ways to make a tree on the wall.Gr

The tree can look pretty realistic – it is enough to wrap a green coniferous garland over a simple "V" construction from two bars, through which you will then stretch out the necessary Christmas lights. Or you can attach artificial structures to a pyramidal wooden structure with horizontal partitions, the number of floors depends on how tall you want the tree. Then you just need to decorate richly with balls and you can prepare gifts.

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Beautiful are also trees made only of Christmas lights. Simply pull the light chains over the hooks on the wall to shape the tree, or help yourself to it with a silon line from which to shape the outline of the tree and then add lights and other ornaments to it.

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Use other also individual branches of conifers or nice bare branches in different lengths. Put them with a line nicely pyramided over each other and hang on the wall, decorate at will – you will get an interesting tree with minimal cost. In a smaller design, you can use this type as a nice Christmas wall decoration.

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ittle more demanding to produce are wall trees carved from plywood or other thin material or assembled from planks. And if you want something really original, arrange the ornaments in the shape of a tree directly on a large painting canvas.

 

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