It’s that wonderful, beautiful time of year again – the My Home Style Christmas Tree tour, hosted by Stephanie of Casa Watkins Living. This year I’m sharing our Tinsel Christmas Tree, currently set-up in JB’s colourful nursery.
Check out last year’s Retro Ceramic Christmas Tree Display as part of the tour
Please note and adore that JB is staring at Boots with the biggest smile on her face. She looooves her kitty.
She clearly has mixed thoughts about this person photographing her, especially because she’s wearing a frilly dress and laying on a blue rug. I think we’d all have questions.
Tinsel Christmas Tree
This silver tree was a local purchase from a friend who was looking to lighten her load of vintage Christmas decor. It was kind of fun to assemble, and I could probably make a new one having seen how it all goes together. There may be a new tutorial hitting the blog.
Don’t mind us, just being #extra next to an Anthropologie worthy Christmas display.
Check out the rest of my Christmas decor, DIYs and ideas
Retro and Vintage Christmas Ornaments
In the past year, I’ve decided to keep the trees themselves simple – balls or tear drops only. By using a paired-down style and focusing on colors instead of shapes, I achieve a far more era appropriate look, and get to create a color story of my choosing.
I Instead, I opted to display the more personal and unique ornaments in a bowl. I want to be able to touch them, feel them, and remember all the memories they hold. In the case of JB’s nursery, I’ve got them sprinkled throughout her shelving.
Tree Skirt Displays
I used the tree skirt I sewed last year, and although we’re not giving JB any gifts this year – she’ll be 4 months old – I did wrap giant bows around several of her toys, and nest them in and amongst some boxes.
I think an equally important part of a Christmas tree display, is what’s going on beneath it. I usually keep it simple, but in the case of a whimsical nursery, I felt the addition of the stuffed animals was totally appropriate.
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Our Fifth House // Kelly Elko // Daly Digs // Tag & Tibby // House Homemade // Lolly Jane // The DIY Mommy
So much fun and so pretty! Love your tree, it is so you
Thanks Julia! It’s a beautiful little scene
This is very pretty! But please remember to keep your kitties away from anything tinsel. We don’t want something bad to happen. 🙁 https://www.petpoisonhelpline.com/poison/tinsel/ https://www.preventivevet.com/cats/the-12-days-of-christmas-pet-hazards-series-day-1-tinsel
Kitties had a good sniff, but other than that they’re not into it!
I am on the hunt for a vintage tree like that! I love the simplicity of the colorful balls and that fun retro tree skirt!
I was SO luck to find this one! Although having seen how it assembled, you could probably make one
I bought you might might not know that tinsel can be dangerous for cats. If they chew or bite the tinsel it can cause problems in their intestines, such as blockages.
Hi Pam! I did know that actually! Thank you for making sure though ????
THis is the sweetest tree and room! And she is ALL about that kitty… so cute!!
Thank you friend! She truly is. During tummy time you can see, she wishes they came closer
You’re such an expert on channeling the 50s! I love the simplicity!
Love that you made the tree skirt! so fun!
me too! Spoonflower has the best fabrics
absolutely adorable! Just adore this little tinsel tree and how it expresses your family right now. 🙂
Thank you ????