We filled the tree with lots of traditional ball ornaments in various shades of blue, in glittery, metallic, and shiny finishes. I love how these 45 record ornaments really pop on the tree, with their glittery designs. The glitter foam gave the perfect look, but it wasn't sturdy enough to holds its shape, and the plain foam provided just the stability it needed.įor the record labels, I cut out smaller circles from blue glitter foam sheets and glued them to the middle. Then I traced the record again, but this time on a sheet of black glitter foam.Īfter cutting out both circles, I attached them together with a little spray adhesive. I first traced the outer and inner circles onto a regular sheet of black craft foam. Records were a must! I had one 45 album on hand that worked well for my template. They also look great tucked into the blue tree. I found some inexpensive toy guitars at the dollar store and painted them metallic blue. I stapled nylon fishing line to the backs of the letters to string the words together, and then hung them on the tree like garland.Įlvis's most important instrument is his guitar, so this Elvis-themed tree wouldn't complete without some. I found some paper mâché letters to spell out "I'll Have a Blue Christmas Without You" and basecoated them white first and then added Galaxy Glitter on top for extra sparkle. The "Blue Christmas" lyrics definitely had to be prominently displayed on the tree. Just wait until you see those tucked into the tree. I started by spray painting the tops with a grey basecoat and then a metallic silver topcoat.Īfter the tops dried, I masked them off with tape and spray painted the bottoms glossy black. Have you ever seen those plastic toy microphones at the Dollar Store? We just tucked them into the sides of the tree and we love how the black silhouettes pop against the blue tree. We created with three different silhouettes, two of each, and flipped some of them so they were facing different directions.Ī quick coat of glossy black spray paint and they ready for the tree. Chica printed out some silhouettes of Elvis that she found online and used them as a pattern, and cut them out of 1/4" MDF with her scroll saw. Elvis silhouette ornamentsįor the boldest statement on the tree, we knew we had to pay honor to the King himself by making some Elvis ornaments. We had so much fun creating lots of DIY Elvis themed Christmas ornaments for the tree. She is a big fan of Elvis so we chose a gorgeous blue flocked tree and decorated it with an Elvis-inspired "Blue Christmas" theme. Use lights and a bold topper and your Christmas tree will be bold and magical – iit’ll be your personal snowy fairy-tale.This year for Christmas, we partnered with King of Christmas to bring a special holiday surprise to my aunt.
If it’s a white Christmas tree, which means that you have a basic color, you can decorate it in any way you like – with metallic ornaments, with white ones to match, with black or red ones to contrast, with super bold and colorful ornaments or even gradient and ombre ones to make the tree super vibrant. If you’ve bought a silver Christmas tree, you can try metallic ornaments of all shades – copper, gold, silver and others – anything metallic will do. Silver And White Christmas TreesĪ silver or a white Christmas tree is a creative choice for the holidays, and you can stick to only LED lights or even go for a pre-lit tree.
Such a beautiful piece would give a frosty touch to your space and make it look sophisticated. Black decorations on white trees look dramatically. If you want a brighter tree, take a white or a silver one and decorate it with some colorful ornaments like blue or red ones. White and silver ornaments always look very exquisite and elegant and can be a timeless solution for any winter. They are amazing for décor – white snowflakes, silver garlands and, of course, white Christmas tree decorations! If you take white and silver garlands, the branches would look as if they are covered with snow or frosty, this is especially cool for places that lack snow. Silver and white colors are the best ones to remind of icy winter days.
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