So I put it up and did minimal fluffing to it.
I looked at the 3 tubs of ornaments and assorted doodads. I got out my 4 mugs, the nativity set I bought 41 years ago and the 2 Santa’s for the grandchildren to play with.
As I said before, I just don’t enjoy putting all the ornaments on a tree and this giant tree would need a LOT of ornaments.
I thought “what would my grandchildren like?” Well, they like candy so I decided to do a candy cane decorated tree.
It’s a prelite tree and the lights can be white or multicolor
The topper is a Santa hat I’ve had for years.
Most of the candy canes are traditional peppermint but I got a few specialty ones.
I’ll keep this picture in case any candy cane eaters are trying to choose which cane to eat and wondering what flavor it might be.
I had fun doing this tree and I think my grands will all be impressed
But I’m sure it won’t be featured in Pinterest highlights either 😂
❤️🎄 Rhonda
If the grandchildren like candy canes, they will love this tree. It is cute.
ReplyDeleteCute tree. I am sure your grands will love it!
ReplyDeleteLove it. I like it with the colored lights. They are magical.
ReplyDeleteI love it! So pretty and they will love getting a cane when they come over!
ReplyDeletePerfect!
Very pretty. I still have to get some candy canes for our tree.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
Oh my goodness, it is such a relief to hear that someone else doesn't like hanging ornaments! I am just so over it!
ReplyDeleteOur ornaments are all glass and individually wrapped in tissue paper. It's so much work to put them up, and then they have to be taken off and re-wrapped.
My children think I am getting Grinchy in my old age, but I have done it for so many years I find it more of a chore than a delight. Sigh.
I love your white tree==the colored lights are especially pretty with the flocking. And the colorful candy canes are genius! I bet all the ones under 5.5 feet disappear gradually as the grands come to visit! ;^) ;^)