Xmas Tree Topper - Bow

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Ornativity’s Snowman Topper is great if you have kids around, while glass and beaded toppers are safer bets if you don’t have to worry about pets and kids.

Also, if you have small children and pets around that might knock the topper off the tree, you’ll also want to consider a topper that won’t easily break. In this example, a star is given a rustic, industrial look with the use of rusted steel for a modern farmhouse look.If you’re going for a vintage/retro vibe, the Tinsel Wreath Star Topper is a fabulous addition that would fit right in, for example.

If your topper has to be plugged in, make sure your tree is near a wall outlet and that the topper cord is long enough to reach the wall socket, or that connecting plugs from light strands will reach high enough. A twinkling star is a classic way to top your Christmas tree, and this one from Kurt Adler is a complete showstopper. Choose any name you want (up to 12 characters), and it’s laser cut from birch plywood and turned into a snowflake design for the top of your tree. As a rule of thumb, it’s best to leave at least 6 inches of space between the ceiling and the top of your tree topper.

They range from the classic 5-point Christmas tree star to more elaborate designs and are usually fitted with a mounting pole base. In this cozy living room setting, the tree top has been decorated with a beautiful carousel decoration, establishing a unique focal and talking point in the space. inches wide and wired, so you can easily bend and twist the ribbon as you wish to create a soft, flowing effect down the tree.

For more decorating guides and tips, visit the Resource Centre or request for a copy of our catalogue. Or if you’re going for something more whimsical or unique, a gnome topper like the one from Pottery Barn adds a touch of fun. Delicate straw decorations, like the topper on this stunning Christmas tree design, are proving a popular swap for high-shine glass ornaments, and the material works wonderfully for the topper too.

I gathered some phragmites from the banks of our creek and tucked it in all over our tree for something a little different.

For a less traditional look, consider using a scaled up version of some of your favorite tree decorations, like a big bouncing bow or a paper pompom. Go for a star, angel, or bow topper for full-shaped trees and complement slim trees with elegant toppers.Choosing the right Christmas tree topper really comes down to whether you want a traditional, modern or slightly quirky look. Nothing finishes off a Christmas tree quite like twinkling fairy lights, so why not take it one step further with a twinkling tree topper to boot. Angel tree toppers are elegant figurines dressed in richly coloured robes made with luxurious materials.