For example- in our great room, we have a 9′ with all wire branches. But, the type of tree you have makes a huge difference. But, if you’re wanting to know how to put ribbon on a Christmas tree with ribbon galore - that looks like the ribbon could almost be made of half ribbon - you’re in the right place! HOW TO DECORATE A CHRISTMAS TREE WITH RIBBON STEP 1: FLUFF YOUR TREEįluffing the tree is by far, my least favorite part of the tree decorating process. If you’re looking for something more organic and minimalistic, you may prefer a thinner ribbon, fewer tufts, and not as many embellishments. Depending on the look you’re going for will determine your favorite method. The number one rule when considering how to put ribbon on a Christmas tree is knowing - there are no wrong ways. You can find a recent video with step by step instruction of how to put ribbon on a Christmas tree here: Below, I’m going to show how to take your tree from out-of-the-box-naked to looking something like this…

Using a dining room Christmas tree, I documented the entire process from start to finish to show exactly how I go from a bare tree, to a tree that is filled with ornaments, picks, unexpected touches, and of course, ribbon! Pin this Christmas tree decorating tutorial to refer back to when you’re ready to start decorating and adding ribbon to your own Christmas tree. I used a few methods over the years before deciding on one Christmas tree ribbon technique that I use most often. More specifically, how to put ribbon on a Christmas tree by wrapping and tucking it to get that tufted, random look that fills out the tree. Today, sharing my secrets and how to decorate a Christmas tree with ribbon, in a step-by-step tutorial.

“How do you get your Christmas tree ribbon to do that?” is without a doubt, the number one question I receive during the holiday season.

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