This is a trend that I had fun designing with my son, who inspired our whole animal-themed holiday collection. The third new arrival (a holiday trend I haven’t seen a lot of): animals in and around the tree. They also take up a lot of real estate and go with any color palette, not just the one I’m sharing with you today. These are great investments in your tree because you are going to use them every year. To achieve the French country style, I used a combination of green stems, flocked pine cone stems, woodsy brown stems, and pomegranate stems. I tend to mix two to three (sometimes four) different styles of stems on my tree. On my flocked tree, nature-inspired stems bring additional dimensions of green to the overall whitewashed style. We have several new arrivals this year, and I love how they really fill a tree! No matter the state of your tree, stems create a lot of texture and color in a large format. Secondly, when decorating a French country Christmas tree, I use decorative stems. This creates a soft richness that replicates the feeling of a snowy texture all throughout this flocked tree. I used both ribbons all throughout my French country Christmas tree design. My second ribbon is a velvet snowflake embellished one. I tend to use a minimum of three different ribbons on my tree designs. One of them is a mix between fur, a little glam, and woodsy-ness. That’s why this year, I knew I had to design a few new styles for the shop. Firstly, whenever I’m working on a Christmas tree, I always start with my ribbon.
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