This year’s crop of Queens is even more of a scream with Kings thrown into the crazy mix. Get ready to have your creative bone tickled, as each one tricks out an artificial Christmas tree with DIY Halloween decorations. All hail to their crafty majesties!
Hello! I am so excited to be here for my first official post on the Treetopia blog! If you don’t know, my name is Kara, and I am the creative behind A Kailo Chic Life. I am so excited to share a few of my favorite trees decorated for all the holidays in the next few months. But first, let’s talk all things Halloween! While I love the traditional orange and black of Halloween decorations, the last few years I have started to incorporate more colors into my Halloween decorations. This year I went all out with all the colors but kept the theme of Halloween pumpkins, bats, ghosts, and spiders.
Dust off the skeletons in the closet and bring out your playful spirit for a fun and spooky Halloween celebration. Take it from The Wall Street Journal, who used one of our orange trees to create a spooky display fit for the season. We help you put together a spooktacular centerpiece for one of our favorite holidays!
Halloween is one of the few holidays that lets you be as crazy and creative as you want to be with your home decor. If you’re looking for a stylish treat to make your Halloween decorating extra special, then here’s a delightful trick for you to try. We’ll show you how to turn your heartwarming Christmas tree into a heart-stopping centerpiece that’s guaranteed to turn heads on Halloween night.
Treetopia Basics – Black Tree
Are you dying to turn your home into a house of horror? With its sleek silhouette and jet black needles, the Treetopia Basics – Black Tree makes an excellent choice for a skeleton-inspired tree.
Treetopia Basics – Black Tree with spooky skeleton ornaments
