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If you haven't made your tree already here is an idea. You could get an inexpensive fake tree and only stick the branches on the front side instead of all the way around the tree. Then you would only need to figure out how to hang it on the wall.
Dawn that was the plan last year but when I went into goodwill to buy a small fake tree, they had a wall tree! $3 I think it was. Dirt cheap. I wish my pictues would post!
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Wow! $3.00 that was a great price. Did your tree look good up on the wall? I was thinking of trying a similar idea with mine by only putting in the branches on the sides and front so I can possibly scoot the tree closer to the wall and then it won't take up so much room. I don't know we will see.
Yes, they are neat too! Also the hang from the ceiling trees. I need those when my kids were little!! I might try a upside down wall tree this year. Something to think about.
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Actually that's a great idea for outdoors/patio on a fence maybe, an old or second-hand tree with the back branches missing and wired(?) then decorated, I'm thinking on this now LOL
Put my tree up today,but did not put the back branches on so that I could scoot it next to the wall, also secured it so it would not tip over with it being lopsided in weight. Seems to work great for us.
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