Making this Halloween Tree was therapeutic for me ~ relaxing and fun. I chose a nice branch from the woods, used a garage sale pot, and mixed up a batch of plaster of paris to anchor it. It took me several nights to complete because I tied each thing to the tree rather than using a hot glue gun (even the small orange beads.) I am always afraid things will get knocked loose and fall off. I believe the little goulish items on this tree are there for life. I used clear fishing line, so there is no thread showing.
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Oh it is devastatingly enchanting! I love all the elements you attached, it is so cool! I can't imagine someone not wanting it enough to buy it. It is probably gone already! Love it! I'm going back to look at it again.
Oh Adoreeeeeble!!! I love it, especially the little beads. I was thinking of making one with candy corn on it, but yours is MUCH cuter!
**kisses** Deb
Creative and attractive. Someone will have to have it, don't you think?
OOoooooo...I love it!!!
I have always wanted to make one. Does the word LAZY mean anything?
Seriously, every year I think about it and every year, it doesn't happen.
Tying the items on is smart---it will hold up a lot longer.
Very cool Audrey! ;)
XXOO~~♥
Anne
I especially love that mouse hanging there so cute and it is a great tree of Goulish.
Keeping you in thoughts.
Your tree is lovely. I always find such meditative qualitites to putting up my holiday trees. Glad you join the ranks of the Halloween crazies with a tree. hehehe. The Olde Bagg
pssssst....there are two at my house now. Come one over and see.
That is great Audrey, wonderful idea and I bet someone does snatch it up.
Hi Audrey! I love your tree. You are smart to tie things on. I bet this got snapped up. :) We went into the woods (and by 'we' I mean my DH) and found the same branch we used last year! lol! We put it in the Christmas tree stand. We still haven't done anything but string lights and a few ornies on it, but it is very festive. You are in my thoughts, my friend. xox!! Pam
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