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A Creature Theme for 6 Foot Artificial Christmas Trees

A Creature Theme for 6 Foot Artificial Christmas Trees

A Creature Theme for 6 Foot Artificial Christmas Trees

Why choose a creature theme for your 6-foot artificial Christmas tree?

When you think about a creature theme, there could be several things that come to mind. You may think about creatures of the sea, creatures of the land, maybe even creatures that are seen at Halloween in costumes. However, for the purpose of this theme, this is all about creatures that are seen during the winter months and associated with Christmas. This a great theme to use on any 6 foot artificial Christmas trees for those who love nature and/or animals.

What types of creatures should be placed onto your 6 foot artificial Christmas trees with this theme?

There are many to choose from:

– Redbirds aka Cardinals

– Deer

– Snow owls

– Doves

– Dogs – perfect for the dog lover out there

– Elk

Tips and Tricks for Decorating Your Creature-Themed Artificial Christmas Tree

The list can be endless, as this is all about what animal that you want to put onto your tree to showcase this theme. We suggest that you go with something that you either find beautiful in nature or something that is near and dear to your heart.

For those who are using this theme on their 6 foot artificial Christmas trees will find that the animals are going to be the focal point of the tree. Therefore, the other ornaments that you put onto this tree are going to be the standard bulb ornaments and other types of trinkets that can round this décor out on the tree.

This is one theme that gives you a lot of creativity and the ability to express your personality. There is no set animal/creature that needs to be used, you can use any combo that you want, or just one. That is what makes this such a personalized theme to use on the tree in your home or office.

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Why prices may increase for trees and Christmas decor this holiday

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Factors That Contribute to the Increase in Prices for Trees and Christmas Decor

With the holiday season around the corner, it’s great to find buyers and tree lovers right in the shopping mood. Prices have increased, but you may have to consider the store and also the kind of artificial Christmas tree you’re buying.

Today, most 6 foot to 10 foot artificial Christmas tree sellers are increasing prices and they’re blaming it all on excessive shipping costs – the longer the mess associated with the chain of global supply lasts, the more expensive trees are likely to be.

Approximately 20% higher prices are expected for trees, according to Balsam Hill’s CEO, Mac Harman.

Located in Redwood City, California, the company sells artificial Christmas trees and many other accessories to consumers directly every year in the U.S. for over $200 million.

How the Increase in Demand for Christmas Items Due to Remote Work and Online Shopping Triggers a Rise in Prices

But still, Harman explained it would not cover their own shipping container costs, which went up 300% this year.

Shipping disruptions which were caused partly by pandemic-inspired factory shutdowns have led to the prolonged delay of items. Items such as sofa sets and laptops have been held back due to the undue congestion of ports, shortages in shipping labor, amongst others.

Cranford, New Jersey-based National Tree Company supplies retailers such as Amazon (AMZN), Target (TGT), and Walmart (WMT) with artificial trees and many other decor items.

Despite another challenging year in the midst of a pandemic, CEO Chris Butler predicts buyers will be eager to celebrate with trees.

The demand for products is expected to rise 25 percent over the previous year, according to Butler.  And that’s ‘from a macro perspective’.  They are expecting to sell nothing less than a million or two million more artificial trees this Christmas.

Although he doesn’t worry about a strong demand, he fears that shipping delays might prevent him from keeping up with it. His company’s trees are mostly made and shipped from China.

Which Christmas tree height is best for your space?

Which Christmas tree height is best for your space?

Which Christmas tree height is best for your space?

Choosing the Perfect Height for Your Christmas Tree: A Comprehensive Guide

What could be more exciting than the glitz of artificial trees decking the homes during Christmas holidays? Absolutely nothing!

For one, Christmas trees set the stage for a splendid décor. And if you’re a fan, they give you the chance to explore creativity and infuse your signature pattern.

Looking to style your space with the most appropriate tree height this holiday? Scroll up!

Before coughing up dollars to purchase that 7 foot artificial Christmas tree you have long admired, you should consider height—the height of the tree must always suit your home and fit in without hassle.

Popular Christmas Tree Height Options and Their Ideal Uses

Measure the spot you wish to place your tree and figure your ceiling’s height. Typically, an artificial tree would be just as tall as it is wide—the taller, the wider; so you may want to ensure you measure your floor space too.

For better results, you’ll need tools like a pen, paper, measuring tape, and a step-ladder.

Using the ladder, approximate the height of your ceiling and deduct 6 inches. This will help you identify the maximum tree height you’ll need.

For example, a space with an 8 foot ceiling height would need a tree somewhere between the height of a 7 foot and 8 foot artificial Christmas tree—say a 7.5 foot tree.

Since the floor area is also important, measure the size of the spot you’ll like to place your tree—both width and length. Then deduct just a foot to get clearance.

Now you may be wondering: why exactly do I need to go through all of these? Measure the length, breadth, height, and whatnot just to buy a tree?

Oh yes! You need this to choose a perfect tree height.

Without doubt, an absolute space measurement helps you bypass the hassle of buying tree types that really don’t work. if they aren’t too short, they’ll probably be too tall.