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Our first tree illustrates a technique that most home decorators miss: using overscaled ornaments. The large silver balls and stars have a huge impact. Though oversized decorations may cost a bit more, you won't need many (about a dozen for an average size tree), and the effect will be stunning.
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does anyone know where I can find a tree like the one in slide 6 of decorating a prettier tree. I have gone evrywhere looking for one like the white "twig" shown in the picture. thanks magriff53@yahoo.com
12/4/2009 12:09:59 PM Report Abusehi Heather, I think what your wanting is wedding tulle, you can find it at most fabric stores or Walmart if they carry fabrics. They have the delicate fine or the larger mesh whole style. hope this helps...
11/28/2009 08:49:30 AM Report Abuseanyone know anything about that netting? I have some in red, but I don't know what it's called or how to best decorate with it and can't find anything about it online! help?
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