Description
We are tickled to introduce our new white tree to our line of already totally amazing products. We know, we know. It's too fabulous for words.
Stands 3 Feet Tall. Stands in a killer white base with white rocks GLUED inside of it instead of moss (how cool, no chasing rocks down the sidewalk)....AND the trunk is twisted (like us)...
You must get one or two or ten for your next event. Can you imagine how beautiful this would be draped in some strands of beads or mirrors?
The branches on this fabulous tree are bendable. So you can easily bend each branch to your desired position (see notes below), and for storage or transport, you can bend them into a "thinner" position.
To decorate, we simply used:
1) 15 feet of our 30 Foot Long Clear Beaded Strands (Shabby Chic)
2) Approximately 5 each of our "Miranda", "Carrie", and "Samantha" Acrylic Pendants.
Each bead on our 30 Foot Long Clear Beaded Strand is attached to the next with a jump ring. Seperating them to use in foot-long sections is a snap. The acrylic pendants all have the same jump ring at the top, so we just added them to the sections of strands.
It's easy, and beautiful and affordable! You don't need to use glass or lead crystal to create a stunning crystal tree. All you need is high-quality acrylic beads and fabulous trees from Wild Things!
To decorate the tree below (4i Size) that looks like a Weeping Willow of Beads, we used 3 of our Diamonds Crystal Beaded Curtains in the 6' length, cut them up, and draped the beads over the branches!
To decorate the tree in the image below, we simply used: 2 dozen Acrylic Garland Strands - Diamonds (item number 189300329), and an assortment of our acrylic ornaments! Each of the strands of beads that we carry that are attached to each other with jump rings are easily made longer or shorter, and adding the acrylic ornaments to the end just takes SECONDS!
Bendable Branches: These ARE bendable. You can SHAPE the branches into a wider position than the way that they arrive in the box. You DO NEED TO BE GENTLE with the way that you spread the branches open. If you bend them down too far, you run the risk of breaking branches. If you do this, you can repair and repaint them using paint that sticks to plastic. You cannot bend each branch until it is completely horizontal from the tree unless you are 1) very careful about it 2) willing to run the risk of breaking a branch or compromising the integrity of the paint finish.