It’s time to vote on the winners of Tip Junkie’s 1st Annual Christmas Tree Contest! I hope that you’ve been inspired by these amazing women and their talents and gotten some great ideas on how to decorate Christmas tree.
It was terribly difficult to pick the finalists, there were so many fabulous entries! Thanks to all who participated.
I also hope that you’ve gotten some good gift ideas from our sponsors and their amazing prizes. A big shout out to them for making this possible. The finalists are:
Christmas Tree Decorate – Tree Toppers:
She has detailed several decorating tips several of which I’m going to incorporate next year. My favorite is #4 stuff decorations inside your tree. A friend of mine just shared a tip where she stuffed poinsettia flowers around her tree. {{fabulous}}
Tiaras & Tantrum’s Tree Topper
Taya’s topper in traditional colors of red, green, and gold.
Lori’s tree topper made from pics.
Themed Trees:
Mandee’s theme is Nightmare Before Christmas. She used modge podge to paste images into wood to make the ornaments. Mandee is planning on attaching them to garland for Halloween next year.
Fostering Creativity gets a nom for having the most trees! Check out her post on all her themed trees from their Travel tree, The Carolina/State Tree, The Crystal Tree, The Wedding Tree, and Black & Silver tree (shown).
They have a tradition of buying an ornament on every trip they take so as they decorate their tree they remember where they’ve have been that year as well as years past.
Lisa’s kitchen veggie/fruit tree.
Cecilia’s Red & White beauty.
Nicole’s Silhouette Tree and Diva tree’s are amazing. She’s also detailed tons of great decorating tips.
A Beauty To Behold:
Amber’s Tree which has big paper mache letter initials.
Carrie’s Romantic Keepsake Tree in Victorian–esque look of the gold, greens, pinks, and purples. Her tip, buy everything after Christmas.
Kari & Kijsa’s “The Meaning of Christmas Tree” covered with crosses and tiny nativities and lots of glitter.
Jen’s traditional tree of memories.
Diane’s tree with “feathery things” and ribbon.
Jennifer chose the unconventional colors of bronze, chocolate brown, gold and deep cranberry for her tree.
Most Unique:
Marley’s scrappy tree gets a nom for incorporating her scrapbooking passion into a beautiful tree.
Evilpotpourri’s Free The Elves tree. It’s decorated with toys because that’s how elves earn a living. {{giggle}}
Jenn’s tree full of personality with little elements of surprises like butterflies, Fairy’s, peacocks and elves.
Kendra’s tree with a working train going through the middle of it!
April’s Happy Meal tree!
Contest Sponsors & Prizes:
1. Ho Ho Ho Banner from SugarBritches&Co, a $30 value.
2. 8 pages, fist page die cut, made of thick chipboard from Mine by Magpie, a $45 value.
3. A gift certificate from Scribble It, a $35 value.
4. Any Fifi Flowers signed print and a set of matching notecards, a $40 value.
Huge thanks to everyone who participated!! You can check out all the nominees here. Also, if you missed the contest but would like to show off your tree, feel free to leave a comment on this post.
Be sure to vote on the LEFT SIDE BAR poll! Poll closes on Dec. 30, 1:00 p.m!
good luck to alL! Lots of inspiration there.
What a great contest. My tree isn’t as fancy as all these trees but I love it all the same. Here’s wishing you and your family a very Merry Christmas. (I voted for the Romatic Keepsake Tree)
We are so excited to be in the finals!! So many beautiful trees and toppers!! Just love the train idea too!! Hope we get some votes- this will be fun to follow!You always have so many neat posts!
blessings,
kari & kijsa
How did I ever miss this contest? Please take a peek at my Marie Antoinette tree …
http://shopzazu.blogspot.com/search/label/marie%20antoinette
Cheers!
Caroline
Thanks so much – such gorgeous trees!!