Everyone dreams of white Christmas, right! Of course, we do, but unfortunately, we cannot promise snow. Still, we can promise you the most gorgeous white unlit artificial Christmas tree. Your family and friends will swoon when they see it. There is no need to bribe the weatherman when you have this beautiful tree in your home.
Create a Magical White Christmas Tree
If you want a magical white tree, choosing a flocked unlit faux tree will make you achieve your goals easier. Yes, your flocked tree is white and takes less work to style your white vision. Great, but what is a flocked tree? It is a tree partly covered with white particles resembling snow.
While it is a bit messier, a quick vacuum cleans things up quickly and has a fuller look. In addition, when using those lights, it looks beautiful. The best part is it seems like one standing outside in the forest covered with snow.
Add Some White Lights
While a pre-lit tree can save you valuable time, an unlit artificial tree also works well by adding white lights. Before adding your lights, check to see if all of them are working. Also, leave them to warm up and check if they are blinking before you start. Always start from the bottom, then work towards the top. Most importantly, keep stepping back to ensure the lights are spread evenly.
Turn Your Green Artificial Christmas Tree Into a Snow Display
Whether you have a green Christmas tree or a flocked one, adding snow can make it look whiter. Great, but what do you mean by snow. We suggest creating snow with microfiber duster refills. You can add white duster refills of snow-covered branches around the tree. The fantastic thing is you can reuse them each year or just repurpose them as dusters. Sill, you will need up to 60 on a 6.4-foot evergreen tree to make an impact.
Using White Picks is Faster
You can find picks in different styles, designs, shapes, and sizes. Using one large pick fills a tree fast compared to using various ornaments. Furthermore, it also gives uniformity to your white tree. Then fill up the rest with white ornaments with different shapes, finishes, and textures. You can blend your gold and silver ornament as well. Or add metallic ones keeping your tree color natural.
Give Your Tree a Finish Touch
Add some wired ribbon you can style as needed for detail in the finishing touch. With some contrasting ribbon, it adds a pop of color to your all-white Christmas tree. If you prefer keeping things neutral, then some metallic mesh ribbon can do the trick.
Create a Lasting Winter Decorated Tree
The best part of this white unlit artificial Christmas tree is that it does not take long when it is time to take it down. Still, you can remove all the ornaments, picks, and ribbons, leave your tree standing for the rest of winter, and call it your winter tree. HAPPY HOLIDAYS!