"Have You Seen the Popular 'Tulle Christmas Tree' Abroad? Perfect for a Dress Color Guessing Quiz!"

2018.12.03 published

The Christmas season has arrived ♩

Looking at the calendar, Christmas is just around the corner ♡

The streets are filled with illuminations and Christmas trees,

and it's that time of year when just walking around makes me think, "Isn't this beautiful? ♡"

The tulle Christmas tree is adorable ♡

I found a super cute item related to this exciting Christmas season, so let me introduce it.

Ta-da! It's a tulle Christmas tree ♩

There are all sorts of Christmas trees out in the world, but this is the first time I've seen one with tulle as the leaves.

It's so fluffy that I really want to decorate my home and office with it ♡

It's a Christmas tree from abroad that heals you just by looking at it＊

The DIY method looks like this＊

It seems that tulle Christmas trees are being handmade like this overseas.

You start by tying tulle onto a straight stick little by little.

As you go up, you shorten the length of the tulle, and once you shape it at the end, the tree is complete＊

Finally, you can hook some bells or ribbons as ornaments to decorate it cutely ♩

There are various designs♡

A two-color tree in pink and blue. A gradient could look nice too ♡

At the top, there's an angel figurine＊

A tulle Christmas tree wrapped in a ribbon of pearls is also cute ♡

This one features a blue tulle, white ribbon, and silver bells＊

The classic green looks just like a real Christmas tree ♩

Making it look like it’s in a flower pot gives it lovely height.

Of course, a star at the top feels just right ♡

I want to decorate with a tulle Christmas tree for my wedding too ♡

For brides having winter weddings in December, DIY-ing a tulle Christmas tree to decorate the welcome space sounds great＊

Additionally, preparing various colored trees like pink, yellow, and lavender for a dress color guessing game could be fun too ♩

I'm happy to find something new and cute ♡

A small Christmas tree made of fluffy tulle that seems almost nonexistent until now.

It’s said to be a common item abroad, but it’s still quite rare in Japan!

Please consider decorating with this tulle Christmas tree this Christmas and enjoy a wonderful time ♩