Unplug, test, and untangle each Christmas light strand, wrap it on its own reel or cardboard winder, label it, and pack it in a lidded bin in a cool, dry spot for tangle-free setup next year.
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Christmas hanging decorations are ornaments, stars, icicles, lanterns, and lights suspended from porches, windows, ceilings, and trees, attached with clips or hooks matched to each surface.
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Candle home decoration turns overhead light into a soft, warm glow. Group real or LED candles in odd numbers at different heights, keep real flames supervised and clear of flammables, and use LED candles near curtains, greenery, kids, and pets.
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To hang garland, anchor both ends with hooks or wire, let the middle fall into one soft swoop, fluff the branches to hide the fasteners, then add lights and ornaments last.
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A great Christmas centerpiece sits low, glows warmly, and leaves room for food and talk. Anchor it on a tray or runner, add candles and greenery, and keep it under 12 inches tall.
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Gold Christmas tree decorations work best with one lead gold palette, ornaments in mixed finishes and sizes, warm white lights, one ribbon style, and a matching gold topper and tree skirt.
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An outdoor Christmas tree needs outdoor-rated lights, shatterproof ornaments, safe GFCI power, and solid anchoring. Get those four right and your yard tree glows all season, through rain, wind, and snow.
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To put ribbon on a Christmas tree, use wired ribbon, add lights first, work top to bottom in loose loops or a spiral, secure with floral wire, and add ornaments last.
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A flocked Christmas tree wears a coat of artificial snow for a fresh-snowfall look. Learn what flocking is made of, how it differs from frosted, and how to choose and care for one.
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A frosted tree already does half the decorating for you. Add warm lights, two or three colors, and lightweight ornaments — and leave enough frost bare so the snow stays the star.
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