You need not wait for the festive season to display your full artificial Christmas tree. Instead, you can bring out that tree to decorate it for Halloween. Here are some great tips to decorate that tree for the trick-or-treat festivities. Believe us, you will have a blast decorating from a pencil to a full tree with Halloween decorations.

Halloween-Themed Artificial Christmas Trees: The Perfect Decoration for Spooky Festivities

1. First, choose your tree or take the one you have and cover it in a ribbon. Then, you can fill up your tree and keep the back of it standing against the wall.
2. The important thing is to pick a theme. So you can go not-too-scary or go all out and make it look stylish yet grouse. For the kids, you can decorate it with witches, goblins, vampires, and that spooky stuff. You can even go with a Disney theme if you like.
3. Next, choose your color scheme, and if you go with a happy theme, you can keep the traditional colors in black, orange, and a hint of white. Other super cool colors are black and purple or go all rainbow.
4. Before heading to the shops, start shopping at home, digging through that Halloween decoration storage bin you have placed in the cupboard. You may find some eucalyptus or fern picks to set at the base of your tree. Then, add some panache with an orange dotted wired ribbon that works well for bows. Hence, you can find cute or cool spooky ribbons at a craft store.
5. If you want, you can add a tree topper optional from witches, spooks, to black felt twigs. Then head to the shop to get fun Halloween decorations for your full artificial Christmas tree.
6. Do not forget those lights if your tree is not pre-lit. You can choose a color you desire from orange mixed with purple for those festive nighttime viewings.
7. Also, keep a handy toolbox on hand to bring your tree to life. Place in the box finishing nails, hammers, screwdrivers, florist wire, ornament hangers, zip ties, to wire cutters to make your job easier.
8. Now, put up your tree, fluff it out, and make it ready to be decorated. For decorating the lights, add it first, followed by the ribbon with ornaments and the tree topper.
9. While trimming, always step back to see if your tree looks balanced. Doing this helps with frustration and needing to redo everything if you run out of decorations or supplies.
10. Now complete your artificial tree with a tree skirt. Next, you can place a fluffy rug with Halloween-themed cushions.You can stack books or even a spooky train set with loads of pumpkins.

Now that your artificial Christmas tree has a Halloween theme keep the colors throughout your living space. Next, whip up some apple cider floats and hot chocolate with a plate of goodies to sit back and enjoy your Halloween tree masterpiece.

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