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Christmas tree the first (Dee and me): A miniature foil tree of fantastic colors.
It's that time of year again. Tree the first:
Last year, Devon and I set up a mini black tree with brightly colored ornaments in our room. Dee has a mini purple foil tree (blessedly pre-lit, too, because mini trees in crazy colors can be a nightmare to light) which she's never had the chance to decorate properly, so I had Devon bring up our ornaments (knowing that the color scheme I picked to glow against black would probably look awesome against purple) and we had at, and behold: it is beautiful and bright. Purple tree, pink lights, a silver garland, normal ornaments in green, small in purple, silver, and bronze, tiny in two finishes of teal, and it shines like you would not believe and looks fantastic in the living room.
What no—bad kitty.
At night, purple and pink make for a brilliant fuchsia.
Obligatory ornament close-up.
Heading to Corvallis tomorrow, and decorating tree the second soon after, and then Hanukkah begins. Hopefully I'll be able to get pictures of it all. But if this is the only one I document with photos, well, it's one well worth it.
Last year, Devon and I set up a mini black tree with brightly colored ornaments in our room. Dee has a mini purple foil tree (blessedly pre-lit, too, because mini trees in crazy colors can be a nightmare to light) which she's never had the chance to decorate properly, so I had Devon bring up our ornaments (knowing that the color scheme I picked to glow against black would probably look awesome against purple) and we had at, and behold: it is beautiful and bright. Purple tree, pink lights, a silver garland, normal ornaments in green, small in purple, silver, and bronze, tiny in two finishes of teal, and it shines like you would not believe and looks fantastic in the living room.
What no—bad kitty.
At night, purple and pink make for a brilliant fuchsia.
Obligatory ornament close-up.
Heading to Corvallis tomorrow, and decorating tree the second soon after, and then Hanukkah begins. Hopefully I'll be able to get pictures of it all. But if this is the only one I document with photos, well, it's one well worth it.