Christmas Tree Garlands
There are no
firm rules when draping garlands on your Christmas tree. To avoid the
"sausage effect" (branches bulging between tightly cinched garlands),
start at the top of the tree and slowly increase the amount of garland between
each wave as you work your way down the branches. Plan to use about two strands
of garland for every vertical foot of tree.
To avoid a
busy look on your tree, use a variety of garlands from plain to fancy. Thin,
beaded garlands look best hung from branch to branch; thicker paper, ribbon, or
foil garlands look best wrapped loosely around the entire tree.
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