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I saw a pampas grass Christmas tree on Instagram and thought, “What a great idea!”. It could be a simple yet stunning DIY project for next year. It would take about a hundred or so ‘blades’ of pampas grass, cut into different lengths to create a fir tree shape. I can’t see what the ‘trunk’ is made of, perhaps a broomstick with holes drilled into it.
It’s a very eco-conscious option for a Christmas tree; grass is biodegradable, compostable, recyclable, reusable and renewable… all the REs! Decorate it with equally natural ‘baubles’ like foraged pine cones, holly, ivy or pheasant feathers.
Decorate the rest of the room similarly; with natural materials such as wicker, wood, wool and cotton and keep the colour palette neutral.
I’m obviously not the only one that thinks the pampas grass Christmas tree is going to become increasingly in vogue – scroll to the bottom of this post to see a recent article in the Metro newspaper.
- Pampas grass
- Puebco canvas pot holders
- Advent candle holder
- Set of 2 checkered reeded vase
- Round cushion
- Round shaggy wool rug
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https://metro.co.uk/2020/11/28/christmas-trees-made-of-dried-pampas-grass-are-the-next-big-interiors-trend-13669001/