Fun Alternative to Traditional Tree Skirts

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I have always LOVED to decorate just a little bit different than others, and one of the things that I have wanted to do FOR SO LONG was to switch out my usual tree skirt for a tree collar–and this year I made the switch!

With a busy 1.5 year old daughter and a one year old puppy, our house is a constant playground, and I just KNEW that a traditional tree skirt was asking for trouble, so when we were out shopping this weekend I saw this tree skirt and knew I had to have it!

Love the style? Snag one just like it at any of these here: (affiliate links)

  1. Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas – Galvanized Tree Collar
  2. Hammered Red Metal – 26 Inch Red Metal Collar
  3. Balsam Hill Woven Collar – Dark Chestnut Color
  4. Personalized Tree Box – Add any name to box
  5. Rattan Christmas Collar – Perfect symbol base for any tree
  6. Vickerman 21″ x 9″ Grey Square – Wooden knocked down square collar

I love that it keeps my daughter from tugging on the cloth tree skirt and doesn’t collect a big cloud of my dog’s hair!

I’ve connected with some amazing bloggers to share some Very Merry Christmas Gift Guides! 🎄 Adults, kids, minimalist, spouses and more! Head to each of their pages to check out what they are sharing!

Cheyenne
https://babybumpsandmombuns.com/2021/11/21/adult-minimalist-christmas-gift-guide/

Heather
https://www.sexonaweekday.com/the-best-christmas-gifts-for-the-little-gymnast-in-your-life/

Seketa
https://nifty-mama.com/2021/11/23/minimalist-holiday-gift-guides/

Kimmy
https://kimmymanzo.com/2021/11/23/gift-guide-for-the-coffee-lover/

Marly
https://marlyetc.com/?p=92

Krystalyn
https://krystalynlaura.com/2021/11/24/intentional-gift-ideas-for-everyone/

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Lexie Noelle Undem

I'm Lexie, and The Undem Family Adventures is where our real life shows up. You'll find easy, allergy-friendly recipes, family travel, gentle parenting, crafts, and the little systems that keep us going.

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