We don't own a Christmas tree. It's so expensive, we can't afford one. But I found some old pine leaves from a destroyed Christmas tree that was about to be thrown away.
Just like McGyver, I had to think of a way to make these old leaves useful and look like a Christmas tree. Searching around, I found a trash can, wooden branch like cup holder, and some tubo used for reaching our sinampay in clothesline.
Tying them all together with straw and glue, it stood up somehow.
I wrapped the trash bin with gift wrapper, placed some old Christmas lights and VOILA! a makeshift Christmas tree.
WHATTA GREAT SAVINGS!
But wait! Call now.... what a great offfa! :D
Merry Christmas! :)
6 comments:
Maligayang pasko sayo! Hugs from your friendly neighborhood blogger. Sana masaya ka ngayon. :D
creative christmas tree :D
it's the thought that counts.
Merry Christmas!!!
nice improvisation! merry christmas and have a wonderful new year!
@clara, maligayang pasko!
@nielz, merry Christmas kapitbahay, daan daan ka lang dito, libre food at kape :)
@khanto, oo imagination lang ang katapat = krismas tree na.
@gillboard, hindi naman kailangan magastos at bago palagi.
@chikletz, salamat, maligayang pasko paksiw sayo at sayong pamilya :)
I hope you enjoyed your Christmas! Sana naging meaningful and very happy yung Pasko mo. :D
Advance happy new year too, wag magpaputok, baka maputulan. lol. :P
Anyway, alam mo sa divisoria, mura lang ang Christmas tree. Last year we got a three-foot tree for 60 pesos. Not bad no?
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