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Margaret's Upside-Down Christmas Tree - 2002

From Barbara Crews, About.com

Courtesy of Glasslinks.Org
A slender version of the upside-down Christmas tree can be found at Margaret's home. This tree is decorated with Victors, Slavic Treasures, Larry Fraga ornaments and Joy to the World ornaments. Margaret displays thousands of ornaments at Christmas and the most spectacular is her glass ornament garland that is themed for different holidays throughout the year.

>> More 2002 decorating ideas from Margaret.

Upside-Down Christmas Trees:
Although many people will not consider anything but a "traditional" Christmas tree, Collectors are a different breed when it comes to Christmas and decorating. Although upside-down Christmas trees are being touted as the newest and sometimes "strange" thing, they've been around for years and are, in fact, an ancient tradition. It just took a popular retailer like Target to have them online and a few journalists getting crazy about them to create a flurry of news stories. The bottom line is, when you have hundreds of ornaments you look for the best ways to display them and an upside down Christmas tree can show them off better than a traditional tree.

Still can't figure it out? Check out the image gallery and see how the Christmas trees can really show off your treasured ornaments.

The Glass Links web site is a feast for the eyes when it comes to Christmas decorating and Connie Porcher has graciously shared these images of upside-down Christmas trees from the past years. These are several different variations of an upside-down tree and just like a traditional Christmas tree, there are all different ways of decorating and displaying the trees.

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