If you are designing your own dress form Christmas tree (or jazzing up a store bought one) wanna know what the one feature is that can transform it from “nice” to “AMAZING!?” It is the ribbon around the waist that does it. The color, pattern,…
Until recently dress form Christmas trees were primarily seen in window displays of major retailers, like the one above from Oscar de la Renta. But now this is a decorating trend happening with private individuals to use in their home or for holiday fund raising…
If you designed a Dress Form Christmas tree you probably have felt a little sad when the holiday season is over and it time to dismantle it. Well we have ideas on how you can keep it on display all year long to capture the spirit of other holidays..
We now use the term Dress Form Holiday Trees instead of Dress Form Christmas tree because creators are coming up with new ways to use this concept for other holidays, special events and milestones. We’ve seen Cancer survivor trees, memorial-for-a-loved one trees, Bridal trees and Graduation trees in addition to the traditional seasonal holidays.
Our previous blog post had ideas on how to repurpose a WIRE dress form for year round decorating ideas which you can read here. This post has examples for a cloth dress form. The links below the photo will take you to our Pinterest board with more examples of that theme.
February: Honor all your valentines with a Valentine’s Day Holiday Tree.
Mannequin Madness is sponsoring a contest where the designer of the most creative Dress Form Christmas tree will receive a $300 Gift Card from Amazon and a $50 Gift Card from Papermart, a vendor that sells unique holiday decoration. The second and third place winners will also win an Amazon gift card.