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Where did you get your tree skirt?
I don't really like most of what I'm finding at Target, and Joann's doesn't have any fabric I think would work well. Where did you get yours?
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Re: Where did you get your tree skirt?
I'm pretty sure ours came from target last year. Have you checked kohls or homegoods/tjmaxx/marshalls?
Wives Unscripted
I think I got mine at Dillard's after Christmas sale years ago. They were half off.
You could always just buy some really nice Christmas fabric for cheap, then wait until after Christmas to peruse the sales. Tree skirts can be crazy expensive!
I got mine at Target, it's just plain white velour with some stiching details.
Pottery Barn has super cute ones, but they are pricey.
Disclaimer: I am not crafty.
However, I went to Michael's or Jo-Ann or somewhere a few years ago and bought some fabric I liked. I cut one slit in it and I wrap it around the tree and turn the unfinished ends under. If I were crafty, I could hem it, but I like the look of the turned under edges anyway.
Crate & Barrell
It matches our stockings
I did something similar but bought a nice piece of brownish fleece with off-white snowflakes (no sewing needed with fleece) and got some faux fir trim to glue around the edges, it looks nice with my copper, bronze & gold decorations.
Ours is from Target.
I also will NOT pay full price for any holiday decor.
I purchase the one tree skirt at Kohl's and I need to purchase one more. They had a really good selection at Hobby Lobby @ 50% off, but I didn't find what I was looking for (fancy one for my color coordinated tree).
Target had some nice ones, but they were expensive...you could have got the same style at Hobby Lobby for $25 and Target wanted $46.
I plan on checking Marshalls today. If I were you I would check TJMaxx, HomeGoods, JoAnn's, Michaels, etc. I might be headed to these stores next if I can find one today.
You might also check Lowe's and HD.
Kore! --- That's cute!
I made mine. It's a quilt. No pics.
I just posted on the Christmas tree post but here's a pic of my "skirt." I like to do it that way because our packages never fit under the tree, so as it gets filled up I can just keep adding more batting for more "snow" to fit the gift sprawl.
Currently there is only a cat under the tree.
The one we are currently using my aunt made, it is red with classic toys (blocks, rocking horse) painted on it. I also have a velvet red/white one that looks like the red and white stockings.
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