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HGTV Star Designed Christmas Trees

By: Kate Doherty and Amanda Kingloff
HGTV Magazine asked a few HGTV stars to design their own version of this holiday staple. As expected, everyone got creative.
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Photo: Alison Gootee/Studio D. From: HGTV Magazine.

Candy-Covered by David Bromstad

"What's sweeter and more fabulous than a candy tree? Mix real swirly lollipops with a fake candy garland and colorful Christmas balls."—David Bromstad, Color Splash

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Photo: Alson Gootee/Studio D. From: HGTV Magazine.

Nature-Inspired by John Colaneri

"Head outside and gather branches, acorns, and pinecones. There are also some really nice natural-looking ornaments on the market this season, so you could easily add those, too."—John Colaneri, Cousins Undercover

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Photo: Alison Gootee/Studio D. From: HGTV Magazine.

Black and White by Tiffany Brooks

"It has to be black-and-white for a tabletop tree. I'm talking black and white patterns, silhouettes, and gem-shaped black-and-white ornaments. I promise it's stunning!"—Tiffany Brooks, HGTV Smart Home 2014

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Photo: Alison Gootee/Studio D. From: HGTV Magazine.

DIY Ornament

Paint unfinished wood ornaments with white acrylic paint. Outline a silhouette clip art image (find them online) with a heavy pencil line. Flip the paper over and rub to transfer the pencil outline onto the wood. Fill in the silhouette with a black marker.

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