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These usually dont need to be decorated and are a very modern way. Embellish your tree using anything from baubles to ribbons, while being careful about the candles. Try a wood, metal, or LED tree that mimics the look of a tree and does all the work for you. Spare wooden planks, stacked-up, make marvellous DIY Christmas trees when decorated properly. From DIY to made for purchase, below you will find my favorite all natural Christmas ornaments for your minimalist Christmas tree.

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