If your new to this idea “Christmas in July” is when we in Australia take advantage of the colder winter months (July and August) and host a party or event themed around…
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Flocking describes the process of depositing small fiber particles onto a surface to create texture. A flocked Christmas tree is usually covered with white spray that simulates snow. Nowadays flocked Christmas trees come in all shapes and…
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Historically the elf appears in traditional folklore going back to medieval times. The Christmas elf (of North Pole fame) is part of a more recent tradition which started in the 19th century. This jolly elf is usually dressed in red and…
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Purple, green and blue were all colours trending at this years design shows. Although purple is not a traditional Christmas colour it’s incredibly versatile and works perfectly with metallics like gold,…
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The beginning of the year is an exciting time at Christmas Elves. After the international trade shows I start working on new creative themes for the shop based on popular trends and…
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For outdoor decorating LED rope lights rule. They’re flexible, longlasting, and energy efficient. Available in a wide range of colours they often come with function settings, so you can twinkle, fade or…
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Let’s get technical, the terms warm white and cool white refer to the high and low end of the white light colour spectrum. Warm white casts a yellow hue and is most often…
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“The secret garden is filled with abundance. Floral blooms in pastel shades fill the tree whilst birds and butterflies hover above. A trellis made from satin ribbon criss crosses the tree…
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Choosing your perfect Christmas tree can be quite a big decision. Like most household purchases if you want a long lasting, quality product be prepared to do your homework, here are a few tips: Try to view…
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The current fashion for floristry in Christmas decorating has never been more popular, and it’s not all about the poinsettia! These days artificial flowers and plants can look incredibly lifelike. In keeping…