Vintage Handmade Tin Icicles Ornaments for a 🎄 Victorian Christmas Tree - Pietersma Tinworks, Made in Canada Review

This is great! Great replacement for the old (back pain) tinsel! The ONLY minor downside is you have to make sure they are positioned well or they will fall from easy.

I LOVE these "Victorian Christmas Tree Tinsels". Some of the other reviews described them as being too brittle, but I found them to be a lot stronger than I thought they would be. They hang nicely on my tree and are very easy to attach to the branches. I usually have tinsel foil streamers which I love, but this year I wanted something different while still keeping a similar look. These worked great. I bought two (50 pack) and it was a generous amount for my 7.5 foot tree.

Saw this at the last minute after our (real) tree was decorated. The number on the pack scared me! It turns out that they are very easy to add, they are so light that they can be hung from a pin and not a branch to hang straight. You looked amazing! And they're easy to tear off and put back in their container. Then the tree is ready for my municipal composting. I will buy another tree for my regular 9ft tree, maybe half will be strewn with some branches in my yard. My only concern is that they…

Just ordered and received in 2 days, they are beautiful and unfortunately I only ordered one set and they are sold out, I hope they will come back. In a lovely little round jar they are just gorgeous, can't wait to use them on a Christmas tree but think they would be really good for a wedding or a shower, such great quality at an amazing price. Please send back, please. I highly recommend making 4 Christmas trees. Many of my decorations come from Germany. You remind me of something you will…

I like these. It's my second Christmas now. Unlike plastic tinsel, they can be reused indefinitely (environmental victory). They tend to hang a little crooked. So if you have OCD, maybe you should pass. I'm okay with imperfections and love her kinky charm. Even real icicles warp over time. They're made from very light sheet metal, so they tend to bounce off the branches when I hit the tree. I often pick them up and hang them up again. If you have small children or pets, this can drive you…