🎄 Vickerman 30-inch Unlit Caramel Pine Artificial Christmas Tree: Seasonal Indoor Home Decor with Stylish Burlap Base Review

This is one of those Revain finds that will make you happy you decided on a Christmas tree this year. It's even better than the product photos. Prepare to spend some time fluffing up the tree. I have found unwinding small branches very therapeutic and there are many on any long branch but for those who do not have patients delegate or bribe a loved one. In the end, the effort is worth it. This is a full looking pine that is beautiful without decoration. I found a great set of fireberry garlands

The Christmas tree is very beautiful, although not as full as in the picture. The problem was not resolved even after I rearranged the branches. Likewise. three pine cones are conspicuously missing, of which only a thick piece of wire remains, which obviously has to be attached to something at the ends of the branches. Also, it's not straight and must have been installed askew at the base. But since I was in a hurry with the decoration, I decided to leave it as is. After adding a small…

Like many others, this tree can look like a crumpled mess right out of the box. The first problem was that it was bent and tilted to one side. It was out of place when applying the plaster. I went through all the steps to come back and decided for myself how long it would take and finding the item to return it wasn't worth the effort so I put in a bit of effort. Magnet under the bottom and everything was ok. A small pebble would probably work just as well. The burlap on the tree is there all…

Mixed feelings. On the plus side it is exactly as expected - absolutely perfect and exactly as shown in the listing. Quality built and very lively including baby sized pinecones that scale to perfection. On the other hand, you'll have to spend about 45 minutes unwrapping and manually reshaping each branch individually. It takes a lot of time, but it's worth it if you take your time and do it right, starting at the bottom and working your way up. What worries me is that the process will…

This tree turned out much better than expected. I recommend that you lay it out on a table and start working on the lowest branches, dropping them one at a time and straightening each piece of green wire, most of which are bent or slightly twisted. Rotate the tree slowly, doing each lower branch. Then, refresh your coffee, take a moment, step back a little, and examine the entire bottom row. Once this layer is fluffy, move on to the next row. When you reach the top rows, place the tree on the…