🎄 Kurt Adler Silver Tinsel Miniature Christmas Tree (18 inch) - 140 Tips with Base - New Miniature Holiday Décor Review

This is very lame. Small and cheap looking. Not even big enough to hang any decorations on it. It's flattened, and even after carefully straightening the knots, the silvery patches have fallen off and it looks cheap. This will further exacerbate the sad lonely Christmas I will be having due to the pandemic. What a disappointment.

It was on sale for $10 and I decided the decorations were for beauty only and not on the product itself. It is thin, does not sit upright and is a good product. It probably won't last long and I wouldn't buy it again (and it probably won't last again) but not a bad thing for under $12. In addition, you can achieve a lot more with a little more money.

This tinsel tree is not as thick as in the picture and its branches are sparse. The one I have is also a little crooked. I find it a bit overpriced for the quality you get. It's also silver, not white like the name and description say. I opened it up, put some mini jewelry on top and took a picture. I decided to put it against the wall and put all the branches up at an angle. Instead of spreading the branches a full 360°, I spread them only halfway, at 180°. This gave him the illusion of…

I just ordered one to see if it looked like the picture and it did. So I ordered 3 more and they all look exactly the same. These are cute little Christmas trees that cost less than $9 each. They seem to last for years so I think they are good value for money. The branches are 5 inches long at the base and taper to 3 inches at the top, with bright silver tinsel protruding from each branch making them about ¾ inch wide. All over. Every tree went flat and all I did was pull every branch right out