Green Ornament Hangers

These Green Ornament Hangers
are made of durable plastic, so they will not bend out of shape like a wire hanger might. They come 48 to a pack and each hook is about 1 5/8 inches long. To use simple place the Miscellaneous Holiday Ornaments loop in the hook and pull it down. Then gently snap the trap hook over the branch where you want it to hang. Colored a dark green, these hangers make are perfect since they blend into the tree so well. Select to see a complete listing of our Christmas Decorations Ideas.

Cat Proof Christmas Tree Tips:
Some cats love the Christmas season due to all the tissue paper, bows, curling ribbon, tinsel and yes, the Christmas tree. They just cannot resist climbing up the center and even walking on the limbs. Most of the time ornaments end up on the floor or even knocking over the Christmas tree. Here are some helpful tips that just might keep your cat out of the tree this year.

Just in case, put any valuable ornaments on the top part of the tree so the cats cannot reach them.

Use wire hangers to hang ornaments so you can clamp the hook part around the branch using a pair of pliers.

If your tree is under 6 feet tall, you can place it on a short sturdy table. This allows the tree to be above the cats level and they hopefully will lose interest.

Placing all wrapped Christmas presents under the tree will block the cats and make it much harder for them to successfully climb your Christmas tree.

Since cats dislike the smell of orange peels or rotten apples, you can place some under the tree to make your cat less likely to go near it.

Small kittens do not like putting their nails in tinfoil, so wrap some tinfoil around the tree trunk. Be sure to check out our selection of Cat Ornaments.

Why Use Christmas Tree Skirts?
Christmas Tree Skirts are now a fashionable way to hide the base of your tree. It does not matter if you have a real or Artificial Christmas Trees For Sale. Back in the day when candles were still being used until electric bulbs came out, people used a mat or skirt was often placed under the tree to catch dripping candle wax or to collect any needles that fell. Even after dripless candles and electric lights people still used Christmas Tree Skirts as a decorative feature or to hide the Christmas Tree Stands . What started as a plain cloth placed under the tree has now become more ornate, some having embroidery and personalized. Some families even use a model train set, Christmas village or even a nativity set as a tree skirt or mat. Check out our selection of Christmas Tree Skirt.