Tinsel on tree, yes or no ?

[LardLizard]

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I love tinsel, especially the pretty thin stuff like the tinsel of my childhood. I live in a fairly small flat so I currently have a lovely Balsam Hill twig tree, it looks like a fairy lit willow and doesn't need tinsel so I just decorate it with baubles and the like.

If i move somewhere bigger and have a traditional tree again then the tinsel will be back

I was a vagina washer on the trapped tampon thread but i love tacky trees

What's that now?!

I was vagina washer on the trapped tampon thread but I love tacky tree

You people are everywhere. I hope your bush your tree is thoroughly cleaned before erection

Tinsel definitely not. Lametta definitely yes! I was looking for that stuff for years and didn't know what it was called, so this year for the first time my tree will have lametta. Love it!

Yes. Love tinsel. It reminds me of my childhood.

Hell to the no

Yes yes and yes again.

Never, noooo! Baubles and lights only. But the kids chose tinsel for their bedroom trees and they like to swamp it, no problem with that

I’m really not a fan

FeckingEjit I'm a lights, baubles and beads kind of tree decorator!! That’s me as well !!

No. The cat plays with it and shits tinsley bits for days.

No

Me- no!

Real tree and scandi type decorations with warm fairy lights. Had the tinsel years ago and all the extras but now prefer less is more

"bedroom trees"......smh

Skinny tinsel is the best, fat tinsel obscures the lights and baubles!

Tinsel no. Never. Lametta - yes!!

Tinsel makes my skin crawl.
Hate the look, sound and feel of tinsel shudder
DH puts tinsel on his little tree on his desk but it doesn't go anywhere else in the house

Which tree?

Well,look here, I have had 50 years of tinsel on trees,, its quite nice really, but I don't have a tree anymore. I live alone,and still have some old tinsel,in red and green, so I put it around the brass fender of my wood burning stove.and have a few lights in the window, and that's it.

I don't know if anyone would remember this, but years and years ago, people had a kind of strip of plastic string thing around the Christmas trees, and there were little cup things along it,in which you put a little candle. then you would light all the candles on the tree at night.

No, it looks, feels, smells and sounds horrible! Dc1 also appears to hate the feel of it at 2 years. Perhaps I might need to put some on to deter him from the tree.

I have a wire garland with little stars on. Have been trying to track more down and found it is called tinsel in most descriptions. Its not tacky at all though.

The proper fat tinsel is for draping over pictures on the wall imo.

I add some tinsel to the tree to fill in the central areas around the stem, with my baubles hanging nicely along the outer ends of branches.

For Christmas my moto becomes ‘more is more’ . Although in the name of good taste I do stick to one colour.

Previous years I have decorated my tree in lilac and silver, black and gold, pink and white and always had baubles and tinsel to match or compliment each other, but yes to tinsel.