Christmas Table Decoration | Christmas Balls Tree

Through the years of making handmade Christmas table decorations, I have discovered a few tricks. With this Christmas craft, I have found that the glass ball ornaments work much better than the shatterproof. The nozzle or opening on the glass ornaments is thinner and doesn't gouge the foam as deeply as the shatterproof ornaments. A thin layer of hot glue on the mouth or nozzle of the glass ornament will hold it in place.

Red, green, white and silver Ornament Trees.

Hot Pink, Purple, Lime Green, Platinum and White Ornament Trees.

Use accent colors for your ball ornament tree. For instance, if you want to match your red and green decor, use only shades of green for the trees and accent with red stamens. If you normally use red, green and white in your holiday decor, consider red and green ornament balls and use white for the filler stamens.
Any color combination is possible! Complement your room decor or existing holiday decor colors or go completely different. After all, it's the holidays -- anything goes!

What you place your ball ornament tree(s) on is important to the overall effect of the centerpiece. They can be placed on almost anything. I, personally, prefer a set of pillar candle holders.

I have also placed them on flat candle holders letting the different size cones be the variety in height. You can also display them in a cluster of 3 on a pretty charger plate or on top of martini glasses turned upside down. The options are endless and totally up to you and the look you are striving for. Below are some suggestions to get your creativity started.