DIY floating spiral Christmas tree processfrom @want.zamora

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This is how I built my floating Christmas tree using shower curtain rods and chicken wire. So last year, my tinsel Christmas tree went viral, getting almost 4,000,000 views. So I knew I wanted to do something special this year. But what could it be? And that's when I thought of doing a floating Christmas tree. At first, I had no idea how I was gonna hang this up. But then I thought, what if I use a tension rod and expand it between my living room's beams? That way, I don't have to drill any holes or use any nails. Once I figured out the floating aspect would work, I wanted to take it to the next level. So I decided to partner with Juan El Credio. He's an incredible artist and florist located here in LA. So we started brainstorming, and that's when Juan had the thought to shape the tree in a spiral. I love the idea, so we got started. For the base, we decided to roll up chicken wire and then shape it into the spiral. Once we finish that, it was time to install the shower curtain rod. We used three to give it extra strength and stability. Then it was time to hang up the structure. In order to give it the floating effect, we yes fishing line to hang everything. And after a very careful balancing act, we worse ready for the flowers and foliage. For the base, we wanna do a bunch of different greens and then accent it with beautiful reds. So we started by adding different layers of pine trees to get this fairy tale forest kind of look, and then added flowers like a Maranthus, orchids, and anthurium. Last but not least, we added a sprinkle of snow for the magic, and just like that, we brought to life my dream floating tier. Let us know what you rank, and make sure to follow to see what else I create this Christmas.