Flocking trees have become more than creating snowy effects and themes. In the last few years, we have seen an exponential increase in colors used in flocking Christmas trees. This has birthed a new form of colored Christmas as people can pick any tree color of their choice. From deep blue to black with glistening glitters, flocked tree color choices are getting wider time after time.
Flocking began with simple white powders that were supposed to represent the snow. Flocked trees were created by colored tufts, cotton fibers, and adhesives. It has now morphed into a dynamic holiday craze for many homes.
Due to the increasing demand for colored trees, flocking now requires more expertise and experience. As much as you can flock your tree on your own, some experts create colored flocked trees in tree shops. You can purchase an already flocked tree from a shop, or turn in your tree for colored flocking.
Use different shades of the same color
Flocking is done uniquely, with each try having its personality. Select your tree choice based on your color preference and your decoration theme. A colored flocked tree is a beautiful addition to Christmas decorations. Beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder. So, what is beautiful for you might not be someone else’s first choice.
You can use varieties of colors on your flocked tree to bring out the spark you desire. Although there are experts for tree flocking, you can also flock your tree on your own with the right materials. With some natural cotton fibers, dye, and quality adhesive, you’re good to go!
Flocking, when properly done, would have a natural look – like real snow. Some flocked trees might look unnatural but when done with great color, you can get a remarkable result.