Christmas tree

What size Christmas tree have you used for your Dollfies, I know it's early, but...

Merry Christmas by Shoujo Magic, on Flickr

 

I used a 30cm tree, just one of the small people table sized ones and put it on 2 stacked wooden jewellery boxes that looks like drawers. I could even have it on one of those boxes and it would still look in scale

Mine is also a tabletop tree. It's 4 feet tall and came with lights already on it. I think I got it from either Lowes or Walmart quite a while ago. It works really well as a large tree for them as you can see in the picture.

 

DSC_0680 by Billy Bennett, on Flickr

 

 

 

Billy

As they are part of the family, my girls share the family tree.

 

I had bought this tree before having my first doll (my flat is small, and so had to be the tree) and it happend to be the perfect full-sized tree for my girls

 

DSC00633-enh by Mysha, on Flickr

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I had bought this tree before having my first doll (my flat is small, and so had to be the tree) and it happend to be the perfect full-sized tree for my girls

 

DSC00633-enh by Mysha, on Flickr

Do you happen to know the size of your tree by chance?

I forgot that I added a smaller tree for the MDD girls 2 years ago. Now that they have their own "house" in the computer room, they'll be able to use this tree again this year.

 

DSC_6409 by Billy Bennett, on Flickr

 

 

The tree I showed above is my main tree even tho it's kind of doll sized. I don't have enuff room for a full sized one and even if I did, my cat would definitely destroy it.

 

 

 

Billy

Do you happen to know the size of your tree by chance?

I've just checked on its box - it says 90cm.

Do you happen to know the size of your tree by chance?

I've just checked on its box - it says 90cm.

thanks this gives me a start. I have not decided the size but I can have some ideas.

thanks this gives me a start. I have not decided the size but I can have some ideas.

I think you would do better with 70-80cm. It would look more natural than my 90cm.

thanks this gives me a start. I have not decided the size but I can have some ideas.

I think you would do better with 70-80cm. It would look more natural than my 90cm.

 

Personally, I'd be flexible with the size and pickier about the foliage/needles. . . .but, frankly, I'm a tree snob. Though honestly, real-size people get a wide range of tree heights, so it's perfectly plausible dolls would too!

Poofie, you've got a point For all my life I used to have a tree which was only a bit higher than grown-up man, so this is my standard. I never liked small trees as they never seemed "real" to me. As for dolls, too big tree would look unnatural, especially if its branches and needles were too big and look out of scale.

Actually i've been thinking of getting one of those spiral Christmas tree decorations with out needles. Dual purpose, and I wouldn't have to worry about needles, and could still use our regular human sized tree. Keep it out and still have our doll Christmas tree. All the small decorations will be hard to come by in time anyway.