Mum proudly shows off Christmas decorations that took 3 & a half DAYS to put up – but people say they ‘make them dizzy’
PUTTING up Christmas decorations can take a while once you’ve dug your supplies out the attic.
However, one woman revealed how her epic display this year took her three and a half days - and covered her entire ceiling.
The woman showed how she had painstakingly put up thousands of individual baubles to the ceiling in her lounge.
She put each of the pink hanging ornaments up with drawing pins and fishing line, and she said this isn’t the first time she has created the display.
The Facebook user wote: “It took 3 days and about 5 and a half hours, but finally my ceiling baubles are up.
“This is the 11 year I have done this.”
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In addition to her pretty baubles, she also had a flocked tree with more pink ornaments and a bow on top.
She also had a large penguin toy with a Santa hat, and a mini Santa ornament for her TV unit.
After posting the snaps on the group, they have racked up over 18,000 likes.
One person wrote: “Wow that took a lot of work!”
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Another added: “Beautiful! I do this on my front porch.”
Meanwhile, a third commented: “They look amazing wow.”
One Facebook user said her neck must be sore after her labour of love, while one said they felt “dizzy” looking at it.
B&M Xmas finds
B&M shoppers who need to sprinkle some Christmas cheer around their home can now get over half price lights and decorations.
Prices start from 50p for ornaments and £1.50 for lights, including pre lit Christmas tree decorations.
You can browse all the sale items on the B&M website but sadly the retailer doesn’t offer online shopping.
To find the cheapest items, click on the right category – for example, Christmas lights – and search from lowest to highest price.
Once you've found what you're looking for, you'll need to head to your nearest B&M to buy it.
However, B&M isn't the only retailer to have slashed the prices of its Christmas items.
The Range recently launched a 50% off sale on decorations, with prices starting at just 16p.
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Ikea has also launched its first ever digital advent calendar which features daily deals between now and December 24.
For example, today shoppers can bag 25 per cent off dining chairs and stool.
How to look after your real Christmas tree
HERE'S what you need to know if you're buying a real Christmas tree:
First thing's first: buy a pot (if it doesn't come in one already).
You'll need to treat your tree just like a houseplant and give it water and attention.
Make sure the container has good drainage - and it's a good idea to put something underneath to catch the excess water.
Check the soil everyday to make sure it's not drying out.
If it feels dry, give it some water. If it still feels moist, leave it alone as too much water can also kill a tree.
Also check the LED bulbs on your tree lights aren't too hot as they could burn it, and keep your tree away from radiators.
When Christmas is over, try planting it in the garden so you can dig it up and use it again next year.
It's a good idea to take it out of its pot when you do re-plant it though, as large trees don't survive well in pots as their roots need space to grow.