The present invention relates to a decorative sash for attaching to a Christmas tree or other tree or tree-like object. The sash is proportionally designed and constructed to spirally attach to and wrap around the tree in an ascending, or alternatively descending, and decorative manner. The sash is intended to be used primarily on its own to replace conventional Christmas tree ornaments and decorations such as balls, bells, tinsel, ribbons, and garland, but can in alternative embodiments be used in conjunction with such conventional ornaments and decorations. The sash fills a need for a convenient, time-saving tree decoration with a personal touch. The sash provides a convenient and decorative means to quickly and conveniently decorate a Christmas tree.

A multi-sectional artificial tree with internal and external power wiring for distributing and controlling power to a network of lights. The tree includes multiple tree sections, each tree section with a set of power wires inside a tree trunk, and a network of lighting wires outside the trunk. The network of lighting wires includes a tree-section wire network with a large gauge wire supplying power to groups of lights strings on branches on the tree trunk. Each group of branches has a branch-level lighting network with multiple connectors in series, and that connects to one connector of the tree-section wire network. Each branch-level lighting network powers multiple light strings connected in series, one light string per branch. The wires of the light strings are small gauge, and are connected by the branch-level connectors by a small-wire-to-large-wire connector.

A multi-sectional artificial tree with internal and external power wiring for distributing and controlling power to a network of lights. The tree includes multiple tree sections, each tree section with a set of power wires inside a tree trunk, and a network of lighting wires outside the trunk. The network of lighting wires includes a tree-section wire network with a large gauge wire supplying power to groups of lights strings on branches on the tree trunk. Each group of branches has a branch-level lighting network with multiple connectors in series, and that connects to one connector of the tree-section wire network. Each branch-level lighting network powers multiple light strings connected in series, one light string per branch. The wires of the light strings are small gauge, and are connected by the branch-level connectors by a small-wire-to-large-wire connector.

A example ribbon decoration device includes a base structure having a first end, a second end, and a body. At least one end fastener attaches the first end of the base structure to the second end of the base structure for positioning the base structure around a portion of the tree, pole, fixture, window, doorway, or other object. A plurality of decorative ribbons are configurable between a rolled configuration for storage and an unrolled configuration for decorating. Ribbon fasteners are configured to attach a corresponding one of the plurality of decorative ribbons to the body of the base structure. The base structure is positioned on a tree, pole, fixture, window, doorway, or other object with decorative ribbons in the rolled configuration on the base structure, and the decorative ribbons are changed to the unrolled configuration for decorating the tree, pole, fixture, window, doorway, arch, or other object.

A tree lighting system including a support assembly, a lighting assembly, and a hanging assembly. Support assembly includes a collar adapted to sit atop a portion of a Christmas tree by means of rods inserted in the collar to securely place the collar on the branches of an ornamental tree. The collar integrates electrical plugs configured to receive a series of strands. The strands feature lights along thereof to provide an aesthetic lighted appeal to the tree. A light controller connected to the plugs controls and power said lights through the plugs when the strands are connected. Users are capable of conveniently adjusting lighting configurations of the lights with the press of a control means, offering a versatile, and visually appealing solution for installing and illuminating the Christmas tree.

Translucent artificial foliage and methods of manufacturing the same. Exemplary translucent artificial foliage includes an artificial foliage material. An exemplary translucent artificial foliage material includes a polymer, an anti-UV additive component, and a phosphorus fire-retardant additive component. Exemplary translucent artificial foliage includes lighting elements internal to the artificial foliage material. An exemplary method of manufacturing the artificial foliage material includes mixing a translucent artificial foliage material by combining a polymer with an anti-UV additive component and a phosphorus fire-retardant additive. The exemplary method includes inserting a wire into a mold, heating the translucent artificial foliage material, adding the translucent artificial foliage material to the mold, and cooling the mold.

A Christmas tree lights hanger is provided, comprising a frustum cone member having a top portion, a bottom portion, and a hollow interior, wherein the hollow interior is configured to be placed on a leader branch of a Christmas tree; a hub member extending perpendicularly from the bottom portion; a plurality of spokes extending radially from the hub member, wherein each of the plurality of spokes has a distal end and a proximal end, wherein each of the plurality of spokes has a plurality of teeth that define a plurality of gaps, wherein the combination of teeth and gaps provide a plurality of hooks, the plurality of hooks are located on the left and right side of each of the plurality of spokes providing support for hanging strings of Christmas lights; and a curved catch located at the distal end of each of the plurality of spokes, wherein the curved catch is configured to prevent the strings of lights from falling off a spoke of the plurality of the spokes.

McCreestmas trees are designed to be beautifully unique Christmas Trees. Remove the bulbs, bows and ornaments. McCreestmas tree Christmas attire current stylishly elegant clothing, jewelry, love of being pretty during the most magical time of year. McCreestmas trees give feminine curves to a female formed Christmas tree. The female mannequin form clothed in full length skirt (maxi), eclectic calf length skirt (mini), retro half calf (a-symmetrical). Skirt is designed with 9 ft. non-lit branch garland bent 1 inch (maxi), 1 in (mini), and 1 in (a-symmetrical) which is strung onto the female mannequin form with floral wire until full tree branches are formed and shaped into skirts. Christmas Tree lights added. Current fashion attire is added. Accessories made with Christmas ornaments to form sparkling necklace is added with floral wire. Accessories sewn together to form scarf is added. Christmas ribbon is added as belt.

Translucent artificial foliage and methods of manufacturing the same. Exemplary translucent artificial foliage includes an artificial foliage material. An exemplary translucent artificial foliage material includes a polymer, an anti-UV additive component, and a phosphorus fire-retardant additive component. Exemplary translucent artificial foliage includes lighting elements internal to the artificial foliage material. An exemplary method of manufacturing the artificial foliage material includes mixing a translucent artificial foliage material by combining a polymer with an anti-UV additive component and a phosphorus fire-retardant additive. The exemplary method includes inserting a wire into a mold, heating the translucent artificial foliage material, adding the translucent artificial foliage material to the mold, and cooling the mold.

The present application relates to a decorative tree and a tree stand thereof. The tree stand includes: a pole assembly configured to support a decoration; a support mechanism fixed on the pole assembly; a support arm hinged to the support mechanism and having a unfolded state and a folded state; a movable base movably disposed on the pole assembly and operably connected to the support arm to drive the support arm to switch between the unfolded state and the folded state; and a first locking mechanism disposed on the movable base and having a locked state and an unlocked state. When in the locked state, the first locking mechanism is capable of locking the support arm in the unfolded state; and when in the unlocked state, the first locking mechanism is capable of unlocking the movable base from the unfolded state. The support arms have the unfolded state and the folded state by hinging the support arm to the support mechanism, so that the overall volume of the tree stand can be changed. In this way, when the tree stand is transferred or stored, the support arms can be maintained in the folded state to reduce the overall volume of the tree stand, thereby saving the space during storage and transportation.