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Crab Pot Christmas Tree: A Made in the USA Christmas Tradition
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We are Christmas lovers around here. If you looked in my basement, you might say that Christmas exploded. LOL. However, my family and I love everything about the season. I love the Christmas cheer. I love picking the perfect gifts. I love taking my children to see Santa. I also love the meaning of Christmas and celebrating that as well.
This year we have something new in our Christmas in our arsenal. We were recently sent a Crab Pot Christmas Tree and you have no idea how much this excited everyone in the family.
WHAT IS A CRAB POT CHRISTMAS TREE?
A Crab Pot Tree is a unique creation made from green coated crab trap mesh that allows you to bring a coastal theme to you holiday decor . You can decorate the tree with shells, fish, floats, net and other nautical items for that coastal theme or trim the tree for other occasions.
The trees are made “pre-strung” with lights and fold flat for storage. Imagine, a tree you never have to string lights on! Just unfold and secure the sides together with twist ties! Your tree is ready to decorate!The trees come in 2′, 3′, 4′ or 6′ tall versions and can be used indoors or out.
These trees are durable enough to be used in your yard year after year, where they “magically” twinkle as you walk or drive by.
HOW TO USE A CRAB POT CHRISTMAS TREE
OUTDOORS
To use outdoors, we recommend anchoring the trees to the earth with several anchor wires (included) in case of wind. In the yard after dark, the trees take one a magical appearance. Here you see 3′, 4′ and 6′ varieties, strung only with lights:
INDOORS
For interior use, they can be placed on the floor, or on a low table or even opened halfway and hung on the wall. We used ours on our dining room table and plan to do our Christmas tablescape with the tree right in the center. You can also use the trees as a “half-tree” wall decoration! Open your Crab Pot Christmas Tree half way, and hang on the wall.
As you can see below, Crap Pot Christmas Trees take just minutes to set up and easily fold for storage.
MADE IN THE USA
This is something that makes me especially proud to own a Crab Pot Christmas Tree. All trees are made in the USA and actually pretty close to me. They were created by Harvey and Sons in Davis, North Carolina. They are now manufactured and distributed by Fisherman Creations, Inc., which operates just a few miles down the road in Smyrna, NC.
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The only problem that I can see with a Crab Pot Christmas Tree is that one is just not enough. I really want a couple of large ones for our yard now. So do my kids. In fact, they have asked me every single day if I have ordered them yet. I am thinking of getting the 6 foot or the 8 foot tree for our yard.
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WIN A CRAB POT CHRISTMAS TREE!
Fisherman Creations Inc, the makers of the Crab Pot Christmas Tree is giving away one five foot multi-lights Crab Pot Tree, valued at $169! To enter, just complete the entry form below by 11:59pm ET on 11/20/14. Good luck!
What a unique concept! I think this would be really cool for my daughter because she’s a Christmas baby!
I love that! What a unique piece of Christmas decor. I totally want one.
What an eco friendly alternative to a traditional Christmas Tree. I just love this!
What a great & unique concept in Christmas decor! I never knew about these until now! Thanks 🙂
Well, that’s just about the coolest thing I’ve ever seen! I’ve never heard of this before.
Perfect Christmas Tree for the great outdoors!!
I have never heard of a crab pot Christmas tree before! I love that you can just use whatever you want to decorate it, it’s so fun!
I’ve seen mini Christmas trees before, but I’ve never see one like this. That’s really neat.
These are so neat. I may have to get some for our yard.
Now this is unique tree! I bet my kids would love it so much!
I’d love this because I decorate my yard every year, and I’ve had NO luck getting a fake tree to survive our harsh weather. I bet this would do great!
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I would love to win so I can share this with my four daughters! My third daughter is a Christmas baby, but unfortunately she is allergic to trees!
That’s really cool! I need some of these. I’ve never seen them before.
These are so pretty. I would love to have one for outside. We don’t have any outside decorations after our move and this would be beautiful.
I’ve never heard of these before, so I really appreciate the history of it that you included.
What a great idea! I love how you can see throw the tree, i want one!
I love these! We live in Rhode Island, so these aren’t news to me. They’re really cool.
These are pretty cool! I’d never heard of a crab pot tree, but now I kinda want one, too.
I have never seen these before!! What a unique decorations for Christmas!
Oh my gosh these are darling! They would look great with my metal entertainment center. I can’t wait to decorate for Christmas!
So neat and it would go perfectly with my lighted deer
I’ve never seen these before, and I’m really, really liking them! They’re very attractive!
These seem really neat! I would love to have a few outside my house!
What a great idea!! Would be a great addition to our snowy yard!! Made in the USA..can’t beat that!!
These trees look so nice all lit up. I would love to have a few in my yard.
These look amazing. My 4 year old would love one of these.
Wow. I’ve never seen these before. I think they are a wonderful idea, and so unique. I’d love to own one.
i would love to win their beatiful and so easy to store when your done with them
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