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Sweet Treats Pink Christmas Tree

For the past two years, I’ve displayed my sweet treats pink Christmas tree on the white console table in our dining area. Every year, I find more sugary ornaments to add to the tree. It’s kind of become a treasure hunt to see what I can find. This year’s tree has quite a few new ornaments.

sweet treat ornaments

Pink Christmas Tree Ornaments

The tree is covered in macarons, cake, cupcakes, popsicles, lollipops, doughnuts, gingerbread houses, ice cream, candies, gum drops, pie, and other sweet treats. I even have a cotton candy machine ornament. And the topper is a giant sugar cookie snowflake.

dessert ornaments

The Vignette

To keep things fresh, I try to change out the vignette every year. I added my fluffy yarn wreath to the art that hangs above the console table. After searching for my trusty fishing line for 30 minutes, I gave up and opted to take apart a yo-yo and use the string to hang the wreath. Owen, my 5 year old, won’t miss it.

pink christmas tree

To create a slightly different look, I decided to stick with mostly shiny glass or plastic ornaments.

dessert christmas ornaments

I also added some new decorative trees to the table this year. All but the white bottle brush tree are new.

Both of the pink, white, and green trees are from HomeGoods. I’m sure you already know this, but HomeGoods is a great place to find Christmas decorations.

pastel christmas trees

Last year, I said I should probably look into getting a bigger pink tree since my collection is growing. And since I put about half of my ornaments on the tree this year, I’d say I should probably start looking for a larger pink tree. Then I can have two pink trees!

pink dessert tree

And speaking of the sweet treats Christmas tree. Last year’s tree is featured in the December issue of HGTV magazine!

HGTV magazine December 2019

Sources

tree … Kohls, circa 2009ish

topper… Target, circa 2009ish

ornaments … various stores – see below for those currently available

tree skirt … fabric from Joann Fabric

trees … HomeGoods and Target

art print … Minted

wreath … JoAnn Fabric, circa 2015ish

Make sure you check out all the amazing Christmas tree inspiration this week from these talented bloggers!

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10 Comments

  1. Julia@Cuckoo4Design says:

    I love it so much! Congrats on the feature

  2. Rachel Steck says:

    I LOVE it! I’m hoping to find these glass trees at Home Goods. Love!

  3. I love this tree, it is so pretty!! That is so great that it is in HGTV Magazine!!

  4. Dorinda Selke says:

    Hey Chelsea – many congratulations on your inclusion in this year’s HGTV December issue for your gorgeously yummy pink tree. It is just darling. I absolutely love it. Even at 60 (yeah I turned the big 60 last week) I am still a girly girl who loves pink. Also, I bought the same white ceramic tree this year at Home Goods for our new master bedroom. Looks like we both have good taste ! Hugs, Dorinda

  5. I have a silver tree that I call my cupcake tree and I love it! My sister and nieces have given me a cupcake ornament every year for a while now so I am always adding to it! I love your pink tree, especially in a sea of boys! 😉

  6. I love your pink tree with all the sweet ornaments on it! My kitchen isn’t big enough to do something like that.
    Also like your glass trees. Love shopping at Home Goods!
    You have good taste, plus a nice verity from season to season. Happy Holiday!

  7. This is super cute! I did a small tree in the nursery too

  8. Oh my goodness this is super cute and adorable! I love how you decorate the kids spaces for Christmas. I wish I had myself together to do that this year.

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