Decorating your Christmas tree? Try these crafts inspired by Aussie plants and animals Story by Caitlyn Forster, University of Sydney; Euan Ritchie, Deakin University, and Laura Nicole Driessen ...

Pepper the goat chows down on a Christmas tree on Thursday at Cooper’s Crossroad’s Elm Farm in Keene, above. The farm is just one of a number of local farms that take tree donations for their ...

As different ideas for bow decor continue to pop up online, most pet owners are considering their animals' welfare during the festive season, like Katarina who recently shared her DIY bow ...

Design experts offer seasonal inspiration and share how to decorate a Christmas tree, from traditional to modern looks, with all the trimmings.

I took the video above in one of the showrooms at the Dallas market. The showrooms are just gorgeous and you can get so many decorating ideas if you can just remember them all. So I take a lot of ...

You can drop off old Christmas trees at a Kent County farm where these four-stomached animals will munch on them.

December is upon us — time to put up the tree and pull the dusty box (or boxes) marked “Xmas” out of the crawl space. But, one expert suggests, before you decorate the traditional conifer ...

Minimalism is on the naughty list this Christmas as people decorate their trees with bows, garland, tinsel, ornaments and, well, anything else that will fit on a branch.

The Pioneer Woman shared a festive reel of herself decorating her Christmas tree with her 4.3 million Instagram followers on Sunday, Dec. 8. And it seems for Drummond, bigger means better!

Artificial Christmas trees can last year after year, making them a great pick for families who don't want to trek out to the tree farm each holiday season (or clean up Christmas tree needles ...

Throw on your ugly Christmas sweater and get into the holiday spirit with these red velvet and cream cheese cake balls decorated like Christmas ornaments.

Let’s cast the holly, snowmen and reindeer aside to decorate our homes with Aussie Christmas crafts instead. How about Christmas beetle baubles, paper parrots and ornamental echidnas?