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Willow Christmas Tree Skirt - £25


RosieH

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From Pines and Needles, currently selling for £50

Get ready for Christmas and hide your ugly tree stand with this skirt made from woven willow.

It's a really nice addition to a tree, but selling because sadly I don't have the space to store it and it's taking up too much space.

Collection from Bellenden Road.

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  • 1 month later...

Reducing the price to £20, as I've noticed there's a tiny flaw on one of the strips of willow.

It's a beautiful skirt for a tree, and large enough for pretty much any size tree (I usually get an 8 footer).

50cm (Top) x 70cm (Bottom Diameter) / Natural Unpeeled Willow / Height 28cm

Currently sold out on Pines and Needles, so good chance to lay hands on one: https://www.pinesandneedles.com/products/natural-willow-christmas-tree-skirt-70cm

 

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