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Here’s How Employees From Different Industries Decorated Their Workplaces With Very Fitting Christmas Trees (30 Pics)
Are fairy lights and dangling ornaments a breakable objects hazard? Do your coworkers not want to spend January picking pine needles out of the lobby?
There are plenty of reasons not to have a traditional Christmas tree at work, but if you’re missing Christmas decorations, you might be able to convince your colleagues to put up some last-minute cheer with these clever ideas that will make a fun team-building exercise, show what you're about and make anyone who walks in smile. Here are some pictures of creative and fitting trees that people made at work with whatever they could get their hands on.
You could also recreate some of these ideas at home if you skipped getting a tree this year and you have a well-stocked bookshelf or office. These people show that you can turn just about anything into a Christmas tree!
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A Very Special Christmas Tree In Public Library Created By The Librarians (Sulęcin, Poland)
12 Foot Farmer's Christmas Tree Made Entirely Out Of Bell Peppers
Made Our Own Christmas Tree Where We Are Deployed
Another reason why more people each year hesitate to get a Christmas tree is the perceived impact on nature. Most people are unsure whether the greener choice is a real tree, or an artificial one that saves another tree from being cut down.
It turns out that environmental organizations don't recommend contributing to the manufacturing and shipping of plastic products by getting an artificial tree. (Of course, if you already have an artificial tree, you should make the most of it and use it for at least 10 years.)
The Royal Dutch Guide Dog Foundation Made A Christmas Tree Out Of Guide Dogs In Training
My Lab Has A New Christmas Tree
Tech Store Employees Make A Christmas Tree Out Of Sheets Of Glass
Real trees provide all the oxygen-producing benefits of any tree while they are being grown, and can be disposed of by composting, so they are actually recommended over artificial trees.
But if you still can’t stand the thought of cutting one down as a decoration, and you're not prepared to maintain a potted tree, assembling a creative “tree” out of whatever you have lying around might be the solution you’re looking for. Try using things that you already have a lot of, and preferably that you can use again for their intended purpose after you disassemble the tree.
I Made A Bacterial Christmas Tree In The Lab
Someone Made A Pointe Shoe Christmas Tree In London Coliseum, English National Opera
Christmas Tree In The Supermarket
This Farmer Made A Very Specific Christmas Tree
Claridge Hotel’s Christmas Tree Made Of 100 Umbrellas
This Tree That The Art Center Employees Put Up In My Home Town Put Up
Clothes Shop's Christmas Tree
I Work For A Gas Company. This Is Our Christmas Tree This Year
Walked Into This At Work Today
The IT Guy Where I Work Set This Up As His Decorations For Christmas
I Work At A Whisky Distillery And We Couldn't Get A Tree, So We Improvised
We're an enterprising bunch here at Raasay Distillery. When the festive season approached and we didn't have a tree handy, we made do with the best materials to hand- Barrels! These are small ex-sherry casks that are no longer up to the task of holding scotch whisky.
This Pizza Box Christmas Tree At A Local Pizza Shop
This Christmas Tree Made Of Latex Gloves In My Laboratory
I Made An It Christmas Tree Made Of Monitors
All of our trees will look like that one day. With a decoration App.
This Canary Island's Supermarket Christmas Tree Is Bananas
Encyclopedia Christmas Tree At My Local University
This Christmas Tree Made Of Bycicle Gears At My Local Bike Store
Oh Chemis-Tree Oh Chemis-Tree! How Lovely Are Your Branches
Vilnius Airport Employees Create A Christmas Tree Made Of Confiscated Items
They spray painted them green for the tree
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Are we just going to act like that knife at the bottom of the tree doesn't have blood on it?
Right?? How is it not evidence in a police investigation?
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Once I was at an airport and asked one of the security guys what was the weirdest thing someone had tried to sneak in. I don't know what I was expecting... but he told me with a straight face that someone tried to sneak in a LIVE RABBIT ONTO A PLANE. Don't worry, the rabbit was fine. Just think for a minute here. Someone had to grab a rabbit, shove that little hecker into the suitcase, bring it in a car (and probably a shuttle) and stay in the airport for at least 30 minutes before getting caught. I wonder what the protocol is for that kind of situation.
Yeah, my sister is going back to New York after winter break and she has to bring a beta fish on a plane... I don't know how that's going to end...
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not amused.. reminds me of all the harmless liquids and food unnecessarily confiscated by airport security over the years..
Did someone try to smuggle 300 scissors or all these just painted? Lol
@Aunt Messy, I never even noticed that BRIGHT PINK shovel, as I was too busy looking at all those GREEN scissors!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
They are painted, you can see how some are a bit splotchy
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The TSA allows scissors with up to a 4 inch blade, so technically all these are okay to go through security.
WHERE are my fingernail clippers they took? I never realized they were such vicious weapons!
Very good, I wondered what is done with all items confiscated !!!
No one's going to mention that all the items are way to large to be real!? Plus, they wouldn't display a tree or real weapons in an airport. I think it's more of the idea of it...
A knife I can see, but how much damage can you do with a potato peeler?
You'd be surprised. Those things are *sharp*. My question is more --*Why?*
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What the heck are those things on top? Letter openers? Cake cutters? Palm shivs?
I think they were dyed after they took them.
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I Was At My Local Hispanic Bakery And I Saw This Christmas Tree Made Entirely Of Conchas
I Wanted To Make The It Department More Cheerful, So I Made This "Tree" To Help Celebrate
Workers On One Of Yeovil's Busiest Roads Are Trying To Spread A Bit Of Festive Joy By Building Their Own Version Of A Christmas Tree
The joy of road cones. Most of us have been there after drunken nights out !
The Jager Christmas Tree We Built At My Bar
Fractal Christmas Tree At Cambridge Maths Department
You can't see it, but the tree extends to the other side of world.
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Last year in our Cardiology clinic we had a Christmas tree with gloves, disinfectant wipes containers, masks, and tissues. Our COVID tree!
My office had a beat-up artificial tree of uncertain origin. (The decorations were equally battered...) We put it up every year. One year, the head office demanded we take it down "because Christmas was over." Now, in most years it would have been down in another week, when we got caught up after the post-Christmas rush, but they annoyed up. So it got redecorated--New Years, President's Day, Easter, St. Patrick's, Flag Day, etc. They threw a fit after 4th of July. (We made our point. They never complained about the Christmas decorations again. In return, we took it down mid-January.)
There's one down the street from where I live made entirely of Crab Pots strung with Christmas lights.
Last year in our Cardiology clinic we had a Christmas tree with gloves, disinfectant wipes containers, masks, and tissues. Our COVID tree!
My office had a beat-up artificial tree of uncertain origin. (The decorations were equally battered...) We put it up every year. One year, the head office demanded we take it down "because Christmas was over." Now, in most years it would have been down in another week, when we got caught up after the post-Christmas rush, but they annoyed up. So it got redecorated--New Years, President's Day, Easter, St. Patrick's, Flag Day, etc. They threw a fit after 4th of July. (We made our point. They never complained about the Christmas decorations again. In return, we took it down mid-January.)
There's one down the street from where I live made entirely of Crab Pots strung with Christmas lights.
