Does anyone save or repurpose the tinsel from a Christmas tree?




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I always save mine.
If you cannot save for reuse on the tree next year, it is somewhat less useful than used plastic wrap.
o my. do they still make and sell that stuff
I have saved it by taking it off strand by strand and hanging it smoothly over my hand then moving it to a piece of cardboard (this was when I was starving college student. However, my sister turned me on to using curling ribbon rather than tinsel on my tree. It really adds a warm, old fashioned feel, and the ribbon can just be stashed in a plastic bag to use the next year.
You can put it in a basket as filler for gift baskets.
Or just leave it on the tree for next year.
Wrap the tinsel around a piece of cardboard and put into a large plastic bag, place in your ornament box for next year.
Collect it in neat strands and store it for use next year. Take a small piece of cardboard to hang the tinsel over, then secure with a loose ribbon or string so it doesn't become dented. Place the strands in a zip-top bag and you'll be all set for bringing back this tradition for many years to come.
I haven't used it in years, but I never saved it.