Basketball Christmas Tree Decoration Ideas

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Royals', is your Christmas tree out yet? If not, now is the time! Today, we want to share the best decoration ideas for all our basketball lovers out there. Here we go!


1.  The obvious one - using the basketball as an ornament.


Easy, yet cute and accessible. You can even DIY with your kids at home.


2. ...Or, step it up a notch and incorporate a hoop!



You can even throw (carefully) paper balls to see who can score the most three pointers.

3. And for true fans - Christmas tree, or a basketball storage solution?



4.  A creative basketball base for your tree! Why not?


5.  Bonus: 

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