Posted February 15, 2018 14:50:38A tree growing in a nursery will require little more than a simple light, a brush and some patience.

The idea is to create your own customised version of the iconic Christmas tree and use it as a base for decorating your own home or workplace.

Here’s how.

First, you’ll need to find the correct tree, and then you’ll want to choose the right colours.

If you’re not a tree gardener, you can always go for the white or red ones, but for the most part, the more subdued colours will work better.

For this tutorial, I’ll be using a white one, but you can use any colour you like, depending on what you want to decorate your tree with.

I have a few tips for selecting colours that will work for you:White: White is a nice colour to work with, it’s bright and it’s neutral, so you don’t have to be too specific about the colour you choose.

Black: Black is a little more muted, and it can be a little hard to work in, but it’s the least likely to look too dark.

Yellow: Yellow is usually a bright colour that you want, but if you’re just starting out, you may want to look at other options.

Green: Green is usually the best choice, as it’s one of the most neutral colours and it looks really nice on the tree.

Red: Red is a great choice for a darker colour, as you don.t have to worry about too much contrast, and can look really good on the whole tree.

White:White is also a good choice for your Christmas tree, as well as for decorateings, so I’m going to go with that.

Red: Red will be the least bright, so choose a colour that’s not too bright.

Green : Green is a very neutral colour that works well for this particular tree.

Yellow : Yellow works well in general, so pick one that’s easy to work on.

White:I’m going with white here because it’s a natural colour for the tree, which is the easiest colour to get right.

Green : If you’re using a different colour for your tree, you’re going to want to experiment with the colour that matches it.

Red : Red is not a natural color, so it can sometimes look a bit too bright on a tree.

White : White is also the least-likely colour to look dark, so use it sparingly.

Blue: Blue is usually best, but is also usually a very muted colour.

Green/red: Green/red is also not a very light colour, so go with something that’s a little darker.

Blue/yellow: Blue/yellow is the lightest of the three, so if you want something that looks a little bit more colourful, go with a light blue.

Green : Green can be quite hard to find, so the colour of the tree can be tricky to pick out, so keep it simple.

Blue : Blue can be very difficult to find.

Try to stick with a darker blue if you can.

Yellow : Yellow can be difficult to work out.

Try using a lighter colour.

Red : Red can be harder to work to find because of its light colour.

It can look a little too bright for a Christmas tree.

Green (without tree): If you want a more muted colour, then go with red, or a green that looks like a mix of red and green.

Blue (with tree): Green can also look a lot lighter than it looks on a white tree, so try to choose a lighter blue for the same reason.

Yellow (without or with tree): Yellow is a bit darker than it should be on a green tree.

Blue, yellow, and red: Yellow, blue, and orange are all pretty light colours, so make sure to experiment a little with these colours before you buy them.

Black: This is usually where you’ll have a problem.

A black tree is usually too dark, as they look too bright, or it’s too bright in general.

You can use a different black colour for this colour, but the black will usually be too dark to work well.

Black (without): You’ll have to go a bit more subtle, but this is the one you want.

Red (without ): This is also where you want some subtlety.

This is the darkest colour, and you’ll probably want to go darker in general for this one.

Blue (without): This is the most natural colour.

Blue, blue and orange: These are all very bright colours, and they’ll look really great on the Christmas tree itself.

Black (with): This will look very light on the white tree.

Yellow (while still black): This can look very dull, and that can make the tree look a