... Do you want to have a nice Christmas mood, without endangering the local fauna and flora?
... Wouldn't be nice to have a Christmas tree that shows your love for nature and knowledge?
... Do you have a big collection of books stashed away somewhere, collecting dust?
Your problems are solved! Now you can do your own Bibliophile's Christmas Tree!
(inspired by http://scarletrune.tumblr.com/post/14055291117/a-bibliophiles-christmas-tree)
So, clear up some floor space, put some nice Jazz music to give that extra Christmas mood, and lets start!
... Wouldn't be nice to have a Christmas tree that shows your love for nature and knowledge?
... Do you have a big collection of books stashed away somewhere, collecting dust?
Your problems are solved! Now you can do your own Bibliophile's Christmas Tree!
(inspired by http://scarletrune.tumblr.com/post/14055291117/a-bibliophiles-christmas-tree)
So, clear up some floor space, put some nice Jazz music to give that extra Christmas mood, and lets start!
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Signing UpStep 1: Collect and pile the books by size
Go around the house and collect as many books as you can find, with all sizes and dimensions. Don't underestimate the power of a book :) as for my tree, I had around 100 books of all sizes to make a 1m (3 feet) book tree.
After you have them all close by, sort them by its dimensions (thickness, width and height) and make book piles of similar size, like on the picture.
After you have them all close by, sort them by its dimensions (thickness, width and height) and make book piles of similar size, like on the picture.
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Sunshiine
The final result looks great!