How about some small white bows to go with the twinkle lights? They shouldn't be too heavy and they would be pretty. Or how about a bunch of those tiny little Christmas balls..they look like they are about an inch in diameter? They have them in Wal-Mart in a variety of colors and also some irridescent ones that would be nice.

Barbara

Thank you guys so much for your suggestions. My sister makes tons of crocheted tree ornaments and would be glad to donate them to me but I never even thought of that thanks again for that suggestion.

Just a word of caution; my sister and I decorated a Norfolk pine a few years ago, and it promptly died. I can't help but think it was the little bit of heat that the lights gave off. Maybe - maybe not, just thought you might like to know.

True, the Norfolk Island Pines do not like excessive heat. Perhaps if you light it you could put it near a window so it stays a little cooler then normal to offset the lights?

Thanks so much guys for all your feed back. After some debate I decided not to decorate the tree. I bought a fiber optic tree and that works out fine. I've had the Norfolk too long to take any chances on killing it. I hope everybody has a great holiday! Char