If the tree is flocked, take off the snow with pliers.  I found one without snow at the dollar store.  Trim the tree if necessary.

Next take your Lycopodium and break down to smaller pieces.  They will be trimmed later but they can be stretched out more this way.

Take the glue and pour a small bit in the disposable container.  Dip the Lycopodium in it and place in your tree, overlaying the existing branch.  You can use tweezers to place it in the tree if you wish.

Layer it accordingly and take care not to make it too bulky.   You can trim as you go but for a more uniform appearance wait till you are almost at the top.

Now you trim the edges. The tweezers come in handy for the top.

All done!!! Now for Christmas ornaments,

For garlands you can use spare jewellery chain, even bunka or small ribbon! For tinsel garlands use metallic pipe cleaners.  Balls and baubles can be made from beads, necklaces or jewellery finding, or you can get those nail jewels and stick two of them together with a bit of string between.  Small stickers can also be used. Look for those angels at Michaels sold in a pack of six and glue them to the tree top.

Candy canes and the like can be made from striped paper clips cut and the end dipped in paint to cover up the wire, You can also cut off the back half of the tree like I did here or a even use a quarter tree for vignettes, small rooms or shadow boxes.   Just trim away that portion of the tree. The most important thing to add is your imagination, and most of all, HAVE FUN!!