How to make an “anti-cat” Christmas tree

Hi all! For many decades now, pet owners have been unwitting witnesses to the uncompromising war between their pets and Christmas trees. New Year's beauties attract cats like a magnet - this thing reminds them of a scratching post or a play complex, and shiny, multi-colored balls only provoke these pranksters and they happily attack the defenseless Christmas tree.
This year I decided to make an “anti-cat” Christmas tree and try to put an end to this long-running war.

Will need

For the Christmas tree I needed:

Furniture panel (remained from the old kitchen table).
Garland.
Toys.
Self-tapping screws.
Dye.

Making a Christmas tree

I painted the furniture panel black. I wanted the background to fade into darkness. I drew the silhouette of a Christmas tree and then screwed in screws in the corners.

Now I take the garland. I check for functionality.

I glue the control unit to a furniture board. Used hot glue.

At the bottom of the furniture panel I made a slot for the cable and also fixed it with hot glue.

I unravel the garland and begin to trace the silhouette of the Christmas tree.

A ten-meter garland was enough for 3 silhouettes of a Christmas tree.

I'm starting to decorate.To secure the garland of beads, I made hooks from paper clips.

I hang a garland on the Christmas tree. All that remains is to hang the Christmas tree decorations.

This is such a brutal Christmas tree I got! I really like how it looks in the dark.

All that remains is to test the tree to see if it is attractive to a cat.

The cat was not interested in the Christmas tree. She sniffed her, twirled around a little and went about her business.
I hope the truce lasts for a long time! Happy New Year, everyone! Happiness, kindness, love and good luck in everything!