Just wanted to pop in with a few more pictures of some holiday decorating ideas I added to our house! I hope you're having fun getting ready for Christmas! I will be back tomorrow with some gift wrapping ideas I've been working on that I am SUPER excited to share!
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I had some extra outdoor lights leftover so I took this tin trough from Tractor Supply and filled the bottom of it with about 5 inches of crumpled up newspaper. Then I draped lights over the newspaper and threw some pine cones on top! It looks best as an outside decoration on our patio. I may make another one for our front porch!? |
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close up of the inside of the tin trough |
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Christmas display in one of our bathrooms |
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There is an empty space in our guest bathroom between the Jack and Jill sinks that I added a little bit of holiday decor to. The silver tray is from Pottery Barn and has tarnished over the years. I'm usually pretty good about polishing it but I kind of like the patina it has going right now together with this decorative mirror from Paul Michael Co. I stood this small round mirror up behind the trees, leaning against the large wall mirror just to make the trees stand out that much more. I made these trees myself from styrofoam cones and sheets of moss from Hobby Lobby. The candle was a Christmas gift years ago from Louisiana Purchases. |
Well that's it for today. Can't wait to show you some custom DIY Christmas wrapping paper tomorrow!
Remember, when life hands you lemons, turn them into something lovely!
-Marci
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