Christmas time is one of my favorite seasons to decorate for! There’s nothing more cozy than flickering candles and twinkling lights on these long evenings.
I like to display snowy looking decorations so they will be fitting for the remainder of the winter season. I ended up spraying most of the greenery with snow spray, including the tree!
Following is a quick tour of our home.. enjoy!
I used Dollar General’s duster refills for the snowy string you see wrapped around the tree. I apologize for not taking any pictures of this process!
I bought a few boxes of these soft, dusters from Dollar General and cut each one in half length-wise. I then fluffed them up and glued them together to make a “snow rope.”
I made the bow out of burlap ribbon. I discovered I am not a very good bow maker. Trust me, you don’t want to see the underside of it! I was thankful for every pin I had on hand.
My favorite ornaments on the tree are these adorable owls and birds I found in Walmart for a good price. They are so adorable!
Just bringing some of the outside in can add so much to a room! I use a lot of real tree and shrub clippings. Love the natural look and smell!
For the mantle display I used all natural shrubbery clippings form my gardens. The smaller evergreens I sprayed with snow spray.
Gotta have some red plaid in the mix!
The above scroll is available on my Etsy shop.
Moving on to the dining room..
I got these little trees at a local market and added the dropcloth for a farmhouse look. I’m hoping I can get them to survive the winter, then plant them outside come spring.
Have a Merry Christmas everyone!
-Mary
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