Showing posts with label Christmas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christmas. Show all posts

Monday, December 9, 2013

More Christmas Decorating 2013

Here is the rest of my decor.  Merry Christmas everyone!
Christmas Porch Decor, Christmas mentel, Christmas Vignettes, Hot Cocoa Station.

Vintage Christmas tree

Vintage christmas tree

Christmas Nativity display

Christmas decorating

Christmas vignette, Vintage village, display


Vintage village display,

Vintage Village display

Christmas sign, sleigh, Porch


Christmas porch, pinecones

garland, wreath, Christmas

Front door, Christmas, wreath, ice skate


Village display








Turquoise, red, gold, black

vignette

mantel, mantle

Christmas decor, decorating


Christmas drink


Wednesday, November 27, 2013

Christmas Decor 2013

Ahhh!   I am almost there!  I have been working the last week to get my Christmas Decor up because beginning next Monday I will be decorating OTHER peoples homes.  :)

We have a tradition in our family after all of the Thanksgiving festivities come to an end, we go outside and do the Chevy Chase Christmas lighting!  No lights on until then, but I work hard to have everything ready for the big lighting event.

Here are a few photos of what I have done so far.  

This year I did my tree in Turquoise, blue, gold, champagne, black and bits of red!

Christmas decor, decorating, red, blue, turquoise, black

Christmas decor, decorating, red, blue, turquoise, black


This was something I just did today!  I love chalkboard art on walls but my walls are pretty textured so I compromised.  I designed this vinyl to look like chalkboard art and then drew over the outside of the letters so that it gives the appearance of chalk! I love it!


vinyl decal, Christmas,

This was a new one this year too!  I made the "JOY" sign.  I went to Hobby Lobby and picked up the wooden letters for only $3.50 each.  I came home and drilled holes through the letters where I wanted the lights to go.  (I started with a small bit and worked up to a size that the lights would fit snuggly into. Thi.s was I didn't make them too big to begin with) Most of the lights fit tight enough that I didn't have to glue them but there were a few that I dabbed some hot glue onto.  
Next, I glittered the letters by painting on Modge Podge and sprinkling glitter over the entire surface.  Once it dried I pushed my lights through the holes and VIOLA!!!  I wired them to my garland and added some twisted braches with icicle hanging from them.  Woohoo!

Garland




Here is my bedroom.  I just added a little bit of garland at the Headboard to bring in some Holiday cheer.  :)


Sunday, December 9, 2012

Christmas decorating~ It's begining to look a lot like Christmas!

I have actually had all of my Christmas decorating done since the weekend after Thanksgiving but I have been such a busy little elf that I haven't had a chance to post any pics!  This year I had my oldest daughter pick the tree colors since it is her senior year.  :)  It is a bitter sweet time as she is getting older I find myself reminiscing of Christmas' past. I am cherishing every moment I have this year and realizing more than ever how quickly time flies. :)

Here is a start!  I will post some more pics in a bit.Take a peek~












Thursday, December 1, 2011

Beautiful vinyl snowflake decals!

I just have to share these GORGEOUS vinyl snowflakes with you!  They look great on windows, mirrors and doors as well as all of your crafting projects.  I am going to place them in my windows in a random pattern to make it feel like snow is falling.  :)

Choose up to 6 snowflakes that fit in a 15" sq area for only $10.00!!!  Just shoot me an email and let me know which ones you would like. 

HAPPY HOLIDAYS!
Christmas winter vinyl decal snowflakes

Friday, November 18, 2011

Coastal Christmas~ Day 6 of Christmas Decorating Marathon~Coastal Decor!

Todays Christmas Decorating Ideas post is a "Coastal Christmas!"
When choosing items to decorate with, stick with the basics.  Shells, pearls, sea glass, ropes, lights houses, sand and natural elements are perfect to create your Coastal Christmas!

Take a look at this unique garland around the front door!  It is filled with rope, natural fibered netting and sea shells! 


These wreaths look great!  Just a few shells and you are good to go!



Love this one!  It has a lot more greenery than the others and it is a bit more simple.  Shells, greenery and few sprigs of blue from the floral department set the tone for a Coastal Christmas. 
Very classy!


This Christmas tree is very monochromatic.  Whites, grays and silvers create a subtle festive feeling.  Notice the shells stacked at the bottom of the tree as a filler!

This is a great way to add some color to your coastal decor.  Aqua blue, gold and white is a gorgeous combination!  The starfish add just enough to create the "Coastal" effect.

If you are looking for DIY ornaments, simply purchase shells from your local craft store and adorn them with fine glitter. 

This one is a bit more on the fun side!  Lighthouses, sailboats and lanterns are a great way to add a coastal or nautical theme to your Christmas decor! Use bright reds, whites and blue not only on your tree but add pillows and throws to help create more color to your room.



Once again you see the aqua blue infused into the decor.  The garland is 2 simple ropes with some greenery pinned the corners. 

Shells, shells everywhere!  In vases, on the mantle and even attached to your stockings! Fill the bottom part of your vases with sand and layer with shells and sea glass!



This is such a great idea!  Visit your local craft store and pick up some paper mache letters and shells.  Paint your letters with a soft white paint and simply glue your shells to the letters!  SO EASY and looks so good!



This is unique idea!  Add miniature "coastal" items to your mantle!


These are adorable!  The shell lights are from Oceanstyles.com.  They have several great decor items to help you add pizazz to your holiday decorating!


This is stunning!  Such a simple way to add coastal beauty to your decor.  You could keep this one all year long!  Just remove the greenery and soft white lights.


I love these gray, red and white coastal themed items! 
The coral designs are vibrant yet classy.