Do you have a theme for your Christmas tree? Since many people have more than one tree for Christmas, I think more and more are choosing to “theme up” at least one of their trees. What’s more natural than a bird-themed tree?
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Do you have a theme for your Christmas tree? Since many people have more than one tree for Christmas, I think more and more are choosing to “theme up” at least one of their trees. What’s more natural than a bird-themed tree?
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Not all of us are cut out for making our own Christmas gifts. But some of us could make a few if they were simple and special, right? A vintage teacup candle is a heartfelt gift for a special friend or family member. Candlemaking kits are available at stores like Michaels, or you could just drop a votive in a cute tea cup. Or, cheat a little and buy these ready-made at Anthropologie! |
| Just a spritz of spray mount and a roll in a tray of colored glitter from Martha Stewart Crafts (available at Michaels) makes regular taper or pillar candles extra-special. | ![]() |
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Fill your firebox with winter greens, galvanized buckets and paint cans, pinecones, and candles. Then sprinkle on some faux snow. Winter wonderland! |
| I love it when people decorate with unexpected items. Candy can be a fun medium to create beautiful Christmas decor. If you can just keep from eating it. | ![]() |
| I love Anthropologie. I guess it’s the vintage-hip-bohemian vibe that draws me in. Now, don’t get me wrong. It’s not like I buy anything there except for the occasional little decor trinket. The clothes are way too expensive for me, but I get so much decor and fashion inspiration by just perusing that store. We’ll just focus on the decor inspiration for today, particularly in regards to Christmas styling. | ![]() |
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