Duck Dynasty Tablescape (for Christmas)

Posted on December 8, 2014 by Phyllis

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Just for something fun and different, I made a Duck Dynasty Tablescape for a women’s Christmas event. The women at my table were great sports with this unusual Christmas setting. I’ll tell you about how I made the details of the tablescape. It would also work for Thanksgiving if you have hunters or Duck Dynasty fans in your family. I used the green camo as it seemed to go better with the Christmas decor.

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I wanted to have a hunting scene so I downloaded a silhouette of a man hunting ducks. Then, I copied it through a copy machine on an overhead projector transparency. It fit perfectly around the dollar store vases. Just before our first snowfall, I went into a swamp area and cut some cattail leaves. At a local floral shop, I found pencil thin cattails for 10 cents each! I expected that I could just add water and stick the cattail leaves in the vase, but when I tried it, the cattail leaves floated up! (Guess that’s why they stand up so good in the wet swamp) So, I used floral foam covered with a square of burlap and secured them down in the vase. I used submersible LED lights down in the water to illuminate it.

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The burlap poinsettias were on a pick from the Dollar Tree. There were five blooms on the pick for $1.00! The chargers were $.38 on a closeout at Michael’s because they were shiny orange! I painted them green. (Be sure to use spray paint that adheres to plastic.)

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Christmas greenery, battery operated lights, along with a few antique duck decoys, decorated the center of the table. At each placesetting, I used burlap ribbon along with wood slices to compliment the napkins. I found duck stickers and just adhered them to the wood slices which my husband had cut for me. I made Duck Dynasty phrases and placed them at each placesetting. The phrases were: “Jesus, God’s Son, is born! – That’s a fact, Jack! “, “Happy, Happy, Happy, to know Jesus!” – “Jesus came to save us! That’s a fact, Jack!”, “Jesus – God’s plan for Salvation”, “Happy, Happy, Happy – That Jesus died for me!”

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Another view of the table……

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I tied the chairs with camo cloth. I found a thin fleece blanket at Walmart for $2.88. I bought two of them. One I used as a tablecloth and the other I cut into 6 inch strips and tied them on the chairs. I made felt beards, glued a straw on the side and stuck them on each chair. The felt was too floppy so I backed it with cardstock.

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Here’s my table guests…..

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For a hostess gift, I wrapped a box of party “Quackers” (crackers) for each guest (in Duck Dynasty paper, of course)!

We had a great evening!

Are you a Duck Dynasty fan?

Hope you enjoyed the Duck Dynasty Tablescape! I had fun coming up with ideas and arranging it.

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DIY Olaf Gift Bag

Posted on December 4, 2014 by Phyllis

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The movie “Frozen” is a big hit with kids. I even like it (just a kid at heart)! This Olaf Gift Bag makes a cute craft for kids to do at a Frozen party! If the kids are too small to handle the small pieces, just make the bags ahead of time to hand out as treat bags. If using as a craft, simplify it by cutting the small pieces out ahead of time and let the kids put them together! Whatever you decide, I know kids will be delighted with this Olaf Gift Bag! Patterns are included below.

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Materials:

White fun foam for the face and teeth (this makes it sturdy for the pipe cleaners) If you use white construction paper, use black curly ribbon instead of the pipe cleaners.

Black, brown, and orange fun foam or construction paper – either works The brown for the arms works better with fun foam or cardstock paper.

Black pipe cleaners

White lunch bags -( I got mine at Walmart next to the regular brown lunch bags in the grocery section)

Glue that works with fun foam

Hint: some of the pieces are easier to cut out of construction paper. It is cheaper, too!

I used a combination of foam and construction paper.

Patterns…..

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Directions:

Fold down the top of the lunch bag 3 inches

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Cut the face from white fun foam or construction paper.

Tilt and glue on white lunch bag and trim the folded down part of the bag to fit the fun foam face.

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Cut and glue face pieces. The black centers for the eyes are hard to cut for kids. Use a black permanent marker for the small eye circles, if you wish.

Make the eye brows with a black marker

Cut sticks out of brown fun foam for the arms

Cut pipe cleaner into thirds. Twist together and stick through the top of the foam face or glue on the back of the head. If you used construction paper, use black curling ribbon and glue on top of the head. Thin black strips of black construction paper works, too!

Because the fun foam has more weight than the construction paper, secure by sides with a paper clip or tape so that Olaf stands up straight.

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What a fun gift bag for under the tree or favors at a Frozen party!

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Enjoy!

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DIY Snowman Lights

Posted on December 3, 2014 by Phyllis

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Here’s an easy project for Christmas! The DIY Snowman Lights are so cute when lit at night. They make a great night-light for a kid’s room or a decoration anywhere. Because they are snowmen, you can keep them out through the winter. They don’t take long to make, either!

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I found this idea on Craftsforallseasons. They used wire mesh for hats, but when I found the material at a craft store, it was very expensive! Instead, I used those cheap one-size-fits-all gloves. I ,also, just painted the faces with acrylic paints. I will use these at our grandchildren’s place-settings at the Christmas table. Afterwards, they’ll become a night-light in their room.

DIY Snowman Lights Materials:

Small clear glass “fish bowls” (The small “fish bowls” are found at the dollar store. ) aka “rose bowls”

“One-size-fits-all” gloves

Krylon Frosted Glass Spray Paint (use a coupon on this if you can) Be sure to read directions and follow closely!

Acrylic Black and Orange Paint or Glass paints

Acrylic Spray Sealer – optional

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Directions:

Spray clear glass bowls lightly – let dry and repeat with several coats

Apply faces with paint (glass paint may also be used, but it is more expensive)

Make hats as shown……

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Next……

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Now, fit the hat over the top of the vase or fishbowl….. An LED tea-light or glow stick is easily placed inside by removing the hat. Do not use a regular candle tea-light!

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I like the white light of the LED tea-lights…..

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Wasn’t that easy?

Enjoy!

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Nativity Ornament Craft

Posted on December 1, 2014 by Phyllis

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Christmas crafts are not only fun to make , but also create memories! I especially like Christmas crafts that relate to the real meaning of Christmas. This Nativity Ornament Craft is one of my favorites! It is easy to make, too, with some adult supervision!! Not only is it great for a tree ornament, but it stands on its own for a nativity display!

Supplies:

Total of 17 whole wooden popsicle sticks.

2 flat wooden clothespins

small wooden ball (1/8″ diameter) or Sculpey to make your own ball

small piece of cloth

thin gold string or thread

Raffia

wooden star

moss or hay(cut up raffia)

Glue gun

Directions:

Cut 4 popsicle sticks in half at a slant.

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You need 2 Flat Wooden Clothespins for each Nativity. (2 1/2 inch size)

Cut as shown…

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Start by laying one stick across the bottom and gluing two half sticks at each end. Be sure the angles are as shown.

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Glue two sticks at the top, crossing in the middle…

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Repeat 4 times. (more if you want your stable deeper)

On the back, glue one stick in the middle as shown….

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Lay two other sticks along side to measure proper height. Mark with a pencil and cut with heavy scissors or small saw.

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Glue in place on the back…..

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For the baby Jesus, use a small square of material (I cut-up an old t-shirt ).

Since I couldn’t find any small wooden beads, I made them using Sculpey. I baked several sizes to get the right one. The bead was approximately 1/8-1/4 inch in diameter. I made these ahead of time as they were so tiny that it was hard for kids to manage. I cut a piece of gold thread and glued it on for the halo. Now, fold the material corner to corner and then the bottom corner up (like folding a baby in a blanket). Glue together and glue the head sticking out. The kids just had to glue baby Jesus on the nativity scene with a little “hay” underneath.

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Glue Mary, Joseph and baby Jesus in the manger.

Add a raffia bow and wooden star.

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My grandchildren wanted to add faces to their nativity ornament craft! They made the details before gluing them on. Cute! I love that they added their special touches. Besides, kids don’t like faceless people!

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Now this is the reason for the season!

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Snowman Ornament or Napkin Ring

Posted on November 24, 2014 by Phyllis

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This Snowman Ornament or Napkin Ring is an easy craft that either kids or adults can do. I made these and used them for napkin rings one Christmas. Later, we used them as ornaments on the tree.

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Supplies:

1″ wooden ball with hole*

1″ tall wooden flower-pot with hole

Black & White acrylic paint

Permanent Marker – 1 black and 1 orange (or use a dab of orange paint)

12″ of raffia for each ornament or ribbon (be sure to use a ribbon that will make a knot big enough so the ball doesn’t slide through)

*To use a larger ball, adjust the size of the wooden pot accordingly. It should just rest on top of the ball. Use a thicker and longer piece of raffia, too.

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Directions:

Fold raffia in half and tie a knot approx. 2/3 of the way down from the loop

Paint the flower-pot black

Paint the ball white

Add face by making little dots with a permanent marker

Add eyes and an orange nose (Color the end of a toothpick orange and then cut off and glue on for the nose. It is easier, however, to use an orange marker and draw a triangle)

Push the loop end through the ball from bottom to top

Push through the pot the same way.

Push the ball and flower-pot down to the knot and you’re done! So easy! You can use this as a napkin ring and then hang on your tree.

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Your guests will be delighted to find these at their place!

Enjoy!

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Christmas Idea House 2014 Part 3

Posted on November 19, 2014 by Phyllis

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Thank you for stopping by to look at Christmas Idea House Part 3! If you missed the first two posts, you can check them out at the end.

Again, this is a tour through an Idea House decorated entirely for Christmas by several decorators It is open by ticket reservation to tour and see all the decor ideas. I am sharing them with you to see the creative and beautiful ways the rooms are decorated. You’ll find many ideas that you can do in your own home.

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Today we’ll tour 3 bedrooms, hallway and a game room. Here we go……

First stop is a bedroom done in a rustic, woodsy feel. Notice the painted border that surrounds the room! It is placed at eye level so you see the detail. Christmas decorations showcase silver with a bit of woodsy, natural accents.,

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On top of the desk are silver, burlap and birch bark decorations.

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A stately silver buck stands next to a sphere filled with pinecones. As a diy alternative, fill a fishbowl with pinecones and small lights!

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In the second bedroom, a rod holds coordinating Christmas decorations above the bed.

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I like the nice rustic detail used for tiebacks on the curtains….

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An antler tree acts as a jewelry holder. Copper and wood decorative items mix nicely together on this distressed vintage dresser.

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Here’s the game room! A large baker’s pie shelf holds many game choices.

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In keeping with the game motif, large painted wooden squares are made to look like scrabble pieces and hung as wall art.

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The bottom of the curtains have “playing card fabric” attached! Nice touch, don’t you think?

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Now, this is what you call “playing your cards right”! What a great conversation piece for a game room!

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The game table chairs are vintage outdoor pieces, but notice the seat covers. The attention to every detail in this room is so fun!

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On the wall is a display of old game boards.

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Stepping into the hall…..

The same concept of anchoring wall hangings with a painted square makes a grouping much more interesting and cohesive.

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A teen’s bedroom is the last peek into this Idea House.

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Have any sweaters that you’re ready to give away? Instead, stitch up a whimsical Christmas Tree!

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Three of the same tables stacked together become interesting shelving! The highlight for me is the Christmas display in a vintage suitcase!

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Take a closer look at this winter village all lit up! Now, this is one of my favorite ideas! I’ll be looking for a cute vintage suitcase. How about you?

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Sad to say, this is the last post of the Christmas Idea House 2014! Here are the first two posts in case you missed them….

Christmas Idea House 2014

Christmas Idea House 2014 Part 2

Thanks for stopping by!

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Merry Cherry Bars

Posted on November 18, 2014 by Phyllis

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If you want a quick, easy, colorful and delicious cookie bar, this is for you! The Merry Cherry Bars are an old recipe of my mom’s that I changed a bit. They look so colorful on a Christmas cookie plate! No need to drop or roll cookies, but simply bake them in a pan, ice, and cut!

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These bars are crisp like a cookie, but you bake them like a bar.They are so simple!

Ingredients:

1 cup sugar

1 cup margarine

1 tsp almond extract

1 egg

2 cups flour

1/4 tsp salt

Generous 1/2 cup chopped red candied cherries (you buy these in the baking aisle) You can also use maraschino cherries. Be sure to pat completely dry with a paper towel before adding to your dough…

Generous 2/3 cup chopped red and green M&M’s

Glaze: 1 cup powdered sugar, 1/4 tsp. almond extract, and 5-6 tsp. warm water

Directions:

Mix sugar, margarine, almond extract, and egg.

Stir in flour and salt

Add chopped Candied Cherries to the batter

Press into an ungreased jelly pan. (a bit of flour on your hands keeps the dough from sticking to you)

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Press dough into ungreased pan.

Chop M&M’s and sprinkle over the top and press into dough.

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Press chopped M&M’s into the dough.

Bake at 300 degrees for 27-30 minutes.

Cool slightly. While warm, cut the bars, but do not remove. Cool completely in the pan.

When completely cooled, drizzle with glaze consisting of 1 cup powdered sugar, 1/4 tsp. almond extract and 5-6 tsp. of warm water. Glaze should be runny enough to drizzle over the bars.

When frosting is set, remove bars.

Using a spatula, lift bars from pan.

I cut the bars on a diagonal. This looks pretty, but you do lose some small triangles along the edges. My family, however, gobbles those up and I serve the pretty diamond shapes to guests!

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Now, I need to share a story about my baking Christmas cookies when my kids were in Jr. High and High school. I would always bake cookies early and freeze them for Christmas time. My kids would find them in the freezer (whenever I left the house) and soon they were gone! One year, they couldn’t find them. At Christmas, I brought out the full containers of cookies and they asked, “where were the cookies? We couldn’t find them!”

My secret was to place the containers in the trunk of my car. When I left home, I smiled to myself as the cookies were safely with me. I could just imagine my kids hunting all over. We live in a northern climate so they stayed frozen the entire time. We had a good laugh at Christmas when I brought them out! I was able to outsmart my teenage kids!

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These Merry Cherry Bars freeze well, too! (you might want to place them in the trunk of your car – HA!)

Enjoy!

Phyllis

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Christmas Idea House 2014 Part 2

Posted on November 13, 2014 by Phyllis

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I’m back with more Christmas inspiration from the Christmas Idea House 2014 Part 2. Hope you’re ready for more Christmas decorating ideas! There are lots of vintage finds used throughout the house by the decorators. You’ll see how some are used in the kitchen, living room, and bathroom in unique ways. Decorators collaborate on the designs throughout the house to make a cohesive look from room to room. If you missed the first post, be sure to check it out, too! Go to….. Christmas Idea House 2014

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Walking in from the porch, your eyes quickly notice this beautiful arrangement.

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Next, the dining room is visibly all decked out for entertaining. The candles are wrapped with ribbon and embellished with upholstery tacks. On the tabletop is a burlap runner along with a muted green plaid one. Trees are decorated with red twine and lights.

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A green plaid runner sits on top of the burlap and matching napkins accent the place-setting.

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Pillow- wrap in burlap with”Merry Christmas” circles the dining room chairs and greets each guest.

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In the kitchen, the windows are decorated with a lit garland, red and white striped ribbon and special ornaments. Did you know that NOEL “is a French name meaning “Christmas”. It is actually derived from the Latin word natalis, a word which refers to Nativity, or the birth of Christ. ” according to answers.com

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Isn’t this an eye-catching arrangement using lots of vintage pieces? The sign is so fun!

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Here’s another idea using a small vintage cupboard door . Turn it into a clock! Make the hour pieces changeable with the season.

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By using red, white, and green dishes, no other decorations are needed with this colorful display!

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Bathroom curtains made from kitchen towels are clipped to a wire with snowflake-tipped clothespins.

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I’ve never seen a vintage metal sled before, but this looks so good accented with mirrors!

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Hide those ugly pipes with a burlap skirt adorned with snowflakes.

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In the living room, above the couch, a wreath is layered on top of a vintage stained glass window. Along side of the couch, salvaged metal frames make unique hanging lamps. The white sofa with red and white pillows brings lots of Christmas cheer into the living room.

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The fireplace mantel is filled with birch wrapped candles, colorful balls, greenery and birch bark Christmas trees. Above the mantel, the light-up “Peace” sign is layered on top of an old weathered picket fence. Did you know that “Peace” on earth refers not to wars, etc., but only to the Peace that knowing Jesus as Savior gives to each of us. Jesus is the Prince of Peace!

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A multitude of LED candles light up the fireplace!

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Another lovely arrangement sits on top of the coffee table.

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This is not your normal coffee table. Instead, it is a vintage child’s bed covered with a piece of glass. Inside, ornaments and greenery add additional interest and color.

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This covered glass dish filled with candy adds more color!

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Another vintage window… The glass is replaced with mirrors and reflects the candles and colorful ornaments on the tree.

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This is an unusual tree made from narrow graduated-sized wood pieces all connected together.

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Which idea did you like the best?

Again, there are more ideas to come so don’t miss the next post – Part 3!

Happy Decorating!

Phyllis

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Christmas Tree Lollipop Holder

Posted on November 12, 2014 by Phyllis

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For my grandchildren at the Christmas table, I like to have something special at their place-setting. This Christmas Tree Lollipop Holder is a cute and easy detail to add to your Christmas table. Slip a lollipop into it and set it along side of their place. You might want to add a little more “greenery” by placing a dollar inside along with the lollipop! In fact, use this as a money holder for an adult gift, too! Either way, it will delight the recipient.

Materials for the Christmas Tree Lollipop Holder:

Felt ( the stiffer, the better) sparkle felt, if you like

Gold and green thread

Gold glitter paint writer

1 sheet of gold glitter fun-foam (or pre-cut gold glittery stars)

Brown felt (for trunk)

Directions:

Start with Two triangles 4 1/2 inches across the base and 4 1/2 inches in height. (keep pinned together)

Cut the sides to look like branches.

Cut a trunk from brown felt 1 -1/4 inch by 3/4 inch

Start by stitching across the bottom of the Christmas Tree to include the trunk piece. Stitch only the front piece!

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When you get to the left corner, add the back piece and stitch them together around to the beginning.

Use the Glitter Paint Writer to add the tree balls. Let dry overnight!

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Add a foam glitter star on top!

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This Christmas Tree Lollipop Holder is easy, isn’t it?

Enjoy!

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Christmas Idea House 2014

Posted on November 11, 2014 by Phyllis

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The Christmas Idea House 2014 is ready! The question is, are you ready for tons of decorating ideas for the Christmas season? As usual, there are vintage finds used as well as new items. You’ll see a lot of natural outdoor accents like salvaged wood, pinecones, birch sleeves, decorative birds throughout the home.

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I enjoy decorating for Christmas! While I do some of the same things each year, I always try to update and incorporate something new! The inspiration for new ideas is unlimited in this Christmas Idea House 2014! I found some new ideas to add and so will you!

This is a fun idea for the outside of your home! Six branches of varying sizes and some rope is all it takes! Add a spotlight and you’ve got an eye-catching show-piece! If you have access to a wooded area, you’ve got most of the materials for free!

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If you have a sleigh or cart, this is a fun idea…….

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A beautiful container display for Christmas! More materials from the woods with some additional decorations make this outstanding!

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Beautiful window boxes with rolled birch bark and pine cones.

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This old house has a front porch. It is all decorated in red and white! The vintage table is covered with burlap. Small textured rugs become placemats. The chairs are tied with red and white winter scarves! Easy ideas to do on your own!

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The centerpiece is a red globe lantern with an artificial candle. The globe is circled with evergreen and red and white roping wraps in and out of the greenery.

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The same red and white roping wraps around the silverware in a slip knot along with a fresh spring of pine. Simple to do!

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The porch window valance is burlap tied up with red twine. Artificial greenery hangs down with red decorative ornaments interspersed at different levels.

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In the corner are birch branches at different heights decorated with artificial pines and tiny lights. It goes with the woodland theme nicely.

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A wreath with red flowers, plaid ribbon, and highlighted with dried wheat tuffs circles the small lit lantern. It gives a cozy welcome to the home.

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Around the light hangs 3- dimensional paper lanterns clustered together.

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On the other side of the porch is a simple, but beautiful display. Notice it is all contained in a commercial aluminum baking tray! The fringed, red plaid blanket works perfectly to set everything off.

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Another small birch tree in a pot is accented with a red and white paper medallion.

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Of course, there’s a bit of whimsy added with these cute red and white trolls on the little toboggan.

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Did you find some new ideas to add to your decorating scheme this Christmas? Perhaps, it’s just a new way of displaying what you already have on hand.

Next time we’ll step into the main rooms for more inspiration! Stay tuned ……

Hope you enjoyed the tour!

Phyllis

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