Welcome to my dining room by candlelight. I’m using my DIY Wooden Block Candlestick Holders as the centerpiece again this year mixed in amongst fresh cedar and pine, fairy lights and bottle brush trees. My paint-by-number life-size Santa has been inside and out. This year he found his way back into the dining room showing off our family Christmas cards over the years. I always include something of meaning into my tablescapes. Here it’s my grandma’s etched glassware. I’m seriously considering moving our family Christmas to the evening just so we can eat by candlelight. It’s so magical. I opted for a simple table setting featuring a fun Christmas tree napkin fold on each plate. Here is how I did it:
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HOT COCOA BAR | 2022
12/07/2022
I don’t drink coffee but I do enjoy a good hot chocolate every once in awhile. On cold snowy days my mom used to make us hot chocolate and toast. Does anyone else dunk their buttered toast in hot chocolate? So good! Each year I put together a hot cocoa bar for the season. Here is this year’s version. I mean it when I say no part of the house is off limits when it comes to Christmas decor. The kitchen, bathrooms, hallway, stairs – they all have a touch of Christmas. There is no such thing as too much when it comes to this time of year. Fun note: One year I made a giant batch of homemade hot cocoa mix from scratch. I keep a large ziploc bag of it in the garage freezer and pull it out each year for display only in my hot cocoa...
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Do you have a photo wall somewhere in your house? Add a little ribbon to the frames for an...
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GLITTER STAR WREATH DIY
12/04/2022
If it has glitter, I’m all in. So when I saw this glitter grapevine wreath and glitter star garland, they jumped right in my cart. By layering both, I made a wreath that is neutral enough to be repurposed for any holiday. You’ll probably see this wreath around my house over and over again. I started with an 18″ natural glittery grapevine wreath. The exact one I used doesn’t look to currently be in stock but I linked a similar white version below (currently on sale for $9.99). I used two 6′ glitter star garland strands (currently on sale for $13.49 each) and simply secured them to the wreath using fishing line. I added a blush chiffon ribbon to match my daughter’s room for the cutest sparkly Christmas wreath. Glitter + sequins is how I imagine heaven will look everyday.
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I had planned to take the week of Thanksgiving off from posting. But with family in town, a surprise...
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