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Easy Placecards for Your Thanksgiving Table
Using hand stamped gift tags for your dinner place cards is an easy and fun way to add style to your Thanksgiving tablescape. SUPPLIES NEEDED: Hand Stamped gift Tags Corn Husk Ribbon Pen to write Guests Names Napkin Plate Using your guest list write the names of your guests on the back of a stamped gift tag. Thread ribbon through punched hole and tie around napkin. Place napkin on plate making sure it lays flat and the ribbon bows are in order. {these hand stamped gift tags are available in our Esty Shop. Visit it by clicking here now!} When you will set your table? The day of or…
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Easy Fall Decor Idea For a Small Space
Adding small touches of Fall Décor around your home can be easier than you think. This small seasonal display can be used in a living room, on a bedroom night stand or to greet out-of-town guests in a guest room. SUPPLIES NEEDED: Mini White Pumpkin Small Cutting of an Olive Branch Small Clear Glass Vase Books for Stacking Begin by stacking hardcover books on a table or nightstand. A variety of color is nice but stay in the same pallet for a calm visual appeal. Place Olive Branch cuttings in vase with water. Making sure the bottom is dry. Add white mini pumpkin. Viola! Instant Autumn! What small details do…
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Decorating the Front Door for Thanksgiving Harvest
In this video for eHow I discuss how to decorate the Front Door for Thanksgiving or Harvest Dinner. This is something you can easily do even if you live in an apartment. Decorating your front door for Thanksgiving and harvest is an easy seasonal decorating project you can do to bring the Fall & Harvest season to your entranceway. If your entranceway is smaller this is perfect for you! How to Decorate the Front Door for Thanksgiving & Harvest — powered by ehow You may live in an apartment, or may not have a lot of room near your entrance way. There are still things that you can do to decorate…
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How To Make A Thanksgiving Showpiece {VIDEO}
In this video for eHow, I discuss how to make a Thanksgiving showpiece. This harvest display can be placed on your dining room table, your hallway, your entrance table, and will bring life and color throughout the entire season. Click image above or Click this link to watch the video: How to Make a Thanksgiving Showpiece — powered by eHow SUPPLIES NEEDED: Items you can bring in from your local farmer’s market or supermarket. Artichokes Indian Corn White Mini Pumpkins Gourds Mixed leaves Mixed Gourds in Various Colors Acorns Dried Tree Fruit. Starting with the Indian corn, layer in using their husks to create a nice base and foundation for the basket. Next…
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Fall Decor for Glass Front Cabinets
Use Indian Corn to decorate more than your doorway. Hang it on glass cabinets in your kitchen or dining room to and a touch of fall to every room. Supplies Needed: • Indian Corn Bunch • Wheat Stalks cut • Ribbon to tie around bunch • Ribbon cut to length to hang from to of cabinet • Scissors • Small nail or heavy duty hanging tape Tie ribbon around corn bunch to create a bow around the front. Tuck wheat into ribbon front. Loop second length of ribbon through the back of the bunch {occasionally your bunch may have a metal loop in place. Otherwise loop through the first ribbon…
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Personalized Indian Corn For a Special Touch
PERSONALIZED INDIAN CORN Create personalized seasonal Fall Decor with Indian corn you can find at farmers markets and local stores this time of year by adding wheat stalks, and ribbon to coordinate with your home decor. Supplies Used here: Mini Indian Corn bunch Wheat Stalks cut to size Ivory Grosgrain Ribbon Scissors Where did you find your Indian Corn? Local shop or Farmers Market? Let me know in the comments. Like & Share this post with friends using the below links!
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Moving On….Thanksgiving.
I have a love hate relationship with Halloween Decor. I LOVE that it gets people thinking about one of my favorite topics, Seasonal Decorating, but HATE the plastic spiders, bloody corpses and all around potential {as my Grandmother would have called it} “tacky-ness” of the whole thing. I say POTENTIAL, knowing that there are many people who do it well and should not be included in this rant of mine. But here we are finally, in November and we can now move full effect into Fall Decor without concern. The weather has cooled and it’s time to bring out the beauty and harvest of the season. I SAY BRING ON THE FALL…
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Seasonal Decorating: Yes, Even in the South.
Although I am not exactly sure how it happened; It is October 5th already and Seasonal Decorating has kicked off in most parts of the country. October in the Northeast is a time of leaves changing, pumpkin patches, corn mazes {I mean the ones actually growing in the ground} and hay wagon rides with hot cider. In the South….not so much. After living all my life in the Northeast and now finding myself in the South this time of year is confusing to say the least. Today it will be in the 80’s. I am wearing a tank top and flip-flops. How do you write about those cool fall nights with bonfires? October mornings…
