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Christmas Tree Decor

12/12/2016

Flocked Trees are In and I am in love with everything about them. Snow, Trees, Christmas... umm YES!

This year I wanted to have some of those classic Christmas colors but wanted that farmhouse charm. I was able to find this adorable Believe banner made out of Green and Red stripped ticking fabric and those little Red ticking banners for $3.00 each in the Target dollar spot. I love how rustic and classic they look.

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Our Christmas Trees

I'm all about the extras like those over sized ornaments, some sprigs flying out of the tree and the over sized birch Christmas words just make it! Add some cute gift tags or make your own ornaments like cinnamon stick stars, painted block ornaments, and pinecones with bows.

I hope you are enjoying your Christmas season Stay Sweet,

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DIY Fresh Christmas Wreath

12/11/2016

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DIY Fresh Christmas Wreaths

Gahh don't you love the fresh Chrismtas wreaths and garland you see out when your shopping this time of year. Problem is they are a little too expensive for me to replace every year. But for about $5.00 a wreath you can make your own!

What You Need

A Cheap Plain Wreath
Limb Trimmers
Clippings from your EverGreen Trees
Pastic Tub
Ribbon or your own finishings

Prep Work

Take your plastic tub and fill it with water.
Soak your trimmings in the water for 24 hours. (This will allow your wreaths to last longer and look fresh longer.)
After they have soaked take them out and let them dry.
You can take an extra step and grab a wilt proof spray from your local nursery. (This will coat your needles and lock in the moisture.)

Making the Wreath

Start by cutting smaller pieces of your trimmings.
Strart in the top middle and work your way to the lower middle.
Take your clippings and lay them point down to the middle.
Use your Wreath Limbs to wrap around keeping your fresh pieces in place.
Continue this untill you get to the lower middle.
After you have made it to the middle work from the top right and work your way back down to the middle.
Add a bow or any other finishings you desire.

The lower middle should be full.

Easy, Pretty, and Classic.

Thanks for stopping by and I hope you have fun making your own fresh wreaths! Christmas time is hear!!! Stay Sweet,

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Christmas Tree Decor

Flocked Trees are In and I am in love with everything about them. Snow, Trees, Christmas... umm YES!

Our Christmas Trees

DIY Fresh Christmas Wreath

DIY Fresh Christmas Wreaths

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Prep Work

Making the Wreath

Easy, Pretty, and Classic.

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Christmas Tree Decor

Flocked Trees are In and I am in love with everything about them. Snow, Trees, Christmas... umm YES!

Our Christmas Trees

DIY Fresh Christmas Wreath

DIY Fresh Christmas Wreaths

What You Need

Prep Work

Making the Wreath

Easy, Pretty, and Classic.

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