Cones made of old sheet music filled with aromatic pine cuttings in a crystal bowl next to my LED candle.
I have found the challenge of decorating for the holidays with as little money as possible to be quite rewarding. I spent $2.79 on a roll of twine but other than that, I am reusing and or repurposing what I already own. Enjoy my silvery winter wonderland!
Wrapped my everyday pot in sheet music to coordinate with other decorations.
Gram’s deer from her cabin grace the buffet table next to a vase filled with rosemary and pine cuttings.
Buddha graces the fireplace holding a festive green candle.
A garland with paper flowers, cones and cut out birds from file folders.
Sparkle up the succulents with silver leaves, ornaments and beads. Magnetic words make it a fun place to sit!
Well done Miss Cara! Hoping the Buddha adds an air of serenity and appreciation to the mix. I really enjoyed the grumpy season post. I’ve been feeling the same (out of sorts) and trying (with mixed success) to get in the spirit.
My holiday decorating involved putting my Target-bought wreath on the door, plugging in the wee lit tree I found on super holiday clearance at a hardware store last year, and putting new pillar candles (also bought on sale) on the silvery candle stands from my sister. Five minutes et voila!
Dear Diane,
It’s not how much you do but what you do and it sounds like you are well on your way to candlelit and cozy!
Good to hear from you.
Merry Christmas! CaraW
Where did you get the sheet music? Do you play some instrument I’m not aware of? Base fiddle maybe?
Wonders never cease!
ABSOLUTELY STUNNING! You are as creative on the outside as you are on the inside! Thanks for the pictures, and your talent.