This past Saturday was my day to be creative with decorating for the holidays. I was also determined to throw away old outdoor decorations I haven't used for years but every time I headed to the garbage, a light bulb would go off and I had an idea for repurposing the decorations. So, here are some of the things I was up to over the weekend.
My favorite was using one of my hanging baskets and decorating it with pine and holiday decoration sticks purchased from a local craft store. The inside edge of the basket is lined with miniature battery operated lights. It is so pretty that I almost wanted to leave it indoors. This basket is hanging by my front door instead of the wreath that I usually hang in this spot. See the repurposed wreath below.
Since I was on an arrangement kick I decided to redo a basket I use as home decor all year round. This basket is filled with sparkly, white, red, and gold pine cones and miniature glass bulbs in red, green and gold. I also threw in medium sized chunks of cinnamon sticks which makes the whole dining room smell delicious plus I added a few red potpourri petal rolls. I lined the inside edge of the bowl with miniature battery operated lights strung on the inside edge of the bowl.
I have this beautiful gold dish that I recently purchased and decorates my dining table. I filled this with gold and light green sparkly floral sticks, gold pine cones and two pretty large brown tree bulbs. I had family members in and out of the house all weekend and everyone has commented on this arrangement.
Glancing around my yard I decided that I could do something similar with the bird bath. Which was sticking out like a sore thumb with the surrounding light up decorations. I used a couple of boughs that were trimmed off of our Christmas tree, another large gold ball and a little bit of gold garland around the edge. Lights are tucked in with the garland. This ball will also get a coat of glow in the dark paint.
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