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Wednesday, January 6, 2021

Small winter arrangement

When I decided to start a blog, I never thought anyone would be interested in my projects.  I only know what I like, but I am finding others seem to like what I put together.  Thank you for that!  You have no idea how much that means to me!  

I started this little blog because I love to decorate and covid had me down.  But being here with you all and knowing I can share a bit of our home with you and you actually enjoy following along, now that just made my day!  Thank you again!

And on to our small winter arrangement.  I hate when the Christmas decorations have to come down.  It makes me sad, but I take the first week in January off every year from my day job to put it all away and change up our home a bit.  



I wanted to share how I made these step by step since I had someone question them.  I purchased these long stem glass hurricanes from Meijer a few years ago on clearance, I think they were $2.99 a piece.  



I cleaned them up with Mrs. Meyers cleaner, it never streaks and I love the lavender scent.  



I used my trusty pine from Target that I purchased for $5.00 for a bunch.  Then an ornament I purchased from Hobby Lobby last year.  


I put the branches on top of each other and then fanned out the pine.




I put the pine down inside the hurricane and kept working with it until I liked the way it looked.  




Then I added the ornament to the bed of pine at an angle.  Not a bad project for zero cost to me.  I added up the cost of this project and if I needed to purchase all of these items then it would cost under $15.00.  Hobby Lobby always has the large ornaments after Christmas.  I have purchased the same ornaments after Christmas for about $2.00 for 2 ornaments.  For some reason the large ornaments are always left right before the shelves are to be cleared.  You can always find glass at your local thrift store.  And the pine, I lucked out finding it again this year from Target.  You can get an entire package for $5.00.  I will be adding to my pine loot next year again.  


Here they are in place on my buffet in the dining room.  Hope you enjoyed this simple project and if I inspired just one person, my work here is done.  Hope you are enjoying the start of 2021!  




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