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Tuesday, February 11, 2014
Blogger Stylin Home Tours Christmas 2013
Im so excited to be participating in Lindsay of The White Buffalo Styling Co. Christmas home tour! There are so many amazing bloggers participating - Im so honored to be included!
This weekend we started decorating for Christmas (I know were late :) Weve been traveling a lot so we finally got a full weekend to work on projects. Yay!
For our Christmas tree this year, I decided to focus on texture, contrast and shine. As always, its mostly DIY!

I made a feather garland by gluing loose feathers to yarn. I love the softness that it adds!

I finally made my first gold urchin (took me long enough :) using styrofoam balls, toothpicks, and gold spray paint.

I printed a few letters and then cut them out of chip board and spray painted.

I glued black and white paper clips on the back to attach them to the tree. Finally, a few pennant banners made from gold glitter ribbon and contact paper that I drew a diagonal stripe on.

I collected a few pine cones and branches from the yard. I miss Californias weather, but its nice to actually feel like Christmas here!

I found this brass pillar candle holder from Goodwill for $1.30 (LOVE thrifting here!!)



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This weekend we started decorating for Christmas (I know were late :) Weve been traveling a lot so we finally got a full weekend to work on projects. Yay!
For our Christmas tree this year, I decided to focus on texture, contrast and shine. As always, its mostly DIY!

I made a feather garland by gluing loose feathers to yarn. I love the softness that it adds!

I finally made my first gold urchin (took me long enough :) using styrofoam balls, toothpicks, and gold spray paint.

I printed a few letters and then cut them out of chip board and spray painted.

I glued black and white paper clips on the back to attach them to the tree. Finally, a few pennant banners made from gold glitter ribbon and contact paper that I drew a diagonal stripe on.

I collected a few pine cones and branches from the yard. I miss Californias weather, but its nice to actually feel like Christmas here!

I found this brass pillar candle holder from Goodwill for $1.30 (LOVE thrifting here!!)

I simply placed one of the urchins on top of the tree as a topper - it just stays in place :) Thanks Bethany for the inspiration!! The tree skirt is a striped tablecloth that I folded up. It definitely feels more Christmasy here .. now we just need snow!

Make sure to follow along with the entire Christmas home tour - all of the bloggers participating are amazing - you wont want to miss any!!
Monday:
Lindsay - The White Buffalo Styilng Co.
Roeshel - DIY Showoff
Jess and Monica - East Coast Creative
Laura - Finding Home
Jesse - Scout & Nimble
Sarah - Sarah M. Dorsey
Angela - Number Fifty-Three
Gwen - The Makerista
Brittany - Brittany Makes
Tuesday:
Ashley - The Handmade Home
Anneke - This, That, & Life
Gina - Shabby Creek Cottage
Cassie - Primitive & Proper
Caitlin - Desert Domicile
Jenna - Rain on a Tin Roof
Sarah - The Thriftress
Carolyn - Sweet Chaos Home
Jamie - So Much Better with Age
Shavonda - A Home Full of Color
Wednesday:
Emily - Jones Design Company
Jamie - C.R.A.F.T.
Lucy - Craftberry Bush
Michelle - Decor and the Dog
Whitney - The Curtis Casa
Kristin - Bliss at Home
Summer - Simple Stylings
Sarah - Lacquer and Linen
Kelly - View Along the Way
Thursday:
Kennesha - Restoration House Interiors
Jenna - SAS Interiors
Chris - Just a Girl
Kelly - Eclectically Vintage
Michelle - Iron and Twine
Amanda - Our Humble Abode
Julia - Cuckoo 4 Design
Bethany - Dwellings by Devore
Lindsay - Makely Home
Jennifer - Dimples and Tangles
Friday:
Shauna - Perfectly Imperfect
Traci - Beneath My Heart
Jennifer - The Chronicles of Home
Jen - Tatertots and Jello
Kristin - Hunted Interior
Eileen - A Creative Day
Gabbi - Retro Ranch Reno
Shannon - Shannon Berrey Designs
Kristen - KFD Designs
Jessica - Dear Emmeline
Sarah - Royal Marigold
Carmel - Our Fifth House
Danika - Gorgeous Shiny Things

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