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I love creating tablescapes — here is one I styled for fall in our Blue Cottage — and in this post I’m featuring five beautiful Christmas table decorations ideas that I hope you will enjoy and might want to copy.
From glittery gold to antlers and elves, these Christmas tablescapes are gorgeous inspirations to create festive decor for your own holiday gathering.
White Birch & Antler Centerpiece
Check out how easy it is to create a red and metallic tablescape for your Christmas table, and get inspired by this adorable red truck with Christmas tree decor perfect for a farmhouse look.
This post was written in partnership with Boscov’s. All opinions are my own.
I recently was asked if I’d like to decorate with items you can find at Boscov’s.
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Well, their team did a wonderful job to personalize a box of holiday home decor for me that are just my style. Take a look! [Read more…]
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Check out this easy Christmas table setting I put together. Sometimes you only need some inspiration to create your own with items you already own. DIY doesn’t always have to mean you have to heat up the glue gun.
I styled a Christmas table setting for the first time in the Blue Cottage. I guess you could call the theme casual cottage chic.
Nothing I used breaks the bank. I found the tablecloth, small red plates, medium plates, napkins, and placemats at Home Goods, and they were about $4 to $9 per set.
I was looking for simple Thanksgiving decorating ideas for my Blue Cottage, and Pinterest is usually the first place I go for inspiration. Here are my favorite easy decor ideas for Thanksgiving and fall.
What did we ever do before Pinterest, right?
I used to rip pages out of decorating magazines all the time, and I still have them all in boxes and folders, but now they just collect dust, and I pin everything to my many Pinterest boards.
These are my favorite easy Thanksgiving decorating ideas. They don’t cost much, don’t take long to create, but definitely looks beautiful.
I love this rustic idea of using acorns and leaves. Just picks some up from outside, or have the kids go on a treasure hunt for them!