Valentine's day is a fun time to decorate for me because I love the color red. I often mix hearts with snowflakes, since where I've lived, February is often the snowiest month of the year.
I bought the "tree" in the picture below at Pier 1 last year for an Easter decoration, but I've found uses for it during other times of the year, too. I always have something hanging from the light fixture over the dining room table, changing it for the holiday or season.
Thursday, January 28, 2010
Monday, January 18, 2010
Winter Decorations
I save all my snowflake and snowmen decorations for January, since I have TONS of other decorations for Christmas. As soon as the 1st of January comes, the Christmas is gone (okay, except for a few nativity sets that I leave out all year) and out come the snowflakes.
In recent years I've found that I'm not as excited about my snowman collection as I was ten years ago, and I use more snowflakes than snowmen. I find the snowflakes more formal and elegant than snowmen. Has anyone ever seen an elegant snowman? I didn't think so.
Please note the white "tree" and white organza underneath it. You'll be seeing them used in my decorations for the next few months, changing every month.
In recent years I've found that I'm not as excited about my snowman collection as I was ten years ago, and I use more snowflakes than snowmen. I find the snowflakes more formal and elegant than snowmen. Has anyone ever seen an elegant snowman? I didn't think so.
Please note the white "tree" and white organza underneath it. You'll be seeing them used in my decorations for the next few months, changing every month.
Sunday, January 17, 2010
Lovely Sights Seen while Shopping
Friday, January 8, 2010
Winter Wedding
My oldest son got married on January 2nd, and I volunteered to decorate for the reception even though it's customarily the family of the bride who does it. I live near Washington, DC, and the reception was held in Washington state, so I filled a suitcase with decorations from home and bought more things once I was there. It turned out well, I think, though there were several additional things I wish I'd brought with me from home.
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