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December 13, 2012

Living Color - Red and Green

It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas...
everywhere you go!

{I love that song.}

beth-yellowhousedays on Flickr
Today I'm going to share some of my favorite finds 
on Flickr and Pinterest,
featuring the colors of the season.

Let's get started with this appetizing rosemary wreath,
adorned with olives.

Julia M Usher via Pinterest

Even Mother Nature loves to decorate for Christmas.

Jim 20X Canon1 on Flickr

Try cutting some poinsettia bracts,
sealing the cut ends in a flame,
and arranging them in a vase or pitcher...
for a stunning display that will last for about a week!

A Spoonful of Sugar on Pinterest

I've actually used this idea for years
with a fishbowl shaped vase,
filled with some holly and water.
Float some fresh cranberries
and a votive candle.

{A large pillar candle also looks awesome in the center,
in place of votives.}
 
bhg.com on Pinterest

For comfort and joy,
how about some cushy cushions?

Sew Peachey on Flickr
I am filing this away for next year's projects...
little trees stitched casually onto a great background print.

{Perfect fabric selections!}

One ShaBby ChiCk on Flickr

Look at these little sugared cranberry and brie bites...
I would love to try making them sometime!


yummymummykitchen.com via Pinterest

This is such a pretty place setting,
and I love the touch of tulle, for a suggestion of snow.

betweennapsontheporch.net on Pinterest

Speaking of tulle...here it is in soft green, 
all dressed up with a handmade gift tag!

{I would love to find this fabulous present
under my Christmas tree any year!}

Bee In My Bonnet on Flickr

Here's another darling little gift tag, also
featuring Winter fabric by Minick and Simpson for Moda!

{That's the same line I've used in my Winter Dresden quilt,
and you'll finally get to see the finished quilt in my next post...I promise!}

All things Ming on Flickr



4 comments:

  1. What a wonderful array of seasonal goodies. If only we had the time for all of them. Never mind - one or two will be a start ... and I am going to start with the holly water with floating candles. Thanks for sharing.
    xx

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  2. What a lovely array of holiday inspiration! Such a delightful post!

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  3. Thanks for all the inspiration!!

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  4. Oh that is great! I have been so flat out that I am determined to work on some Christmas projects throughout 2013.

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