Holiday Ornaments Sounds | Christmas Special (Gentle Whisper ASMR)
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Holiday Ornaments Sounds | Christmas Special (Gentle Whisper ASMR)
In this video I show you all my decorations and christmas ornaments around the house on two of my beautiful trees and around my fireplace. Twitter: twitter.com Facebook: facebook.com If you want to help Donate for better video quality, here is my Paypal email: tonyjovanov5@gmail.com
Holiday Ornaments Sounds | Christmas Special (Gentle Whisper ASMR)
Holiday Ornaments Sounds | Christmas Special (Gentle Whisper ASMR)
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Make a Peppermint Candy Wreath Ornament
It wasn't until I started working at the preschool that I heard about these candy ornaments, a co-worker had told me how to make them. I liked the idea so I tried to make some at home just to see how they would turn out and I loved it. You can either turn your candy wreathes into ornaments for your Christmas tree or put them in stockings as stocking for a tasty suffers treat on Christmas morning. Just make sure not to put any glue on them if you plan on eating them. Follow these few easy steps to make your own peppermint candy wreath ornament.
Make a Peppermint Candy Wreath Ornament
How to Create Succulent Objects And Christmas Trees
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How to Create Succulent Objects And Christmas Trees
*** Special Holiday Episode 2: Succulent Christmas Trees *** Succulent Christmas Trees! This is Another Fun Holiday Episode where David gets a fun demonstration on how to make living garden art made from succulent plants from California Cactus Center Plant Designer, Arree Thongthiraj. This design idea is sure to please! It's simple, fun and meant for anyone! *** Linkage *** California Cactus Center: www.cactuscenter.com *** Previous Episodes *** Episode 1 youtu.be Episode 1.5: youtu.be Episode 2: youtu.be Episode 3: youtu.be Episode 4: youtu.be Episode 5: youtu.be Episode 6: youtu.be Holiday Special 1: youtu.be Episode 7: youtu.be Holiday Special 2: You're Watching It! Episode 8: Premieres December 28nd *** Visit Us *** Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter: twitter.com Google+: plus.google.com *** About Urban Dirt *** Urban Dirt hosted by David Walrod is a new gardening show created just for you. We're kicking off the show by doing a backyard makeover - but it's not done by the magic of television - David Walrod will take you along with him as he breaks down the landscaping design and implemenation from start to finish. *** New Episodes Every Thursday! *** *** Credits *** Starring: David Walrod Guest Host: Arree Thongthiraj of California Cactus Center Director of Photography/Post-Production: Jose Bazan Created & Produced by David Walrod & Jeremy Romero Music by: FVG
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How to Create Succulent Objects And Christmas Trees
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17 Fun Christmas Decorating Ideas to Add Sparkle to Your Home
'Tis the season to decorate your home in all the splendor of Christmas. I personally love decorating for the holidays... pulling out all of those bins of forgotten decorations... discovering new items I purchased throughout the year... and falling into deep nostalgia. Decorating for Christmas is almost as fun as the actual day of Christmas. It truly is a special time of the year and making your home special will bring warmth to your family and friend's hearts... and create wonderful memories.
17 Fun Christmas Decorating Ideas to Add Sparkle to Your Home
Decorating Tips: How to Decorate a Garland Simply and Easily at Holidays or Year Around
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Decorating Tips: How to Decorate a Garland Simply and Easily at Holidays or Year Around
Atlanta Interior Designer and Decorator, Melissa Galt, shows you how to decorate a garland for the holiday or anytime.
Decorating Tips: How to Decorate a Garland Simply and Easily at Holidays or Year Around
Decorating Tips: How to Decorate a Garland Simply and Easily at Holidays or Year Around
Decorating Tips: How to Decorate a Garland Simply and Easily at Holidays or Year Around
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The Story of the Advent Wreath
Beautiful and symbolic, the Advent Wreath reminds Christians of the deeper meaning of Christmas and stirs within the heart love, joy, peace and hope for our world. There are several theories about the origination of the Advent Wreath. Whether it began as a non-Christian tradition or whether it did not appear until the 19thcentury are discussions best left to historians. It really does not matter because the Advent Wreath has become a symbol of great significance to Christians.
The Story of the Advent Wreath
How To accomplish "NEWS PAPER"Wreath
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How To accomplish "NEWS PAPER"Wreath
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17 Fun Christmas Decorating Ideas to Add Sparkle to Your Home
'Tis the season to decorate your home in all the splendor of Christmas. I personally love decorating for the holidays... pulling out all of those bins of forgotten decorations... discovering new items I purchased throughout the year... and falling into deep nostalgia. Decorating for Christmas is almost as fun as the actual day of Christmas. It truly is a special time of the year and making your home special will bring warmth to your family and friend's hearts... and create wonderful memories.
17 Fun Christmas Decorating Ideas to Add Sparkle to Your Home
How To Make a Wreath Out Of Old CDs
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How To Make a Wreath Out Of Old CDs
Watch more Christmas Trees & Decorations videos: www.howcast.com Subscribe to Howcast's YouTube Channel - howc.st Use your old CDs to make an eye-catching wreath. Howcast uploads the highest quality how-to videos daily! Be sure to check out our playlists for guides that interest you: howc.st Subscribe to Howcast's other YouTube Channels: Howcast Health Channel - howc.st Howcast Video Games Channel - howc.st Howcast Tech Channel - howc.st Howcast Food Channel - howc.st Howcast Arts & Recreation Channel - howc.st Howcast Sports & Fitness Channel - howc.st Howcast Personal Care & Style Channel - howc.st Howcast empowers people with engaging, useful how-to information wherever, whenever they need to know how. Emphasizing high-quality instructional videos, Howcast brings you experts who provide accurate information in easy-to-follow tutorials on everything from makeup, hairstyling, nail art design, and soccer to parkour, skateboarding, dancing, kissing, and much, much more. Step 1: Glue CDs on ring Arrange the CDs in evenly spaced intervals completely around the craft ring, shiny side facing out, and glue them into place. Step 2: Glue the second row Glue a second layer of CDs so that they're evenly spaced between the CDs on the first layer. Step 3: Attach the hanger Glue the picture hanger to the back of the ring so the wreath will hang properly. Step 4: Glue the lights on Glue the battery pack for the Christmas lights to the back of the wreath, opposite the hanger. When the ...
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How To Make a Wreath Out Of Old CDs
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Looking For Christmas Door Decorating Contest Ideas?
Are you looking for Christmas door decorating contest ideas? There are definitely a lot of Christmas door decorating contest ideas here. The holidays are just around the corner and once again, it's Christmas time. There are so many ways to celebrate Christmas, be it at home, in the office, or in school. Aside from gift-giving, a lot of people celebrate the holidays with raffles and various contests. If you are looking for ideas on Christmas door decorations, then you've come to the right place. Let's take a look at a couple of ideas below.
Looking For Christmas Door Decorating Contest Ideas?
December 31, 1981 HBO promos
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December 31, 1981 HBO promos
Here are some vintage HBO promos from December 1981 (in fact, New Year's Eve 1981) during their transition to being a 24-hour network. Here's the lineup: 1. Next On for the "Candid" Candid Camera 2. Richard Pryor in concert 3. Back Roads with Sally Field and Tommy Lee Jones 4. HBO bumper promoting their new 24-hour schedule starting in January (didn't it start on December 28?) 5. HBO Special intro 6. A different HBO bumper 7. Next On for Two Against the Arctic (part 1) 8. More Richard Pryor 9. The Outsider with Craig Wasson 10. More Back Roads 11. Intermission Special intro (it was a piece about ballet with a bunch of classical music, so I kept it out) 12. Superman: The Movie 13. the 1981 Bodybuilding Championships 14. HBO Weekend with Nine to Five, the World's Greatest Athlete, and Back Roads 15. HBO holiday wreath bumper 16. Pay-TV warning 17. HBO's unique opening for Two Against the Arctic 18. Another HBO bumper 19. Next On for the Nude Bomb with Maxwell Smart, er, Don Adams 20. Remember When: the Image Makers 21. Snowball Express with Dean Jones and Harry Morgan 22. Dionne Warwick in concert 23. Intermission Video Jukebox intro (before Hall & Oates' Private Eyes) 24. Another Intermission Special intro (it also has classical music) 25. Little Miss Marker with Walter Matthau and Julie Andrews 26. Another HBO Weekend promo 27. Another HBO holiday wreath bumper 28. HBO Feature Movie intro (Theater 1) 29. Ratings bumper (PG) Enjoy!
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December 31, 1981 HBO promos
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Looking For Christmas Door Decorating Contest Ideas?
Are you looking for Christmas door decorating contest ideas? There are definitely a lot of Christmas door decorating contest ideas here. The holidays are just around the corner and once again, it's Christmas time. There are so many ways to celebrate Christmas, be it at home, in the office, or in school. Aside from gift-giving, a lot of people celebrate the holidays with raffles and various contests. If you are looking for ideas on Christmas door decorations, then you've come to the right place. Let's take a look at a couple of ideas below.
Looking For Christmas Door Decorating Contest Ideas?
McDonalds 1989 Christmas Commercial The Little Mermaid "Holiday Ornaments"
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McDonalds 1989 Christmas Commercial The Little Mermaid "Holiday Ornaments"
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McDonalds 1989 Christmas Commercial The Little Mermaid "Holiday Ornaments"
McDonalds 1989 Christmas Commercial The Little Mermaid "Holiday Ornaments"
McDonalds 1989 Christmas Commercial The Little Mermaid "Holiday Ornaments"
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Eight Ideas for Holiday Candy Cane Decorations
When the candy canes come out, it's a sure sign that the holidays are near. Unlike nowadays, there used to be just one type of Christmas candy. These candies, colored red and white striped and peppermint flavored, are always a wonderful holiday treat.
Eight Ideas for Holiday Candy Cane Decorations
Holiday Pretzel Treats - Lynn's Recipes
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Holiday Pretzel Treats - Lynn's Recipes
A salty pretzel combined with sweet chocolate that taste great. This is good for sharing with neighbors, holiday parties, or just to snack on during the season. If you enjoy the salty and sweet combination, you are sure to love these treats. You can also make these at other times of the year using the Valentine's Day M&M's, Easter, M&M's , Halloween, M&M's, or any other ones you choose. You can also switch up the Hershey's Kisses to your choosing. Bite-sized Pretzel Twists Hershey's Kiss Hugs M&M's Candies Preheat oven to 170°. Set a number of bite-sized pretzels (one for each treat) in a single layer on a cookie sheet that has been lined with parchment paper. Top each pretzel with a Hershey's Kiss. Bake for 6 minutes until the chocolates feel soft when touched with a wooden spoon. Remove the cookie sheet from the oven and quickly press an M&M's candy into the center of the Kiss. Allow the treats to cool, then refrigerate to set about 10 minutes. .
Holiday Pretzel Treats - Lynn's Recipes
Holiday Pretzel Treats - Lynn's Recipes
Holiday Pretzel Treats - Lynn's Recipes
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17 Fun Christmas Decorating Ideas to Add Sparkle to Your Home
'Tis the season to decorate your home in all the splendor of Christmas. I personally love decorating for the holidays... pulling out all of those bins of forgotten decorations... discovering new items I purchased throughout the year... and falling into deep nostalgia. Decorating for Christmas is almost as fun as the actual day of Christmas. It truly is a special time of the year and making your home special will bring warmth to your family and friend's hearts... and create wonderful memories.
17 Fun Christmas Decorating Ideas to Add Sparkle to Your Home
Wine Cork, Rafia & Burlap Wreaths
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Wine Cork, Rafia & Burlap Wreaths
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Christmas Assembly Ideas
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FR Presents: Easy Technique for Arranging a Dozen Roses
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FR Presents: Easy Technique for Arranging a Dozen Roses
Florists' Review Publisher Talmage McLaurin, AIFD, teaches how to arrange a dozen roses with baby's breath for Christmas, Valentine's Day, Mother's Day and many other occasions. It even includes a sweet treat tucked in.
FR Presents: Easy Technique for Arranging a Dozen Roses
FR Presents: Easy Technique for Arranging a Dozen Roses
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Christmas Classroom Activities for Fun and Learning
There are many different Christmas classroom activities that can be used with students in the lead up to Christmas. Many of these are both fun and also educational so that while the children enjoy themselves they will also be learning. The Christmas theme can be used in math activities, writing activities, spelling activities, craft activities and there are also educational Christmas puzzles that can used with students. There are also many educational Christmas games that can be played in the classroom with either small groups or with the whole class.
Christmas Classroom Activities for Fun and Learning
Bear in the Big Blue House - A Berry Bear Christmas Part 1
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Bear in the Big Blue House - A Berry Bear Christmas Part 1
Part 1. This is a Christmas special of Bear in the Big Blue House. Enjoy! Episode Synopsis: The winter holidays find Bear and his friends planning a big celebration. They're all getting ready for Christmas, but also learn about Hanukkah and Kwanzaa. Bear also celebrates his favorite tradition, the finding of the winter berry. As things start out, Pip and Pop have put together a reindeer wreath. Everyone wants to help out with the wreath, so Bear suggests they all add something of their own. Later, the group meets Santa Hogg and presents him with a large list of holiday wishes. Then there's a bit of an argument when Treelo wants to open everyone's presents and not just his own. After hearing a howling noise, the group takes in an old hound named Jack with no home and invites him to stay for the holidays. The gang decides that he would take a rest. This gets everyone thinking about the true meaning of the holidays. In the Shadow segment, Shadow thanks Bear for his gift of a scarf. Shadows don't get cold, but it's the thought that counts. She then sings the song "It's Kwanzaa Time." Part 2: www.youtube.com Disclaimer: I do not own this; it belongs to The Jim Henson Company. No copyright infringement intended. All Rights Reserved.
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How Do I Hang an Outdoor Wreath on Windows
Are the holidays coming up and you want to decorate your house? A festive holiday wreath can be just the thing to brighten up any home. There are so many different designs and the only thing that limits you is your own eye and where you want to put the wreath.
How Do I Hang an Outdoor Wreath on Windows
Nontraditional Holiday Arrangement
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Nontraditional Holiday Arrangement
Design Director Kevin Ylvisaker, AIFD, PFCI, shows how to create a trendy holiday design using OASIS® Floral Products and Floralife.
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Christmas Classroom Activities for Fun and Learning
There are many different Christmas classroom activities that can be used with students in the lead up to Christmas. Many of these are both fun and also educational so that while the children enjoy themselves they will also be learning. The Christmas theme can be used in math activities, writing activities, spelling activities, craft activities and there are also educational Christmas puzzles that can used with students. There are also many educational Christmas games that can be played in the classroom with either small groups or with the whole class.
Christmas Classroom Activities for Fun and Learning
Christmas Wreath
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Christmas Wreath
Christmas Wreath from Scottish Christmas Trees. Order online now for Christmas delivery. Real Christmas Wreaths hand made in Scotland from sustainable natural tree clippings. See Sally make a Christmas wreath and hear Rory explain the process. Lovely Christmas wreaths deliver direct to...
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How Do I Hang an Outdoor Wreath on Windows
Are the holidays coming up and you want to decorate your house? A festive holiday wreath can be just the thing to brighten up any home. There are so many different designs and the only thing that limits you is your own eye and where you want to put the wreath.
How Do I Hang an Outdoor Wreath on Windows
Take an old bogus band and transform it!
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Take an old bogus band and transform it!
Everyone has an old artificial wreath out in the garage or attic. Or you can buy one just about anywhere. Here's an inexpensive fast way to transform it into a lush beautiful Christmas wreath using real greenery. Step by step instuctions that you can do yourself, quickly, for company coming, or just for you! Let me know if this was helpful, and Merry Merry Christmas!
Take an old bogus band and transform it!
Take an old bogus band and transform it!
Take an old bogus band and transform it!
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Popular Christmas Traditions and Christmas Decorations in Spain
Throughout the world, Christmas is one of the most well known holidays. In Spain, as well as in many other countries, this holiday focuses on the celebration of Christ's birth. It is a time for families to gather together to celebrate and share the joy of the season with song, dancing and family meals. Christmas trees and handmade decorations, as well as the Nativity scene are familiar sights. Although these traditions are common in many countries, there are some aspects of the Christmas holiday which are unique to Spain.
Popular Christmas Traditions and Christmas Decorations in Spain
A Gothic December 2011 Calendar
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A Gothic December 2011 Calendar
I have been studying in an advanced calligraphy course at the Calligraphic Arts Guild of Toronto (cagt.posterous.com), and this amazing course has led me to create this piece, "A Gothic December 2011". I wanted to create something with a holiday season feel to it, by re-using my circular calligraphy border and applying a wreath to it. I learned so much by doing this project -- it will mark a fundamental turning point in both my calligraphy style and process. Because of this, I plan to embark on an epic calligraphic project titled, "The Gothic Project", which is the creation of a complete gothic textura typeface (similar to a font)specifically created for commercial digital designers and artists. I will blog more about "The Gothic Project" and my new digital process later. Overall I am very happy with this piece. Originally I struggled with the lettering until I transitioned to my new digital process. My instructor also inspired me to really emphasize the capital D in December. I like the crisp bold letterform of gothic textura. I like the contrast between the thick and thin parts of each stroke. I like how the wreath and gold medallion turned out. I like the faded textured background, I like the December 2011 overlay in the background, the bold sharp gothic numbers, and the overall composition and lighting. I had great fun in doing this work, and that is why i do this. You can read more about my works at steveczajka.posterous.com or have a quick peek at my gallery at ...
A Gothic December 2011 Calendar
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17 Fun Christmas Decorating Ideas to Add Sparkle to Your Home
'Tis the season to decorate your home in all the splendor of Christmas. I personally love decorating for the holidays... pulling out all of those bins of forgotten decorations... discovering new items I purchased throughout the year... and falling into deep nostalgia. Decorating for Christmas is almost as fun as the actual day of Christmas. It truly is a special time of the year and making your home special will bring warmth to your family and friend's hearts... and create wonderful memories.
17 Fun Christmas Decorating Ideas to Add Sparkle to Your Home
DIY Holiday Wreaths
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DIY Holiday Wreaths
Step-by-step instructions on how to make and decorate your own balsam fir holiday wreath.
DIY Holiday Wreaths
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Step-by-step instructions on how to make and decorate your own balsam fir holiday wreath.
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I love decorating for Christmas so much, it looks like Christmas blew up in my house... but in a good way! :-)
Holiday Wreath
17 Fun Christmas Decorating Ideas to Add Sparkle to Your Home
So... I've listed 17 ideas for decorating home your home for the holidays. I hope that you find at least one new idea for you... and maybe a few will inspire you with a whole list of original ideas!
17 Fun Christmas Decorating Ideas to Add Sparkle to Your Home
1. Brighten your christmas tree
It's easy to string lights on your Christmas tree... but take tree lights very seriously at my house. My husband wraps each individual branch and twig with lights. Yes, it's a bit tedious... but the result is breathtaking. Hey, you're going to be looking at that tree all month... take the extra time and really make your tree glow... literally.
2. Decorate your stair rail
This is a given, but it amazes me how few actually do it. Whenever you see beautifully decorated homes in magazines you see this grand staircase wrapped in garland and lights. It's stunning. And you can have the same exact effect in your home. It's easy! Wrap your banisters with garland. You can go cheap and use the standard green garland in a box... or you can go all out and get some more realistic garland. Whatever your budget can handle... do what's best for you. Now, wrap the garland in white lights. It doesn't matter what kind of garland you use... because once those lights are on... wow! But don't stop there! Tie a pretty christmas ribbon bow at the bottom and top of the hand rails. And if you have enough ribbon, wind the ribbon loosely around the rail. Don't wrap the ribbon exactly like you wrapped the garland... offset it a bit. Now, you're really decorating!
And if you're inspired... grab some shiny christmas ball ornaments and hang those on your garland all the way up the stairs. I bet you didn't know your house could look so luxurious!
3. Add christmas bows
I add bows made of all kinds of christmas ribbon all over my house. On the stair rail, on my wreaths... on the ends of my draped garland. On door knobs. I attach them to my outdoor house lights. I add a big swag christmas bow just below my angel on my christmas tree. And for my second tree (yes, my second tree) I have a big 2-ribbon tree topper bow.
4. Hang wreaths in windows
It's common to hang wreaths on your front door. But I love hanging wreaths on my windows. I'm not talking about just on the outside of your house. I also mean on the inside. I don't hang wreaths in all my windows... my I select a room that needs a little extra Christmas spirit and hang one in each window. I also hang a wreath above the fire place. And another on my book shelves. And guess what... I add bows to all of them.
5. Greet visitors with some fun
All the formal decorating stuff is nice... but don't forget to add some personality and fun to your rooms. Especially in your foyer. Find something that makes you smile and put it where people will see it as soon as they come into your house. I found this Christmas center piece that is made of holly leaves, berries and 3 stacked gingermen. It is adorable! It makes me smile and I put it on a table in my foyer. Now, I enjoy it when I come home... and others can enjoy it when the visit. It's silly and I love it!
6. Create memories with small decorations
Growing up, I always remembered my Mother's little Christmas knick-knacks. Like snow globes and funny little snow men. I really didn't follow in tradition when I first had kids. But my Mother gifted me little silly items every year. And as the years have gone on, my children ask about some of these items when we decorate the house. I have a little igloo with snowmen that has a little light that acts like a fire. My daughter remembered this from last year and was so excited when she saw it out. It's the little things... literally... that can be the most special.
7. Decorate your fireplace mantel
My fireplace mantel varies from year to year. I've draped garland and lights and hungs stockings. I've displayed a variety of different sized candles dressed in pine cones and garland. I've displayed framed photos of the family. Whatever you decide... just have fun with it. Experiment. Try varying heights of a few different items. Try simple... try cluttered. Find your style.
8. Add garland
Like wreaths, add garland everywhere! I wrap garland on the banisters... I frame the door ways. I drape garland with fruit over my french doors. I lay garland along the top back of my couches. I even wrap my columns in garland.
10. Add a little character to your front yard
I used to do the "nice" decorating in my front yard. White lights on the shrubs. Garland and white lights around my door. And it IS nice. But now, I try to add a little fun. Not too much... I still don't want my yard looking like I'm having a yard sale! This year I lined my front walk in light up candy canes. So cute! I still have my white lights on everything else... but its the candy canes that make me smile. And my kids love them!
11. Place wrapped gifts
Wrap boxes in shiny paper... tie a ribbon on them... and place them around your house. What fun! I place wrapped gift boxes on my book shelves, a few in a blank corner... some under the tree... anywhere that you need to add a little Christmas cheer. What an easy way to decorate!
12. Candles
Ah, the soft flicker of candle light can really add to the mood of a cozy home. I love the look of candles in windows. Obviously, don't use real candles for this. I also like to light a few candles around my home. The smell of cinnamon and holly is delicious.
13. Fill glass vases with cranberries and sparkle
Pull out those glass vases that just sit in your cupboard. Fill them with fake cranberries, clear glass stones, salt, pine cones, and/or christmas balls. Layer and be creative. And then leave these filled vases out. This a professional decorator trick. It's quick and it looks amazing!
14. Bowl of ornaments
Take a large bowl and fill it with some of your extra christmas balls. Or, collect some unique ones that you personally love... and place those in your bowl. Place this bowl in the center of your coffee table or dining table.
15. Photos of Christmas memories
Pull out some of those precious memories of Christmases past and put them in some decorative frames. Shiny silver frames... red painted frames. Whatever you like. And place these around your house. You'll find that you'll start remembering stories and sharing these moments with your friends and family.
16. Christmas hand towels and bathroom mats
Don't forget the bathrooms! Add a cute hand towel and a christmasy floor mat. I have a chimney tissue box that I place on the back of the hall bathroom toilet. Just add a little somethin'.
17. Set your dining table
You may not be expecting dinner guests, but it's always nice to have a decorated and set table. Pull out your favorite holiday dishes. I have these fun white dishes that have reindeer, christmas trees and santas painted on them. I love them! Dress up your table with colorful place mats.... place random christmas balls over the table... place a dramatic center piece... and light some votive candles.
As I write this article, I can already think of a few more christmas decorating ideas. But I have to end this list at some point. Decorating your home for the holidays can create a lot of wonderful memories that you'll relive each year you pull out those bins. So, get to it! And happy holidays!
Oh... and don't forget to hang jingle bells on the doors... and mistletoe above the doorways... ok, ok, I'll stop!
17 Fun Christmas Decorating Ideas to Add Sparkle to Your Home
I have been studying in an advanced calligraphy course at the Calligraphic Arts Guild of Toronto (cagt.posterous.com), and this amazing course has led me to create this piece, "A Gothic December 2011". I wanted to create something with a holiday season feel to it, by re-using my circular calligraphy border and applying a wreath to it. I learned so much by doing this project -- it will mark a fundamental turning point in both my calligraphy style and process. Because of this, I plan to embark on an epic calligraphic project titled, "The Gothic Project", which is the creation of a complete gothic textura typeface (similar to a font)specifically created for commercial digital designers and artists. I will blog more about "The Gothic Project" and my new digital process later. Overall I am very happy with this piece. Originally I struggled with the lettering until I transitioned to my new digital process. My instructor also inspired me to really emphasize the capital D in December. I like the crisp bold letterform of gothic textura. I like the contrast between the thick and thin parts of each stroke. I like how the wreath and gold medallion turned out. I like the faded textured background, I like the December 2011 overlay in the background, the bold sharp gothic numbers, and the overall composition and lighting. I had great fun in doing this work, and that is why i do this. You can read more about my works at steveczajka.posterous.com or have a quick peek at my gallery at ...
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Leading up to the Christmas holiday, the Spanish celebrate a tradition called "Hogueras" (bonfires). This is a celebration of the winter solstice which is the shortest day of the year. At this time, people jump over a bonfire, symbolizing a protection against illness. Also during the winter solstice, swing sets are constructed to be used by the people in the belief that by swinging high they will cause the sun to move higher in the sky.
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Popular Christmas Traditions and Christmas Decorations in Spain
On Christmas Eve, tiny lamps are lit in the windows throughout the villages, representing the stars in the Christmas Eve sky. At midnight, bells are rung in each of the villages, calling everyone to "La Misa Del Gallo", the Mass of the Rooster. It is called this because the rooster was known as the first of the animals to announce Christ's birth.
Popular Christmas Traditions and Christmas Decorations in Spain
After the midnight Mass, Christmas dinner is served. The traditional holiday meal includes "Pavo Trufado de Navidad", which is Christmas turkey with truffles. Roast lamb, suckling pig, duck, and seafood such as lobster, shrimp, trout and salmon may also be served, depending on which part of the country one is in. Traditional desserts may include marzipan, made of honey, almonds and eggs, and polvorones, which is a sweetbread. Nuts, dried fruits, and caramel custard are among other desserts served. No meal is complete without a drink. Cava is the Spanish champagne, and it often accompanies the Christmas meal.
In many countries a visit by Santa Claus is an important part of a Christmas celebration. However, in Spain, this is not the case. The children do receive small gifts from "Papa Noel" on Christmas, but this is not a big part of the festivities. Instead, they celebrate January 6, which is the Three King's Day, a day commemorating the Three Wise Men who brought gifts to the Baby Jesus. On January 5, the children take part in a parade to see the Three Kings when they come to their village or town. When given the chance, they ask the Three Kings for the presents they are hoping for. On the eve of this special day, the children leave their shoes out where they are easily found. They are filled with straw and carrots for the camels on which the Wise Men travel. On the next morning, the straw and carrots are gone, replaced by presents. On this day, a special dessert is served, the "Roscon de los Reyes" which is a large circular cake. It is decorated with candied fruits, which represent the jewels which were on the Three Kings' robes. There is a surprise baked into the cake, and whoever finds it becomes the king or queen of the house.
Spain's celebration of Christmas is similar to the manner in which other countries celebrate it with Christmas trees and Christmas wreaths.. But by also having its own unique traditions, a visitor can gain insight into the people of Spain and their lives. Knowing the traditions of various countries such as Spain can give one a new appreciation of the Christmas holiday around the world.
Popular Christmas Traditions and Christmas Decorations in Spain
Everyone has an old artificial wreath out in the garage or attic. Or you can buy one just about anywhere. Here's an inexpensive fast way to transform it into a lush beautiful Christmas wreath using real greenery. Step by step instuctions that you can do yourself, quickly, for company coming, or just for you! Let me know if this was helpful, and Merry Merry Christmas!
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Anyone can hang a holiday wreath on their front door. How about trying something a little bit different though? Maybe you're asking, "How do I hang an outdoor wreath on windows?" It's very simple to do and will add a little bit of pizazz to your holiday decorations. There are a couple options.
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How Do I Hang an Outdoor Wreath on Windows
The first thing you could do is go to your local home improvement store and buy some large suction cup type hanger hooks. They are normally located in the hardware section. Any store associate can point them out to you. Once you have your package of hangers all you have to do is:
How Do I Hang an Outdoor Wreath on Windows
- Open the package
- Remove a hanger
- Moisten the suction cup
- Stick it on the window where ever you want the wreath to hang.
- Hang the wreath from the hook
- Adjust the wreath for proper center and level
One word of caution though, if you have any sort of exterior film on your window be sure that the wreath won't scratch it. You don't want to take the wreath down after the holidays and find a big ugly scratch running down the window!
Another option would be just to use a hammer and nail. Before you break out the tools and start pounding away look for a good spot. You don't want to be swinging a hammer next to a pane of glass. One wrong move and you have a really expensive wreath! Instead how about hanging it from the window casing instead?
Hanging it from the window casing is a much safer alternative and still looks beautiful. In fact why not put down the hammer and simply get an eye hook with a screw type shank. Those are the hooks that look like a question mark. You won't have to worry about a slipped hammer then!
Simply center the eyehook in the window casing. Screw it in Hang the wreath from it. Adjust the wreath to proper level and center.
One other small concern when hanging a wreath on a window: be sure that the wreath isn't hanging somewhere that it will obstruct a hasty exit in the event of a fire. Your family's safety is so much more important than any holiday decoration. If you have a picture window hanging the wreath from it would be a better option than one that offers a path outside the home.
How Do I Hang an Outdoor Wreath on Windows
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Christmas Classroom Activities for Fun and Learning
One of the Christmas classroom activities that is sure to be a hit with the kids is the Christmas Spelling Bee Game. Although it might not sound like fun, kids love this fast moving game that has an element of chance to it.
Christmas Classroom Activities for Fun and Learning
For this Christmas game the children stand in a circle. The caller gives a word for the children to spell and nominates the person to start. Children give one letter at a time going in a clockwise direction. The child who is after the person who says the last letter says 'Jingle Bells'. Then the next child is out and sits down. If a child says a wrong letter, they are out and sit down also. Then the next person must give the correct letter. When the word is completed, the caller then gives the next word and play continues around the circle. The last child standing is the winner. Christmas words can be used for the spelling bee. Here are some words to get you started, stocking, chimney, wreath, carols, elves, merry, holly, presents, Santa, angel, Rudolph, tree, candles, sleigh, and decorations.
Christmas Math Activities
Christmas math activities are also ideal as Christmas classroom activities. A simple Christmas math activity is to draw several Christmas trees on the board and then put the numbers from an addition, subtraction, multiplication or division operation jumbled up in each tree. The pattern for the operation is then written under the tree. If the numbers 2, 4, 6 and 7 are in the tree, the pattern? X? =??, would be added under the tree. Children then have to unjumble the numbers in the tree to create a true operation to fit the pattern. The answer for this one would be 6 X 7 = 42. More complex operations can also be used.
Other Christmas classroom activities include Christmas craft activities where decorations, gifts, cards and wrapping paper can be made.
Christmas Pasta Wreath
A simple but very effective Christmas craft activity is to make a Christmas wreath from a paper plate and different shaped pasta pieces. Cut a hole out of the center of the paper plate and then glue pasta around the wreath shape in a pattern. It won't look very interesting yet, but spray it with silver or gold spray paint and it will great. It can then have a ribbon tied to the top of it and be hung on a door or wall as a Christmas decoration.
There are loads and loads of Christmas classroom activities than be used to give the kids some fun in the classroom before Christmas. If you choose your activities carefully, then not only will the kids have fun but they will also be learning at the same time.
Christmas Classroom Activities for Fun and Learning
Design Director Kevin Ylvisaker, AIFD, PFCI, shows how to create a trendy holiday design using OASIS® Floral Products and Floralife.
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Anyone can hang a holiday wreath on their front door. How about trying something a little bit different though? Maybe you're asking, "How do I hang an outdoor wreath on windows?" It's very simple to do and will add a little bit of pizazz to your holiday decorations. There are a couple options.
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How Do I Hang an Outdoor Wreath on Windows
The first thing you could do is go to your local home improvement store and buy some large suction cup type hanger hooks. They are normally located in the hardware section. Any store associate can point them out to you. Once you have your package of hangers all you have to do is:
How Do I Hang an Outdoor Wreath on Windows
- Open the package
- Remove a hanger
- Moisten the suction cup
- Stick it on the window where ever you want the wreath to hang.
- Hang the wreath from the hook
- Adjust the wreath for proper center and level
One word of caution though, if you have any sort of exterior film on your window be sure that the wreath won't scratch it. You don't want to take the wreath down after the holidays and find a big ugly scratch running down the window!
Another option would be just to use a hammer and nail. Before you break out the tools and start pounding away look for a good spot. You don't want to be swinging a hammer next to a pane of glass. One wrong move and you have a really expensive wreath! Instead how about hanging it from the window casing instead?
Hanging it from the window casing is a much safer alternative and still looks beautiful. In fact why not put down the hammer and simply get an eye hook with a screw type shank. Those are the hooks that look like a question mark. You won't have to worry about a slipped hammer then!
Simply center the eyehook in the window casing. Screw it in Hang the wreath from it. Adjust the wreath to proper level and center.
One other small concern when hanging a wreath on a window: be sure that the wreath isn't hanging somewhere that it will obstruct a hasty exit in the event of a fire. Your family's safety is so much more important than any holiday decoration. If you have a picture window hanging the wreath from it would be a better option than one that offers a path outside the home.
How Do I Hang an Outdoor Wreath on Windows
Part 1. This is a Christmas special of Bear in the Big Blue House. Enjoy! Episode Synopsis: The winter holidays find Bear and his friends planning a big celebration. They're all getting ready for Christmas, but also learn about Hanukkah and Kwanzaa. Bear also celebrates his favorite tradition, the finding of the winter berry. As things start out, Pip and Pop have put together a reindeer wreath. Everyone wants to help out with the wreath, so Bear suggests they all add something of their own. Later, the group meets Santa Hogg and presents him with a large list of holiday wishes. Then there's a bit of an argument when Treelo wants to open everyone's presents and not just his own. After hearing a howling noise, the group takes in an old hound named Jack with no home and invites him to stay for the holidays. The gang decides that he would take a rest. This gets everyone thinking about the true meaning of the holidays. In the Shadow segment, Shadow thanks Bear for his gift of a scarf. Shadows don't get cold, but it's the thought that counts. She then sings the song "It's Kwanzaa Time." Part 2: www.youtube.com Disclaimer: I do not own this; it belongs to The Jim Henson Company. No copyright infringement intended. All Rights Reserved.
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Christmas Classroom Activities for Fun and Learning
One of the Christmas classroom activities that is sure to be a hit with the kids is the Christmas Spelling Bee Game. Although it might not sound like fun, kids love this fast moving game that has an element of chance to it.
Christmas Classroom Activities for Fun and Learning
For this Christmas game the children stand in a circle. The caller gives a word for the children to spell and nominates the person to start. Children give one letter at a time going in a clockwise direction. The child who is after the person who says the last letter says 'Jingle Bells'. Then the next child is out and sits down. If a child says a wrong letter, they are out and sit down also. Then the next person must give the correct letter. When the word is completed, the caller then gives the next word and play continues around the circle. The last child standing is the winner. Christmas words can be used for the spelling bee. Here are some words to get you started, stocking, chimney, wreath, carols, elves, merry, holly, presents, Santa, angel, Rudolph, tree, candles, sleigh, and decorations.
Christmas Math Activities
Christmas math activities are also ideal as Christmas classroom activities. A simple Christmas math activity is to draw several Christmas trees on the board and then put the numbers from an addition, subtraction, multiplication or division operation jumbled up in each tree. The pattern for the operation is then written under the tree. If the numbers 2, 4, 6 and 7 are in the tree, the pattern? X? =??, would be added under the tree. Children then have to unjumble the numbers in the tree to create a true operation to fit the pattern. The answer for this one would be 6 X 7 = 42. More complex operations can also be used.
Other Christmas classroom activities include Christmas craft activities where decorations, gifts, cards and wrapping paper can be made.
Christmas Pasta Wreath
A simple but very effective Christmas craft activity is to make a Christmas wreath from a paper plate and different shaped pasta pieces. Cut a hole out of the center of the paper plate and then glue pasta around the wreath shape in a pattern. It won't look very interesting yet, but spray it with silver or gold spray paint and it will great. It can then have a ribbon tied to the top of it and be hung on a door or wall as a Christmas decoration.
There are loads and loads of Christmas classroom activities than be used to give the kids some fun in the classroom before Christmas. If you choose your activities carefully, then not only will the kids have fun but they will also be learning at the same time.
Christmas Classroom Activities for Fun and Learning
Florists' Review Publisher Talmage McLaurin, AIFD, teaches how to arrange a dozen roses with baby's breath for Christmas, Valentine's Day, Mother's Day and many other occasions. It even includes a sweet treat tucked in.
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1) Trawl the net. Its hard work and over and over you find things that you have done before or are unsuitable,
2) Ask colleagues. Decide to put some PPA time over to coming up with a few ideas between you.
3) Buy a book!
4) Ask the kids to come up with some ideas.
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Christmas Assembly Ideas
I want to deal with number (2) in the rest of this article - the art of generating ideas.
Christmas Assembly Ideas
Most people seem to get the Christmas assembly freeze when they are faced with coming up with new ideas. It's that blank sheet of paper problem. The best way of getting around it is to use some simple techniques to get the juices flowing.
1) Find an object in your house. In one minute, and it's best if you actually act these out because of how it stimulates the brain, come up with as many ways of using that object as you can which is different from it's intended use. For example a hat could be used as a bowl, hand warmer, Frisbee, fan. You get the idea. It doesn't matter if it isn't Christmas-y.
2) Quickly grab a sheet of paper and produce a mind-map of everything you can think of that relates to Christmas. Anything goes here. Trees, presents, short days, Christingles.
3) Just like you did in part 1, generate more ideas off the ideas you came up with in (2), be creative, be ingenious.
4) Now take a second sheet of paper and scribble down a list of ideas that you really want to say about Christmas and get creative again. Just a few ideas could be peace, hope, joy, love, new start, friends, family, value, Jesus life (and death?). Again create a second layer of ideas on your mind-map of everything that you can think of to do with these words.
5) Look at all the material you have come up with so far and start combining the ideas. Just put the words in the two different mind-maps together and consider how might you use those ideas in an assembly.
More than often you will come up with a few brand new ideas that will take you safely through the Christmas period and Christmas assemblies time of year.
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I love decorating for Christmas so much, it looks like Christmas blew up in my house... but in a good way! :-)
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17 Fun Christmas Decorating Ideas to Add Sparkle to Your Home
So... I've listed 17 ideas for decorating home your home for the holidays. I hope that you find at least one new idea for you... and maybe a few will inspire you with a whole list of original ideas!
17 Fun Christmas Decorating Ideas to Add Sparkle to Your Home
1. Brighten your christmas tree
It's easy to string lights on your Christmas tree... but take tree lights very seriously at my house. My husband wraps each individual branch and twig with lights. Yes, it's a bit tedious... but the result is breathtaking. Hey, you're going to be looking at that tree all month... take the extra time and really make your tree glow... literally.
2. Decorate your stair rail
This is a given, but it amazes me how few actually do it. Whenever you see beautifully decorated homes in magazines you see this grand staircase wrapped in garland and lights. It's stunning. And you can have the same exact effect in your home. It's easy! Wrap your banisters with garland. You can go cheap and use the standard green garland in a box... or you can go all out and get some more realistic garland. Whatever your budget can handle... do what's best for you. Now, wrap the garland in white lights. It doesn't matter what kind of garland you use... because once those lights are on... wow! But don't stop there! Tie a pretty christmas ribbon bow at the bottom and top of the hand rails. And if you have enough ribbon, wind the ribbon loosely around the rail. Don't wrap the ribbon exactly like you wrapped the garland... offset it a bit. Now, you're really decorating!
And if you're inspired... grab some shiny christmas ball ornaments and hang those on your garland all the way up the stairs. I bet you didn't know your house could look so luxurious!
3. Add christmas bows
I add bows made of all kinds of christmas ribbon all over my house. On the stair rail, on my wreaths... on the ends of my draped garland. On door knobs. I attach them to my outdoor house lights. I add a big swag christmas bow just below my angel on my christmas tree. And for my second tree (yes, my second tree) I have a big 2-ribbon tree topper bow.
4. Hang wreaths in windows
It's common to hang wreaths on your front door. But I love hanging wreaths on my windows. I'm not talking about just on the outside of your house. I also mean on the inside. I don't hang wreaths in all my windows... my I select a room that needs a little extra Christmas spirit and hang one in each window. I also hang a wreath above the fire place. And another on my book shelves. And guess what... I add bows to all of them.
5. Greet visitors with some fun
All the formal decorating stuff is nice... but don't forget to add some personality and fun to your rooms. Especially in your foyer. Find something that makes you smile and put it where people will see it as soon as they come into your house. I found this Christmas center piece that is made of holly leaves, berries and 3 stacked gingermen. It is adorable! It makes me smile and I put it on a table in my foyer. Now, I enjoy it when I come home... and others can enjoy it when the visit. It's silly and I love it!
6. Create memories with small decorations
Growing up, I always remembered my Mother's little Christmas knick-knacks. Like snow globes and funny little snow men. I really didn't follow in tradition when I first had kids. But my Mother gifted me little silly items every year. And as the years have gone on, my children ask about some of these items when we decorate the house. I have a little igloo with snowmen that has a little light that acts like a fire. My daughter remembered this from last year and was so excited when she saw it out. It's the little things... literally... that can be the most special.
7. Decorate your fireplace mantel
My fireplace mantel varies from year to year. I've draped garland and lights and hungs stockings. I've displayed a variety of different sized candles dressed in pine cones and garland. I've displayed framed photos of the family. Whatever you decide... just have fun with it. Experiment. Try varying heights of a few different items. Try simple... try cluttered. Find your style.
8. Add garland
Like wreaths, add garland everywhere! I wrap garland on the banisters... I frame the door ways. I drape garland with fruit over my french doors. I lay garland along the top back of my couches. I even wrap my columns in garland.
10. Add a little character to your front yard
I used to do the "nice" decorating in my front yard. White lights on the shrubs. Garland and white lights around my door. And it IS nice. But now, I try to add a little fun. Not too much... I still don't want my yard looking like I'm having a yard sale! This year I lined my front walk in light up candy canes. So cute! I still have my white lights on everything else... but its the candy canes that make me smile. And my kids love them!
11. Place wrapped gifts
Wrap boxes in shiny paper... tie a ribbon on them... and place them around your house. What fun! I place wrapped gift boxes on my book shelves, a few in a blank corner... some under the tree... anywhere that you need to add a little Christmas cheer. What an easy way to decorate!
12. Candles
Ah, the soft flicker of candle light can really add to the mood of a cozy home. I love the look of candles in windows. Obviously, don't use real candles for this. I also like to light a few candles around my home. The smell of cinnamon and holly is delicious.
13. Fill glass vases with cranberries and sparkle
Pull out those glass vases that just sit in your cupboard. Fill them with fake cranberries, clear glass stones, salt, pine cones, and/or christmas balls. Layer and be creative. And then leave these filled vases out. This a professional decorator trick. It's quick and it looks amazing!
14. Bowl of ornaments
Take a large bowl and fill it with some of your extra christmas balls. Or, collect some unique ones that you personally love... and place those in your bowl. Place this bowl in the center of your coffee table or dining table.
15. Photos of Christmas memories
Pull out some of those precious memories of Christmases past and put them in some decorative frames. Shiny silver frames... red painted frames. Whatever you like. And place these around your house. You'll find that you'll start remembering stories and sharing these moments with your friends and family.
16. Christmas hand towels and bathroom mats
Don't forget the bathrooms! Add a cute hand towel and a christmasy floor mat. I have a chimney tissue box that I place on the back of the hall bathroom toilet. Just add a little somethin'.
17. Set your dining table
You may not be expecting dinner guests, but it's always nice to have a decorated and set table. Pull out your favorite holiday dishes. I have these fun white dishes that have reindeer, christmas trees and santas painted on them. I love them! Dress up your table with colorful place mats.... place random christmas balls over the table... place a dramatic center piece... and light some votive candles.
As I write this article, I can already think of a few more christmas decorating ideas. But I have to end this list at some point. Decorating your home for the holidays can create a lot of wonderful memories that you'll relive each year you pull out those bins. So, get to it! And happy holidays!
Oh... and don't forget to hang jingle bells on the doors... and mistletoe above the doorways... ok, ok, I'll stop!
17 Fun Christmas Decorating Ideas to Add Sparkle to Your Home
A salty pretzel combined with sweet chocolate that taste great. This is good for sharing with neighbors, holiday parties, or just to snack on during the season. If you enjoy the salty and sweet combination, you are sure to love these treats. You can also make these at other times of the year using the Valentine's Day M&M's, Easter, M&M's , Halloween, M&M's, or any other ones you choose. You can also switch up the Hershey's Kisses to your choosing. Bite-sized Pretzel Twists Hershey's Kiss Hugs M&M's Candies Preheat oven to 170°. Set a number of bite-sized pretzels (one for each treat) in a single layer on a cookie sheet that has been lined with parchment paper. Top each pretzel with a Hershey's Kiss. Bake for 6 minutes until the chocolates feel soft when touched with a wooden spoon. Remove the cookie sheet from the oven and quickly press an M&M's candy into the center of the Kiss. Allow the treats to cool, then refrigerate to set about 10 minutes. .
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More so than being delicious, candy canes were also hung on the Christmas tree and eaten when the job of opening presents was done. Now this Christmas treat has become decorations for many other places, and are much more than just tasty snacks. Listed below are eight of the best ways we have seen to decorate with candy canes.
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Eight Ideas for Holiday Candy Cane Decorations
1) Design a wreath made of candy. If you're looking for a change from the usual green boughs and red ribbons, make a peppermint candy wreath for your front door of your home or office. Small peppermint canes are the best choice for this as they can be bunched and hooked together to form a circle. Our favorite peppermint treats are always a nice addition to a traditional wreath made with almost any material.
Eight Ideas for Holiday Candy Cane Decorations
2) Use them as a centerpiece! The vivid colors of candy canes make them fine decorations for any table or desk. A nice jar with a few treats sticking out would make a fine holiday centerpiece. You'll have a few disappear, so have some spares around.
3) Add decorations to the candy canes - they are the basis for many Christmas craft projects; turn them into reindeer with a pipe cleaner, some felt, some glue, and googly eyes and they'll fit in just about anywhere!
4) Create a holiday tree garland. Candy canes can go onto your tree in many ways, not just hanging from the branches. Several candy sticks and some ribbon will make a wonderful garland for your Christmas tree.
5) Candy canes are a great for "Santa's sleigh" made of gingerbread. They have the right shape to make great runners for St. Nick's sleigh
6) They can also make good aisle markers. Candy canes are available in different flavors and in various sizes. Purchase two in the largest size available, and they can become posts for an entranceway, a path, or a hallway.
7) Candy canes can be great parts of a gingerbread village. They have many uses when they are included in a gingerbread village. They are also ideal for making lamp posts, fences, trees, or even road borders.
8) Make a "Welcome Bowl". At the office, remember to have the welcoming bowl of small Christmas treats. Everyone loves the peppermint taste, and the sweets bowl helps remind people of the giving spirit of the season.
There are so many different ways to use candy canes throughout the season. This list barely covers the possibilities! Sweet delicacies like these are also a major part of any decorating plans for the holidays.
Eight Ideas for Holiday Candy Cane Decorations
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Bring together your kids and make them feel the spirit of Christmas with these Christmas door decorating contest ideas. Let's start with your main door at home. Various Christmas decorations can be put in your door. You can ask your kids to come up with the best looking Christmas wreath. At the same time, you can ask them to come up with recycled materials to make it even more special. You can have them choose from a list of materials such as Popsicle sticks, toothpicks, newspaper, plastic cups, soda cans, or tissue boxes among others. Aside from Christmas wreaths, you can also ask them to make other Christmas decors for the door. Door rings for the door knob are easy to do for kids.
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Decorating contests are also common in school and in the office. Another great idea for a contest would be to design a garland for the office or classroom. This can also be done at home if you plan to decorate a couple of doors or hallway such as your main door, back door, and even the garage door. You can assign different doors to your kids. As for the office or classroom, you can ask them to design a garland or any other Christmas door decor of your choice and the winner's creation will be featured in the classroom or office's main door for example.
Looking For Christmas Door Decorating Contest Ideas?
Looking For Christmas Door Decorating Contest Ideas?
Here are some vintage HBO promos from December 1981 (in fact, New Year's Eve 1981) during their transition to being a 24-hour network. Here's the lineup: 1. Next On for the "Candid" Candid Camera 2. Richard Pryor in concert 3. Back Roads with Sally Field and Tommy Lee Jones 4. HBO bumper promoting their new 24-hour schedule starting in January (didn't it start on December 28?) 5. HBO Special intro 6. A different HBO bumper 7. Next On for Two Against the Arctic (part 1) 8. More Richard Pryor 9. The Outsider with Craig Wasson 10. More Back Roads 11. Intermission Special intro (it was a piece about ballet with a bunch of classical music, so I kept it out) 12. Superman: The Movie 13. the 1981 Bodybuilding Championships 14. HBO Weekend with Nine to Five, the World's Greatest Athlete, and Back Roads 15. HBO holiday wreath bumper 16. Pay-TV warning 17. HBO's unique opening for Two Against the Arctic 18. Another HBO bumper 19. Next On for the Nude Bomb with Maxwell Smart, er, Don Adams 20. Remember When: the Image Makers 21. Snowball Express with Dean Jones and Harry Morgan 22. Dionne Warwick in concert 23. Intermission Video Jukebox intro (before Hall & Oates' Private Eyes) 24. Another Intermission Special intro (it also has classical music) 25. Little Miss Marker with Walter Matthau and Julie Andrews 26. Another HBO Weekend promo 27. Another HBO holiday wreath bumper 28. HBO Feature Movie intro (Theater 1) 29. Ratings bumper (PG) Enjoy!
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Bring together your kids and make them feel the spirit of Christmas with these Christmas door decorating contest ideas. Let's start with your main door at home. Various Christmas decorations can be put in your door. You can ask your kids to come up with the best looking Christmas wreath. At the same time, you can ask them to come up with recycled materials to make it even more special. You can have them choose from a list of materials such as Popsicle sticks, toothpicks, newspaper, plastic cups, soda cans, or tissue boxes among others. Aside from Christmas wreaths, you can also ask them to make other Christmas decors for the door. Door rings for the door knob are easy to do for kids.
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Looking For Christmas Door Decorating Contest Ideas?
Decorating contests are also common in school and in the office. Another great idea for a contest would be to design a garland for the office or classroom. This can also be done at home if you plan to decorate a couple of doors or hallway such as your main door, back door, and even the garage door. You can assign different doors to your kids. As for the office or classroom, you can ask them to design a garland or any other Christmas door decor of your choice and the winner's creation will be featured in the classroom or office's main door for example.
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Watch more Christmas Trees & Decorations videos: www.howcast.com Subscribe to Howcast's YouTube Channel - howc.st Use your old CDs to make an eye-catching wreath. Howcast uploads the highest quality how-to videos daily! Be sure to check out our playlists for guides that interest you: howc.st Subscribe to Howcast's other YouTube Channels: Howcast Health Channel - howc.st Howcast Video Games Channel - howc.st Howcast Tech Channel - howc.st Howcast Food Channel - howc.st Howcast Arts & Recreation Channel - howc.st Howcast Sports & Fitness Channel - howc.st Howcast Personal Care & Style Channel - howc.st Howcast empowers people with engaging, useful how-to information wherever, whenever they need to know how. Emphasizing high-quality instructional videos, Howcast brings you experts who provide accurate information in easy-to-follow tutorials on everything from makeup, hairstyling, nail art design, and soccer to parkour, skateboarding, dancing, kissing, and much, much more. Step 1: Glue CDs on ring Arrange the CDs in evenly spaced intervals completely around the craft ring, shiny side facing out, and glue them into place. Step 2: Glue the second row Glue a second layer of CDs so that they're evenly spaced between the CDs on the first layer. Step 3: Attach the hanger Glue the picture hanger to the back of the ring so the wreath will hang properly. Step 4: Glue the lights on Glue the battery pack for the Christmas lights to the back of the wreath, opposite the hanger. When the ...
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I love decorating for Christmas so much, it looks like Christmas blew up in my house... but in a good way! :-)
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17 Fun Christmas Decorating Ideas to Add Sparkle to Your Home
So... I've listed 17 ideas for decorating home your home for the holidays. I hope that you find at least one new idea for you... and maybe a few will inspire you with a whole list of original ideas!
17 Fun Christmas Decorating Ideas to Add Sparkle to Your Home
1. Brighten your christmas tree
It's easy to string lights on your Christmas tree... but take tree lights very seriously at my house. My husband wraps each individual branch and twig with lights. Yes, it's a bit tedious... but the result is breathtaking. Hey, you're going to be looking at that tree all month... take the extra time and really make your tree glow... literally.
2. Decorate your stair rail
This is a given, but it amazes me how few actually do it. Whenever you see beautifully decorated homes in magazines you see this grand staircase wrapped in garland and lights. It's stunning. And you can have the same exact effect in your home. It's easy! Wrap your banisters with garland. You can go cheap and use the standard green garland in a box... or you can go all out and get some more realistic garland. Whatever your budget can handle... do what's best for you. Now, wrap the garland in white lights. It doesn't matter what kind of garland you use... because once those lights are on... wow! But don't stop there! Tie a pretty christmas ribbon bow at the bottom and top of the hand rails. And if you have enough ribbon, wind the ribbon loosely around the rail. Don't wrap the ribbon exactly like you wrapped the garland... offset it a bit. Now, you're really decorating!
And if you're inspired... grab some shiny christmas ball ornaments and hang those on your garland all the way up the stairs. I bet you didn't know your house could look so luxurious!
3. Add christmas bows
I add bows made of all kinds of christmas ribbon all over my house. On the stair rail, on my wreaths... on the ends of my draped garland. On door knobs. I attach them to my outdoor house lights. I add a big swag christmas bow just below my angel on my christmas tree. And for my second tree (yes, my second tree) I have a big 2-ribbon tree topper bow.
4. Hang wreaths in windows
It's common to hang wreaths on your front door. But I love hanging wreaths on my windows. I'm not talking about just on the outside of your house. I also mean on the inside. I don't hang wreaths in all my windows... my I select a room that needs a little extra Christmas spirit and hang one in each window. I also hang a wreath above the fire place. And another on my book shelves. And guess what... I add bows to all of them.
5. Greet visitors with some fun
All the formal decorating stuff is nice... but don't forget to add some personality and fun to your rooms. Especially in your foyer. Find something that makes you smile and put it where people will see it as soon as they come into your house. I found this Christmas center piece that is made of holly leaves, berries and 3 stacked gingermen. It is adorable! It makes me smile and I put it on a table in my foyer. Now, I enjoy it when I come home... and others can enjoy it when the visit. It's silly and I love it!
6. Create memories with small decorations
Growing up, I always remembered my Mother's little Christmas knick-knacks. Like snow globes and funny little snow men. I really didn't follow in tradition when I first had kids. But my Mother gifted me little silly items every year. And as the years have gone on, my children ask about some of these items when we decorate the house. I have a little igloo with snowmen that has a little light that acts like a fire. My daughter remembered this from last year and was so excited when she saw it out. It's the little things... literally... that can be the most special.
7. Decorate your fireplace mantel
My fireplace mantel varies from year to year. I've draped garland and lights and hungs stockings. I've displayed a variety of different sized candles dressed in pine cones and garland. I've displayed framed photos of the family. Whatever you decide... just have fun with it. Experiment. Try varying heights of a few different items. Try simple... try cluttered. Find your style.
8. Add garland
Like wreaths, add garland everywhere! I wrap garland on the banisters... I frame the door ways. I drape garland with fruit over my french doors. I lay garland along the top back of my couches. I even wrap my columns in garland.
10. Add a little character to your front yard
I used to do the "nice" decorating in my front yard. White lights on the shrubs. Garland and white lights around my door. And it IS nice. But now, I try to add a little fun. Not too much... I still don't want my yard looking like I'm having a yard sale! This year I lined my front walk in light up candy canes. So cute! I still have my white lights on everything else... but its the candy canes that make me smile. And my kids love them!
11. Place wrapped gifts
Wrap boxes in shiny paper... tie a ribbon on them... and place them around your house. What fun! I place wrapped gift boxes on my book shelves, a few in a blank corner... some under the tree... anywhere that you need to add a little Christmas cheer. What an easy way to decorate!
12. Candles
Ah, the soft flicker of candle light can really add to the mood of a cozy home. I love the look of candles in windows. Obviously, don't use real candles for this. I also like to light a few candles around my home. The smell of cinnamon and holly is delicious.
13. Fill glass vases with cranberries and sparkle
Pull out those glass vases that just sit in your cupboard. Fill them with fake cranberries, clear glass stones, salt, pine cones, and/or christmas balls. Layer and be creative. And then leave these filled vases out. This a professional decorator trick. It's quick and it looks amazing!
14. Bowl of ornaments
Take a large bowl and fill it with some of your extra christmas balls. Or, collect some unique ones that you personally love... and place those in your bowl. Place this bowl in the center of your coffee table or dining table.
15. Photos of Christmas memories
Pull out some of those precious memories of Christmases past and put them in some decorative frames. Shiny silver frames... red painted frames. Whatever you like. And place these around your house. You'll find that you'll start remembering stories and sharing these moments with your friends and family.
16. Christmas hand towels and bathroom mats
Don't forget the bathrooms! Add a cute hand towel and a christmasy floor mat. I have a chimney tissue box that I place on the back of the hall bathroom toilet. Just add a little somethin'.
17. Set your dining table
You may not be expecting dinner guests, but it's always nice to have a decorated and set table. Pull out your favorite holiday dishes. I have these fun white dishes that have reindeer, christmas trees and santas painted on them. I love them! Dress up your table with colorful place mats.... place random christmas balls over the table... place a dramatic center piece... and light some votive candles.
As I write this article, I can already think of a few more christmas decorating ideas. But I have to end this list at some point. Decorating your home for the holidays can create a lot of wonderful memories that you'll relive each year you pull out those bins. So, get to it! And happy holidays!
Oh... and don't forget to hang jingle bells on the doors... and mistletoe above the doorways... ok, ok, I'll stop!
17 Fun Christmas Decorating Ideas to Add Sparkle to Your Home
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Advent defined by Webster is the "arrival" or "coming" of something significant. For Christians, the birth of Christ and His later crucifixion were momentous events. As Christians, we celebrate His birthday, Christmas. Advent begins four Sundays before Christmas. For many Christians, part of the celebration of Advent is the beautiful Wreath.
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The Story of the Advent Wreath
Every part of the Advent Wreath is steeped in symbolism. Made of various evergreens that represent continuous life, the Wreath is also a reminder that with Christ, we have everlasting life. Each evergreen has its own specific meaning. The prickly leaves of holly serve as a reminder of the crown of thorns placed on Christ at the crucifixion. Using laurel represents victory over persecution. Pine cones used in decorating the Wreath signifies life and resurrection. Of course, the circular shape of the wreath symbolizes eternity and enduring life.
The Story of the Advent Wreath
Four candles adorn the Advent Wreath. Most Advent Wreaths are made with three purple candles and one pink candle. Many modern Wreaths include a larger white candle in the center of the wreath which represents Christ. The four outer candles represent the four weeks of Advent. Each Sunday, an outer candle is lit. On Christmas Eve or Christmas morning, the middle candle or Christ candle is lit. According to historians, in the early years of the church, each candle in the Wreath was given a name. The outer candles were hope, peace, love and joy and the center candle, the Christ.
Through the years, the Advent Wreath has become a family tradition for many Christians. Not all churches formally recognize the season of Advent and do not include the Wreath in Christmas celebrations. However, it's interesting to note that in recent years, many of the Protestant and Evangelical Christians have recognized the spiritual importance of Advent. As a result, more churches have revived some of the Advent customs with this Wreath being one of those customs.
Whether or not your church displays the Advent Wreath, this is a tradition you can observe in your home. Advent Wreaths can be purchased or made. Creating a Wreath as a family would certainly magnify its importance in Christian families. This is a wonderful family tradition you can begin. The beautiful memories you make with your children will last forever. As adults, they will want to continue this wonderful tradition.
The Story of the Advent Wreath
Atlanta Interior Designer and Decorator, Melissa Galt, shows you how to decorate a garland for the holiday or anytime.
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I love decorating for Christmas so much, it looks like Christmas blew up in my house... but in a good way! :-)
Holiday Wreath
17 Fun Christmas Decorating Ideas to Add Sparkle to Your Home
So... I've listed 17 ideas for decorating home your home for the holidays. I hope that you find at least one new idea for you... and maybe a few will inspire you with a whole list of original ideas!
17 Fun Christmas Decorating Ideas to Add Sparkle to Your Home
1. Brighten your christmas tree
It's easy to string lights on your Christmas tree... but take tree lights very seriously at my house. My husband wraps each individual branch and twig with lights. Yes, it's a bit tedious... but the result is breathtaking. Hey, you're going to be looking at that tree all month... take the extra time and really make your tree glow... literally.
2. Decorate your stair rail
This is a given, but it amazes me how few actually do it. Whenever you see beautifully decorated homes in magazines you see this grand staircase wrapped in garland and lights. It's stunning. And you can have the same exact effect in your home. It's easy! Wrap your banisters with garland. You can go cheap and use the standard green garland in a box... or you can go all out and get some more realistic garland. Whatever your budget can handle... do what's best for you. Now, wrap the garland in white lights. It doesn't matter what kind of garland you use... because once those lights are on... wow! But don't stop there! Tie a pretty christmas ribbon bow at the bottom and top of the hand rails. And if you have enough ribbon, wind the ribbon loosely around the rail. Don't wrap the ribbon exactly like you wrapped the garland... offset it a bit. Now, you're really decorating!
And if you're inspired... grab some shiny christmas ball ornaments and hang those on your garland all the way up the stairs. I bet you didn't know your house could look so luxurious!
3. Add christmas bows
I add bows made of all kinds of christmas ribbon all over my house. On the stair rail, on my wreaths... on the ends of my draped garland. On door knobs. I attach them to my outdoor house lights. I add a big swag christmas bow just below my angel on my christmas tree. And for my second tree (yes, my second tree) I have a big 2-ribbon tree topper bow.
4. Hang wreaths in windows
It's common to hang wreaths on your front door. But I love hanging wreaths on my windows. I'm not talking about just on the outside of your house. I also mean on the inside. I don't hang wreaths in all my windows... my I select a room that needs a little extra Christmas spirit and hang one in each window. I also hang a wreath above the fire place. And another on my book shelves. And guess what... I add bows to all of them.
5. Greet visitors with some fun
All the formal decorating stuff is nice... but don't forget to add some personality and fun to your rooms. Especially in your foyer. Find something that makes you smile and put it where people will see it as soon as they come into your house. I found this Christmas center piece that is made of holly leaves, berries and 3 stacked gingermen. It is adorable! It makes me smile and I put it on a table in my foyer. Now, I enjoy it when I come home... and others can enjoy it when the visit. It's silly and I love it!
6. Create memories with small decorations
Growing up, I always remembered my Mother's little Christmas knick-knacks. Like snow globes and funny little snow men. I really didn't follow in tradition when I first had kids. But my Mother gifted me little silly items every year. And as the years have gone on, my children ask about some of these items when we decorate the house. I have a little igloo with snowmen that has a little light that acts like a fire. My daughter remembered this from last year and was so excited when she saw it out. It's the little things... literally... that can be the most special.
7. Decorate your fireplace mantel
My fireplace mantel varies from year to year. I've draped garland and lights and hungs stockings. I've displayed a variety of different sized candles dressed in pine cones and garland. I've displayed framed photos of the family. Whatever you decide... just have fun with it. Experiment. Try varying heights of a few different items. Try simple... try cluttered. Find your style.
8. Add garland
Like wreaths, add garland everywhere! I wrap garland on the banisters... I frame the door ways. I drape garland with fruit over my french doors. I lay garland along the top back of my couches. I even wrap my columns in garland.
10. Add a little character to your front yard
I used to do the "nice" decorating in my front yard. White lights on the shrubs. Garland and white lights around my door. And it IS nice. But now, I try to add a little fun. Not too much... I still don't want my yard looking like I'm having a yard sale! This year I lined my front walk in light up candy canes. So cute! I still have my white lights on everything else... but its the candy canes that make me smile. And my kids love them!
11. Place wrapped gifts
Wrap boxes in shiny paper... tie a ribbon on them... and place them around your house. What fun! I place wrapped gift boxes on my book shelves, a few in a blank corner... some under the tree... anywhere that you need to add a little Christmas cheer. What an easy way to decorate!
12. Candles
Ah, the soft flicker of candle light can really add to the mood of a cozy home. I love the look of candles in windows. Obviously, don't use real candles for this. I also like to light a few candles around my home. The smell of cinnamon and holly is delicious.
13. Fill glass vases with cranberries and sparkle
Pull out those glass vases that just sit in your cupboard. Fill them with fake cranberries, clear glass stones, salt, pine cones, and/or christmas balls. Layer and be creative. And then leave these filled vases out. This a professional decorator trick. It's quick and it looks amazing!
14. Bowl of ornaments
Take a large bowl and fill it with some of your extra christmas balls. Or, collect some unique ones that you personally love... and place those in your bowl. Place this bowl in the center of your coffee table or dining table.
15. Photos of Christmas memories
Pull out some of those precious memories of Christmases past and put them in some decorative frames. Shiny silver frames... red painted frames. Whatever you like. And place these around your house. You'll find that you'll start remembering stories and sharing these moments with your friends and family.
16. Christmas hand towels and bathroom mats
Don't forget the bathrooms! Add a cute hand towel and a christmasy floor mat. I have a chimney tissue box that I place on the back of the hall bathroom toilet. Just add a little somethin'.
17. Set your dining table
You may not be expecting dinner guests, but it's always nice to have a decorated and set table. Pull out your favorite holiday dishes. I have these fun white dishes that have reindeer, christmas trees and santas painted on them. I love them! Dress up your table with colorful place mats.... place random christmas balls over the table... place a dramatic center piece... and light some votive candles.
As I write this article, I can already think of a few more christmas decorating ideas. But I have to end this list at some point. Decorating your home for the holidays can create a lot of wonderful memories that you'll relive each year you pull out those bins. So, get to it! And happy holidays!
Oh... and don't forget to hang jingle bells on the doors... and mistletoe above the doorways... ok, ok, I'll stop!
17 Fun Christmas Decorating Ideas to Add Sparkle to Your Home
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Start by preheating the oven at 250 degrees, do this before you start so the oven will be warm when you are ready to use it. I like to use both the red and green peppermint candies to add more color and design to my wreath ornament. First open about four of each color candies out of their individual wrappers so you will have four red and four green. The number will depend on the size pie pan you are using so you may need a couple more or less. I use the mini pie pans which makes the perfect size ornament. Take the mini sized tin pie pan and place it on a cookie sheet then put the candies in the pie pan about a half inch from the edge of the pie pan. Alternate the green and red candies in the pie pan to create a pattern.
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Make a Peppermint Candy Wreath Ornament
Now place them in the oven for about three to five minutes or until the candies have melted together creating a ring shape. Once melted together pull out of the oven and allow to cool for at least fifteen minutes. When the wreath has cooled if you plan to eat it use icing to make a bow at the top and it's ready to eat. For ornament use spray it with a clear cote hi-shine glaze on both sides then let dry. This will create a seal around your candy wreath. Take some ribbon and a bow and a loop then glue the bow on the top center of the wreath and the loop on the back of the top center of the wreath ornament. Now your ornament candy wreath is ready to be hung on your Christmas tree.
Make a Peppermint Candy Wreath Ornament
For a bigger wreath you can just use a full sized pie pan. Also if you want a quicker project just leave the wrappers on the candies and glue them together instead of melting them.
What you Need:
Mini pie pan
Cookie sheet
2 bags of peppermint candies one green and one red
Ribbon
Glue
Clear cote hi-shine glaze
Make a Peppermint Candy Wreath Ornament
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