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Tuesday, November 20, 2018

Attractive dinner party Decor

November 20, 2018 0 Comments
Transform your table with seasonal and year-round centrepieces that are simply elegant and easy to make for any chic dinner party.


1.Spring Fling

This whimsical centrepiece is perfect for spring-inspired dinner parties and is surprisingly simple to create. Gathered several manzanita branches into a tall vase to bring the outdoors in. These gorgeous branches, with their twists and curls, make such a dramatic statement on a tabletop, You can even replace the butterflies with seasonal objects, like leaves or snowflakes, for a gorgeous centrepiece to celebrate any holiday or season.



2.Set the Table

The table should be a feast for the eyes with lots of interest to gently stir your guests with anticipation for delicious food. Pull out your finest serving pieces to up the feeling of elegance, and use a beautiful fabric as a tablecloth. For this party, a navy blue microsuede sets a rich and dramatic backdrop for the table. 

3.No-Fuss Centrepiece

To create a pretty yet simple centrepiece, place square dinner plates down the center of the table. Arrange a mixture of mercury glass and milk-glass votive holders filled with flowers on each plate. For added sparkle, add a piece of vintage jewellery to each plate.

 

4.No-Fuss Centrepiece

Maranta foliage with curly willow tips and a sunset-orange garden rose are placed in five-inch round vases to create arrangements that take no time to put together. Place evenly along the length of the table and alternate with glass votives to make a dramatic centrepiece. 






6.The New Traditionalist

Flax-coloured embroidery on a dusty aquamarine tablecloth, a sandy silk sequin runner and white plates set a luxurious tone for this table setting. Pale blue and sand-coloured cotton napkins keep the look grounded while the canary-yellow bread plates add a pop of colour. 



7.Walk in the Park

This botanical print is perfect for summer and spring. By playing up the darker jewel tones and switching out the pastel colour, it also works well for winter and fall. Amethyst bubble tumblers play up the jewel tones in the tablecloth, while crimson tapers and fresh bloom terrariums complete the fresh garden look. 


8.Delicate Drama

Footed cubes of various heights with simple cymbidium orchid blossoms bring delicate champagne accents to the palette.


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Monday, November 19, 2018

Alluring Centrepieces for your drawing room

November 19, 2018 0 Comments
Whether your taste in centrepieces is traditional or modern, formal or fuss-free, I have got you some beautiful ideas for the star of your drawing room.


 Petite With a Teapot


Incorporate family heirlooms by crafting a sweet centrepiece using an inherited (or thrifted) antique teapot, surrounded by other vintage finds, like this pair of porcelain quail. For a colourful display, we filled our teapot with seeded eucalyptus, fern fronds, large and small chrysanthemums and hypericum berries.

Go Big With Stacked Baskets


A pair of nested baskets, floral foam and a few blooms from the store or your backyard are all you need to craft this florist quality stunner.

Beauty on a Budget


This gorgeous centrepiece thats  the cranberry-filled vase, we employed an easy trick: place a smaller dollar-store glass cylinder inside a larger one, then pour fresh cranberries into the gap between the two vases. For the flowers, we mixed a few grocery-store blooms with dried millet and faux dill blooms. Silk and dried flowers can be used year after year, making them a great way to stretch your holiday decorating budget.

Opt for Asymmetry



While a perfectly balanced, symmetrical table is certainly beautiful, asymmetry lends a more dynamic look. For our centrepiece, we created a layered effect that incorporates the romance of candlelight with the rustic textures of wood and lots of fall colour via an assortment of fresh and faux gourds, silk sunflowers and dried seed pods.

Get Tips From Our Pro


Putting together a gorgeous centrepiece may seem intimidating but, really, it's far simpler than you may think. Before shelling out big bucks at your local florist

Make a Ship-Shape Centrepiece


The mast and sail then place it in a long, low container filled with snacks your guests can enjoy before the big meal.

Try a Modern Twist


The idea of a traditional Thanksgiving cornucopia a modern twist with this sumptuous arrangement. I used wet floral foam to anchor an assortment of greenery scavenged from her backyard along with splashes of colour courtesy of ornamental cabbage, dahlias and persimmon branches.

Chic Silver Centrepiece


If in doubt, try this centrepiece formula: holiday serving dish + sparkling ornaments + greenery. Here, a footed silver bowl is filled with glass balls amidst a spray of eucalyptus branches. Well-placed Christmas lights add seasonal highlights.

Reflective Quality


For an elegant display, surround a glass hurricane with glass ornaments in reflective hues, like the silver and blue ones here. To pull the centrepiece together, use a white serving platter as the base. Photo courtesy of Katrina Giles.

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Handmade Holiday Decor Ideas

November 19, 2018 0 Comments
Create your own centrepieces, crafts and Christmas easy-to-create decorations.

Glow It On

These illuminated grapevine sphere topiaries for your front porch. The waterproof lights ensure they'll brighten up your entry even during stormy winter weather. 

Fold a Mini Forest

Use a circle punch or scissors to cut card stock into various size circles, then accordion-fold the paper to create the look of swagging evergreen boughs. Stack the folded rings and attach to a small wood dowel or cut log slice to easily whip up a whole forest of firs.

Make Ice Lanterns

Get an assist from Mother Nature (or your freezer) to turn plastic cartons filled with water into magical ice lanterns to display either indoors or out. 

urn a Toy Into Holiday Decor

Add a little glitz to any area of your home with an inexpensive plastic deer figurine covered with basic white glue and glass glitter.

No Tree? No Problem!

A vase filled with evergreen clippings is a handy stand-in for a Christmas tree in small spaces. Make it festive by wiring ornaments onto the branches and piling presents beneath. Like any cut centerpiece, change the water ever few days to keep the greenery looking its best. 

Help Kids Count Down to the Big Day

Assorted old sweaters into cute mini mittens and toboggans you can fill with small trinkets and treats for a fun take on a traditional advent calendar. 

Add Some Sparkle

These gorgeous, glittering votives only look expensive. Using glitter, glue and an empty jar, you can easily craft them yourself on the cheap. 

Craft a Candy-Licious Pillow

Assorted red ribbons and fabric glue are all you need to give a plain white pillow a candy-striped update for the holidays.

Craft Playful Button + Yarn Trees

Here's a fun holiday decoration the kids will love helping you craft. Just glue yarn to inexpensive foam topiary forms then add buttons in assorted colors and sizes. 

Light Up Your Entryway

Create a warm and inviting entry for guests during the Christmas season. Fill mason jars with Epsom salt for a snowy, winter look, then add small votive candles and line the walkway leading to your front door.  

Arrange Your Own Mini Trees

Bring holiday cheer to any room by turning boxwood clippings into a miniature Christmas tree. Fill a teacup or small container with oasis foam, then arrange boxwood clippings to form a tiny tree. For added sparkle, attach silver dragees with hot glue. This simple accent is perfect for a holiday table, an entryway vignette or as a festive small-space accessory. 


Creatively Count Down the Days

handmade wire cloche with small wrapped gifts, colorful ornaments and ribbons. As a finishing touch, she adds printed tags to note how many days are left till Christmas. Each day, the kids can unwrap a gift and remove a tag to tide them over till the main event. 



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Sunday, November 18, 2018

Christmas Tree Trash Ornaments

November 18, 2018 0 Comments
From burned-out light bulbs to empty paper towel rolls, lets transform your unwanted stuff into unique Christmas tree ornaments.

1. Light Bulb = Snowman

 Don't trash those burned-out light bulbs! Recycle them into sparkling snowman ornaments instead. Paint the bulbs the add glitter to enhance the look and the draw the snowman on it. Make sure you accessories it with red ribbon or any other stuff.


2. Puzzle Pieces = Reindeer


Not sure what to do with that old puzzle that's missing a few pieces? Repurpose it into cute reindeer ornaments for your tree. Its the simplest thing to do just take three piece combine them into a face and the stick eyes and lips to it.


3. Wine Corks = Christmas Tree


Save your wine corks from the holiday party season and transform them into Christmas tree-shaped ornaments. Combine them together in a tree shape and the hang in to your beautiful tree.

4. Mason Jar Bands = Mini Wreaths


Are spare Mason jar bands from past canning projects cluttering up your kitchen drawers? Learn how to turn them into adorable mini wreath ornaments.


5. Paper Towel Rolls = Snowflakes


Recycle a humble paper towel roll into a glittering snowflake ornament with just a few supplies. Cut the roll in a flower shape and coat it with fevicol to make it hard and the beautifully apply glitter to it .




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Sunday, November 4, 2018

Worthy Jewellery Storage Ideas !!

November 04, 2018 0 Comments
If you're anything like me, the struggle is real when it comes to keeping your jewellery organised — I feel like I can never find enough storage solutions to accommodate my massive collection of earrings, bracelets and necklaces.So here I have few ideas to organise the jewels in a very innovative and designer way 


Rustic Appeal

Give a plank of reclaimed pallet wood new life with a few silver nails and a handful of distinctive drawer pulls. The wood's natural weathering provides a rustic backdrop for sparkly bracelets and necklaces.

Dish It Out

Place your baubles in bowls and saucers, and you’ll never again wonder where that other earring is hiding.

Vase Forward

Transform a collection of monochromatic vases and jars into stately jewel catchers. Vary the containers' shapes and widths to display anything from rings to necklaces.

Frame Worthy

Think your gems are picture perfect? Remodel a frame to show off your works of art. Board up a frame back, add a few even  hooks and attach a homemade drawer (this one's made from scrap molding) to show off your adornments.

Window Treatment

Cache your stash and add architectural interest to your dressing room with a reclaimed plantation shutter. Prop it against a bare wall as a one-of-a-kind ledge for colourful earrings.

Heavy Metal

Big, clunky necklaces and rings need hooks that can stand up to your jewellery's heft. Convert a coat rack or hanging hooks into a clever catchall for your favourite  ornamentation.

Farm to Jewellery Box

Old lawn tools find new life when draped with colourful necklaces. Tie a string across the top for the perfect earring display.



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