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A really pretty grouping of beautiful, shimmering gold mercury glass Christmas trees and matching candle holders with ivoty pillar candles that coordinate so beautifully with the gold decorations. Positioned on glass blocks which were removed from a building and repurposed into home decor. Overall a really gorgeous presentation. Mercury glass is so beautiful…
Want to know how to make a feather Christmas wreath to dress up your door in style this holiday season? This video shows you how to do it in less than 2 minutes. These feather boa wreaths are super expensive when buy them ready-made, but you can get the look for less when you DIY!
Christmas decorating ideas as seen on HGTV Designer’s Challenge. Watch the video
More Christmas Decorating ideas captured on video, this time from Creative Traditions. Ideas include decorating doorways with garland, things to do with Christmas balls, decorating window ledges, and a whole lot more. Enjoy!
A really magical mood is created for Christmas by decorating the window with cords of white lights draped and swagged over and around the window. Curtain lights hang in the window as well. The room twinkles. Photo Credit.
If you are looking for Christmas Decorating Ideas for Windows, you should also click here to see this post featuring a breathtaking photo of gorgoeus stars suspended from the ceiling in front of a window….
Below, rod iron window baskets hold abundant displays of fruit and seasonal greenery. Don’t be surprised if the deer show up to feast outside your window! Afterall, deer have to eat too! From MyHomeIdeas
Above, magnolia leaves and juniper dress up the window sill below the window on the exterior of the house. Look for a faux magnolia garland at your local craft or floral store, cut it to size, and you can acheive this look easily. From MyHomeIdeas.
Below, relatively small and very pretty evergreen wreaths with lime green ribbons that match the walls hang over the windows in this kitchen eating area decorated for Christmas. Photo from Better Homes and Gardens Magazine.
