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Homemade Christmas decor!
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By: Michele McDonald30 Comments
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Great idea using mesh on the styrofoam, I have used chickenwire. The only paint I have found that satisfactorily covers styrofoam is Designmasters floral paint. It is acetone based and a fine mist, generally used on fabrics, florals, glass, just about anything. Some craftstores carry it, Michael’s here in the Chicagoland does. This is what florists use on everything from live plants to everything else.
Great post, and you have a new follower…thanks, Sandi
I love your trees! I used the same technique (cardstock cone) and tinsel to make a couple of trees for my dining room as well. Thanks.
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So pretty! I LOVE the black and white – great tip about the glue…my spray paint ate my styrofoam!
Love the beaded Tree!
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Love these projects, especially the colors. So different. Your hutch looks great. I am a new follower and have joined the linky party this week. I just added your button to my blog. So nice to meet you. I’m looking forward to exploring the other blogs.
Love the arrangements! And the tutorial!
You should come link this up to my weekly Thursday Making It With Allie Link Party! I think it would make a Fabulous addition!
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What a beautiful blog! I linked up my It’s a Wonderful Life pillow.
Jodi
What a fun project..love all the glitter! TFS
Your trees are fun! Great tip on adding the mesh.
Love all three trees! All very pretty and glittery which makes for a pretty arrangement!
Gorgeous! The color and sparkles are so elegant!
I love all the decor you made. It’s so beautiful! Thanks for sharing your ideas and for hosting a linky 🙂
They’re all so creative, but #2 is absolutely my favorite!
You did a fabulous job! They are so pretty!
I love these trees! Gorgeous!
Those are gorgeous!! Thanks!
Your hutch looks beautiful. Love the black/silver combo.
Great ideas! I like your blog, too!
I love all this stuff and I only decorate in black & silver so this is all awesome!!
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I love the sparkling decor you created. It looks magical.
I love, love, LOVE the black and silver ornaments that are everywhere this year! These ideas were all so cute!
Your trees are lovely and look so good on your display.
What great trees!! I appreciate the tip about the mesh. That will come in handy with an ornament idea I have!!
Super cute display and I love it with your chalkboard pennant!! 🙂
Lovin’ the ornament tree! I love the black, white, and silver combo. My dining room (before it turned into my office) was black and white and I decorated with the same colors. It always looks so classy and chic! 🙂 I”m so excited for this week’s posts!
Hello! I came over from the linky party at It’s So Very Cheri. I just wanted to stop by and say “thank you” for the great tutorial. My favorite tree is the one covered in Christmas ornaments!
wow absolutely loving this. I just might have to make this. Thanks for sharing I am your newest follower!
xo
Your trees are gorgeous, Michele!! I LOVE those vintage candlesticks!! They are perfect. I think that first tree is my favorite.
These are so pretty! And great tip on preventing the styro-meltdown. You’d think that stuff would be more durable!
Michele I emailed you my post for tomorrow. Thanks Jen