Tabletop Christmas trees are one of my favorite kinds of holiday decorations. While I certainly appreciate a big tree full of ornaments and lights, I’m always drawn more towards a smaller version. Whether it’s the “mini” aspect that wins me over (because I *DO* love anything mini) or just the ease of dealing with a smaller tree, they’re simply easy to love. Plus, there are all sorts of ways to create your own tabletop tree using any number of things from the thrift store.Read more ›
Christmas Tree Decorations: Ideas and Inspiration for the Holiday Season
For many of us, putting up the Christmas tree is not only the start of the Holiday season but also sets the tone for all our Christmas decorating. While some choose a different tree style each year, others cherish the tradition and the memories attached to old, well-loved, and re-used Christmas tree decorations. But for all of us, our trees are a quintessential part of our holiday home decor.Read more ›
Boho Christmas Tree from a Bamboo Wine Rack
While on a trip to visit family in Florida, we OF COURSE swung by a couple of thrift stores. I spotted this bamboo wine rack right away. It was begging to become a Boho Christmas tree in my mind, mostly because bamboo and rattan is so popular in Boho decor. Either way, I couldn’t wait to transform it into retro Christmas decor!
30+ Upcycling Ideas for Alternative Christmas Trees
In the world of upcycling, there are two fundamental truths. Anything round (or round-ish) can become a pumpkin and anything triangular can become a Christmas tree. And as much as I love real pumpkins and real Christmas trees, I also love unique versions such as the alternative Christmas trees that I’ve gathered for your inspiration.Read more ›
Nordic Christmas Tree from a Coffee Cup Tree
There I was at the Goodwill Outlet (aka, “The Bins”), staring at a coffee cup tree. It was on top of the pile, likely tossed there by someone who scoffed at its missing arm. But me? I grabbed it…broken treasures are my favorite finds. And this coffee mug holder for a Christmas project. My plan? To transform it into a Nordic Christmas tree for a fun, minimalist change of pace.Read more ›
Christmas Craft Project with Serger Thread Cones
If you live in or have traveled to the Carolinas, then you may know that this area has a long history in textiles. The mills still dot the landscape, with one in nearly every town. Some are dilapidated, some just empty, and some of have been converted into new commercial/residential use. Relics of that textile mill history (such as serger thread cones) are found in nearly every antique and thrift store in the region.Read more ›