some of my favorite inspirations...
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Polly Wreford |
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previous four: Chris Everard |
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Lonny |
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previous six: Polly Wreford |
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previous two: from Martha Stewart Living, Dec 10, scanned by me |
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Southern Living |
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Martha Stewart |
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Domino, 2007 |
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previous two: Living Etc. |
and some (lousy) pictures of our decorations...
Turquoise is the main accent color in our living room, so we got a few turquoise and dark teal ornaments at HomeGoods, Crate+Barrel, and Kmart to add to the gold, silver and white ones we already had. Our ornaments are a mix of antiques that I took from my parents and cheap things we picked up this and last holiday season. Some are particularly special, like the rocking horse in the last picture. The boyfriend and I grew up on opposite ends of the country. When he came home with me for Christmas after a few years together we realized that we have this exact same "baby's first Christmas" ornament - his is dated 1988 and mine 1987.
We have a fake tree this year, which I hate but makes sense since we won't actually be here for Christmas. I've been loving the classic, elegant look of a tree in an urn, so we bought a plastic one for $8 online. The garland is real; I found the "Noel" letters in the end-of-semester trash pile at college one year and rescued them; and I made the stockings last year with some fabric from JoAnn's. I made the wreath from coffee filters and a bent hanger. Nothing cost more than $10 except the tree, but the result (in my humble opinion) is rather classy.
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