It’s Not Too Late to Decorate (nov)
You have been running around like a chicken with it’s head cut off… where do I get these sayings?? It just popped into my head, but I guess it’s fitting (sort of). Anyway, Thanksgiving is fast approaching and you still have to spruce up the house for the big day. Again, off the top of my head, I came up with some really easy ways to make your home warm and cozy!
-garland of colored leaves draped over the fireplace
-small figurines of “all things fall” I’m thinking little pumpkins, little farmers etc to decorate window sills etc.
-candles in warm colors. You can get amazing some amazing baby candles that nestle in little glass cups that can be used to decorate where ever there is an empty spot.
-place a display of season magazines on the coffee table. I think that I mentioned it before… I have magazines dating back to the 40s and no I wasn’t around back then. ;)
-change the pillows on your sofa to something fitting for the season. I even remember reading once about buying silky scarves in the colors you need and simply tying them around the pillows you already have.
I’m sure that there are about a zillion little ideas and if you feel like sharing… we are all ears! ;)
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Tags: candles, coffee table, decorating window sills, Thanksgiving decorating, welcome signs
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3 opinions for It’s Not Too Late to Decorate (nov)
marye
Nov 21, 2008 at 3:23 pm
I have magazines too…I bought them from eBay..several different issues from the year the house was built 1910… :) Adds an authentic look….unless I put them on the t.v. or microwave…
Nikki
Nov 21, 2008 at 7:54 pm
I love the garland of leaves idea. Fall colors are my absolute favorite (as I wear my orange shirt today!)
Michelle Smith
Nov 24, 2008 at 10:18 pm
I love the leaf idea. I like to make tea light holders out of mini pumpkins. Hollow out the top, set the tea light it. That’s it. They look cute on the Thanksgiving table.
I always have little pumpkins and colored gourds around the house this time of year. They look very festive.
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