Dec 4, 2015
christmas, Christmas Lights, CHRISTMAS TREE, Creative Holiday Decorating, Decor, HOLIDAY, HOLIDAY DECOR, Holiday Entertaining, LIGHT, Ornaments, Outdoor Decor, WINTER, WREATH No comments
Now that December has arrived, it’s time to get your holiday
decorating game on. Decking your halls may be a breeze, (wrap some garland,
hang some mistletoe, trim the tree, and you’re basically set), but what about
your outdoor decor? If you’re a little stumped when it comes to getting your
yard yuletide ready, fear not – we’ve got some great ideas for you to try! Don’t
let your neighbor’s epic light show intimidate you, follow our advice and you
could have the best looking house on the block!
Wonderful Wreath –
We love this modern take on the traditional Christmas wreath. Instead of using
branches, you can make this beauty with a ceiling medallion (found at most
hardware stores). Add a bit of bright green paint and a ribbon and you’re good
to go.
Image via HGTV
Beautiful Bundles
– These rustic balls of holiday lights add a festive feeling to your outdoor
space. Place them on your porch, in birdbaths, and up trees to cast some
beautiful light on your wintry yard.
Image via Better Homes and Gardens
Ornate Ornaments
– Hang some ornaments from your porch to add some holiday whimsy to your
entryway. We especially like the use of white and silver balls here, to imitate
the effect of falling snow (plus they look great with the green!).
Image via Home Stories from A to Z
Vivacious Votives
– Light your porch or walkway with sweet and simple votives. Adding a layer
rock or Epsom salt for the candle to sit on will help keep things safe (you
know what they say about unattended flames!) and looking good.
Image via HGTV
Lovely Lanterns –
Too many little legs coming in and out of your house to make having live flames
a good idea? That’s ok; try this neat lantern! Filled with brightly colored
ornaments and some white lights, it’s a like a little burst of holiday cheer!
Image via Dimples & Tangles
Sweet Snowflakes –
Live in a place that doesn’t get much snow or having an unseasonably warm
winter? This snowflake garland is a great way to turn even the greenest,
warmest spaces in to a winter wonderland!
Image via Martha Stewart
Playful Pallet Tree –
If your trees are too high to climb, too delicate to trim, or non-existent, try
making a palette tree! Fairly straightforward to build, they can have a nice
rustic effect on your yard.
Image via Buzzmills
Stupendous Sign –
Spread the joy this season (literally) with a fun sign on your porch! We’re big
fans of the wreath instead of an O, and the scene the surrounding mittens and
skates create.
Image via Fynes Designs
Wicked Wrapping –
Ok, let’s wrap it up, (your tree that is!). Instead of simply hanging your
lights in your trees, try wrapping them around! This is such a neat look, and
definitely worth trying if you really want to show your neighbors up!
Image via Christmas Lights Etc.
We hope these ideas help you spread some holiday cheer in
your neighborhood. Make sure to share some get shots of your holiday decor with
@HomeShows on Twitter and Instagram. We love seeing what you create!
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Search
How to Take Part
Instagram @homeshows
Find Us on Facebook
Twitter @homeshows
Popular Posts
-
I recently discovered the coolest website EVER! Wordle.net generates free and customizable subway art in as quickly as 1 minute. Sim...
-
Tweet Thanksgiving and holiday entertaining is in full swing! We know you're all preoccupied planning meals and getting the ho...
-
It's gift giving season! As you prepare your list, consider making a few of your gifts this year. Impress your friends and family w...
-
Calling all bloggers, designers, and entertaining enthusiasts: we're searching for the next big name in design, entertainment, and all t...
Home + Garden Blog Archive
Marketplace Events. Powered by Blogger.
0 comments:
Post a Comment