Christmas gallery wall

Back in October, I used this wall to display some Halloween images. 
This time I used ornaments.

Deck the Walls
 

It was very time consuming putting it up, but it was worth the work.

I used my cricut to cut each of the ornaments out as well as the paper bows.

 



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Whoa! Someday Crafts posted about this today. What a rush.
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Another honour; Stephanie Lyn also featured this project

Fantle

What’s a fantle?  A fake mantle of course. The only fireplace I have is in the basement, so I am using my cubicle bookcase as my mantle.
I added twinkle lights and some batting, throw in some bulbs and watch it sparkle.





Joining in on these parties

Ornaments galore

I am not putting a tree up this year, but still want a festive look. I picked up more bulbs and started filling things.



I stopped by the dollar store and they had these pretty mercury glass votive holders. The snowflakes are so pretty.

I’ve got a few more projects on the go, but I've run out of time to finish them; I’m off to Great Wolf Lodge for some fun on the Lazy River.

BFF

My first cushion was feeling a little lonely, so I made her a friend :)                                      

A little different; can you spot the differences?

Alone

Together

Everybody needs a BFF. I’m grateful for mine, and she reads my blog regularly.

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Ballard inspired Christmas cushion

Using what I had, I wanted to create my own interpretation of this ornament adorned cushion

I used freezer paper to create the bulbs, painted them in, added ribbon and some bows.


I’m going to add this into the mix at The CSI Project Pillow Challenge


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Curb side find gets dressed up

I found this in my neighbours garbage.
I dressed it up and now it looks fabulous.


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The $24 craft room, done

I have been under the weather for the past few days, but between my naps (I’ve been sleeping a lot), I managed to get a few more things done to my craft room.
I made a slip cover for my Bromma footstool and a simple window valance from, you guessed it, burlap.
My iron found a place in an old crate that I found this summer.

Shelving that I got at the GW for $10, houses bins that hold all of my crafting supplies.
I was originally going to paint the desktop, but I know that I will be painting furniture and other things down here this winter, and it would just be something else to cover. The floor, pfffttt, I don’t care about it, it’s a mess and is going to stay as is for now.
It’s not a dream space, but it’s functional and organized Everything was gathered from around the house or friends. I like that.

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Christmas Wreath

I’m a little anxious to get my Christmas decorating done early as my busy season starts in two weeks. Every Saturday and most Sunday’s are booked with events that I am performing at until the 19th of December. In case you missed that post, I am a children’s entertainer.
Keeping with my black, white and green theme, I created this wreath today.
I started with a tinsel wrapped wreath

Hot glued the ornaments on and hung it up.




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Sawdust and Paperscraps - Whatever goes





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