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Christmas Decorating That Will Make Your Holidays Special

By: Lee MacRae Home | Home-and-Family | Holidays


If you are like the majority of folks, you don't seem to have a lot of time during the holidays to make special decorations. You can go out and buy Christmas decorations or you can do something completely different. And you can make your holiday decorating quick and simple and create a festive mood in your home without spending a lot of cash or time, leaving you more time to enjoy the holiday season with your family. The following information discusses a number of hints on a few holiday decorating tips that are free and inexpensive that will require very little effort:

Tableware:

Use festive tableware for every meal during the month of December. Search your cupboards and drawers and get out anything that looks remotely festive. You can also shop flea markets and one dollar stores and find many decorative items for the holidays that you can use every year after year. And you can add to your festive collection of holiday tableware each year and soon you will have many types of dishes that will make your holiday celebrations special.

Bows:

Try decorating your home with festive bows. Ribbons tied around chairs, plants, lamps, drapes, stairs and doorknobs make marvelous decorations. Place bows and ribbons in any number of locations throughout your house for a festive look that is quick and simple. The bows and ribbons do not have to be green and red. You can try many colors or match the bows and ribbons to the decor you have in your home. Choose ribbons that you can reuse each year. When the holidays are over, pack them up carefully so that you can use them over and over.

Wreaths:

Put a holiday wreath on every door in your home. Use real pine, holly, and grapevine and decorate with berries, fruit and pine cones. If you buy artificial wreaths you will be able to use them year after year.

Candles:

Arrange many candles around the room and turn the lights off during holiday meals. You will create a special, festive atmosphere that will be remembered and anticipated by your family each year. Remember to keep an eye on small children carefully when you decorate with real candles. But these days you can even find candles that run by batteries that are safer than a flame and still look like amazingly real. A fire in the fireplace each evening will add to the holiday spirit. You can also arrange these candles in your bathroom and around your bathtub.

Holiday decorating does not have to be difficult or cost you a lot of money. Simple and easy decorations throughout your house will make fond memories for your family and will be anticipated year after year. Make sure to put out plenty of scented potpourri and scented oils in various locations throughout your house as well.



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