Tis the Season to Deck Your Entryway

Decorating a home for the holidays takes on a new meaning once a person learns that family members are planning to visit. No one enjoys finding themselves scrambling, at the last minute, to come up with decoration ideas. As a guest’s arrival date gets closer decorating the entire house becomes less of an option. What do you do if you don’t have the time to go room-by-room? After all, isn’t having a tree enough?

Having a tree wins half the battle, at least in our eyes. If you are looking for that something extra…try decking your entryway. Wow your guests from the driveway, in addition to boosting your home’s curb appeal.

Below are a few adorably simple ideas to help you earn brownie points with your visitors.

Let’s start by playing it safe with a simple door wreath. Visiting your local craft store will get you well on your way to creating your masterpiece.Steps to make your own holiday reef

What’s needed?

  • Rosemary
  • A wire frame or recycling around embroidery frame
  • Rubber elastic bands
  • Green wire
  • A wire cutter

Click Here to learn more about how to make this easy to make a wreath.

Holiday decorative lanternSee that wasn’t too bad, but if crafting really isn’t your bag, then this next suggestion is the one for you. First, visit your local craft store to grab either a few decorative lanterns or birdcages, now head to your local dollar store to pickup some fantastically shiny ornaments. Glittery or reflective surfaces work best for this project. For extra pizzazz try looping a string of lights in with them.

 

Holiday decorative lantern

 

 

What’s needed?

  • Decorative lanterns or bird cages
  • Shiny ornaments
  • Holiday Lights

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Now, we are cooking…hopefully not too much, if so you might need to unplug the string of lights. What can be done to add some flare? How about using a plant urn? This will take a little extra effort, but this really is extremely cute and easily achieved. The key here is to let your personality show.

What’s needed? Blogspot Urn

  • Urn or decorative flower pot
  • Tree trimmings from your local tree seller
  • Twiggs and/or small stems
  • Ornaments
  • Bows and other shiny things

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