This year I reused our Halloween pumpkins from the boy's preschool trip and plopped them on top of some faux wood candlesticks (target purchase circa 2006) kept our family sign up because I love the darn thing - and seriously what's more thanksgiving than family. I had some old dried mini pumpkins from last year that I stuck into a glass candle holder, kept my lantern up - not too much going on huh. I did want to do a thankful tree, and I've seen them online and on Pinterest and think they are so cute and a way to have everyone be involved with the season and decor. I grabbed some branches from the backyard, cut out some leaf shapes onto card stock, punched holes and threaded them - presto instant tree. I'm in love, the kids love adding leaves, and we're meeting the "festive" goal. Cost = 0
Since we've given ourselves 18 months to save as much "green" as possible to get our new house and establish our own "white picket fence" so to speak, it has to take some creativity and thrifty spending tactics to make our deadline. This is how we are doing it
Monday, November 11, 2013
Thanksgiving Decor
I like to dress up the house for the holidays, I like the way it makes us feel "festive" and such. Especially since I always have tons of ideas to incorporate into each season or holiday and most of them never happen....sigh. So I at least try to add a little flair so to speak.
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