Thursday, December 10, 2009

Table Top Trees

I love all the table top trees out there in blog land. Here are just a few I've seen. Link your table top trees at the bottom of this post!

Raffia makes a beautiful tree. Visit Chris, Erin and Jayce to see how she made these trees HERE.
These trees look good enough to eat. I think candy makes gorgeous table top trees. These ones are from Better HOmes and Gardens and can be found HERE.
Macaroni makes great trees too. There's nothing quite like metallic pasta!!! Head over to Lucky Star Lane to see more of this beauty HERE.

How about a burlap tree? This one rocks! Visit Reds Writing to see how this one was made HERE.
Make ribbon trees to place around the house. Visit Sweet Sumo's Stuff to see how to make these and a few more pictures of scrapbook paper trees HERE.
These trees are made using feather boas! How fun and soft!!! The Frugal Fashionista has more of her tree creations HERE and HERE.
This is a unique idea I had to mention. Take your summer tomato cages and turn them into outdoor trees. Fox Tale Follies has more on this idea HERE.
Join your table top ideas to this post! Let us see what you've created.



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RIDICULOUSLY TASTY Egg Nog Bread

I love egg nog so when I saw THIS recipe, I knew I had to make it! This is to-die-for! If you like egg nog, you will LOVE this bread. Move over peppermint ice cream, egg nog bread may become my new favorite Christmas holiday treat. Recipe found at Smashed Peas and Carrots.

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Wednesday, December 9, 2009

Santa Pillow

Create a pillow that would make Santa happy! How about this Santa pillow from The Sproutz Store blog? To see how it was made, go HERE.

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His and Hers Stockings

You could make these cute stockings from Moody Girl Projects by clicking HERE.
If you don't like the typical stocking, think about making these his and hers stockings. Cowboy Boots and Mary Janes! See how Little Birdie Secrets made them HERE.




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Christmas Topiary

Not only do I love the ornament part of this Christmas topiary, but I love the pot part too! This makes me happy just looking at it! Fingerprints on the Fridge came up with this cutie. See how she created it HERE.

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Tuesday, December 8, 2009

Giant Popsicle Snowflakes

Use those popsicle sticks you've saved from summer to make THESE wintery snowflakes. How beautiful! Craftynest has more details HERE.

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Ornament Garland

Are you stunned by this stunning ornament garland? I am. Check out how to make one HERE at Cheap Chic Home.

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