It never fails…when Christmas is over, I come across ideas I wish I had seen earlier in the season so I could have tried them out. Well, I’m saving these ideas for next Christmas! Maybe you’ll find something here you’ll want to try next year, too!
From My Picture-Perfect Life–Top photo: display ornaments in a variety of glass containers or covered plates or stands. Even larger vases work great! Bottom photo: Silver and gold are a great combination–add fullness to a silvery Christmas tree with decorative gold stems.
From A Fanciful Diversion–a Shabby Chic lantern filled with a collection of snowy, glittery treasures.
My artistic friend Eileen had a similar idea this Christmas, making such a pretty arrangement, above, on her table!
From Carpe Diem–Glttery gold ornaments paired with rustic and natural elements–and more lanterns surrounding the bottom of the tree.
Love this outdoor lantern on a vintage sled–from Self Architecture. Gives any porch a warm and welcoming look!
A great way to add a touch of Christmas to bedrooms–hang stockings at the foot of the bed and add a Christmas pillow on top! From Passion Decor.
Top photo: Pinecones go great with the other rustic decor in this Shabby Chic display, from Seda y Nacar. And from the same site, a festive bannister with gifts and greenery.
What a cozy entryway from Texstil Design!
Cute little Christmas trees add a nice touch on tables indoors or out. From Jaynes Cozy Corner.
A glowing, golden vintage village warms up any room. From Old, but gold.
Well, we will sure be prepared for next Christmas, won’t we? 🙂 Have you collected some ideas you are saving for next Christmas?
Love them. Heading to Pinterest to save!! 🙂
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Glad you like the ideas! It will be fun to use them next year! 🙂
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I will have to book mark these ideas for next year! Wishing you a super 2014!
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Hi Nancy, I love the pictures! I must confess that I purchased a Christmas-Cookie-Book a few days ago… 😉 But hey, only 354 days until Christmas 🙂 Have a wonderful Sunday, warmly Bridget
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You’re right–it never hurts to plan ahead for next Christmas! 🙂 Hope you are having a nice Sunday afternoon, too!
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