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Winter Decorating
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Length:
30 minutes
Released:
Feb 10, 2017
Format:
Podcast episode
Description
Even if you don’t live in a spot that is cold and snowy during winter you can warm up your home with some pretty, layered decorating ideas! Today we’re chatting up easy and creative ways to decorate for winter no matter where you are! Let’s create a beautiful winter home!
West coast Kelly uses big bowls of lemons or other citrus fruits as winter decor! Her favorite is Meyer Lemons. Meyer lemons are originally from China and a cross between a lemon and a mandarin orange. YUM!
Here’s a great article about planting Myer lemon trees indoors.
Yvonne uses pinecones to decorate. See a tutorial for pinecone firestarters HERE. And see how to bleach pinecones HERE.
Throws and grain sacks are wonderful ways to layer decor in the winter. Anita has the best info about grain sacks HERE.
Anita’s notes on this episode can be found HERE.
You can see an easy tutorial for a chunky arm knit throw HERE.
Anita loves “furry” pillows. HERE’S how prettily they warm up her French farmhouse!
Yvonne’s sweater pillow tutorial is HERE and her no-sew snowflake button pillow is HERE.
Orchids are a good choice for winter. See how Yvonne grows them and shows them off all winter HERE.
Kelly has a green thumb indoors too! She shows us how to grow cyclamen, her favorite winter plant HERE.
You might want to check out Soft Surroundings HERE they have beautiful home decor products for winter coziness!
Easy transitional decorating post from Yvonne. Decorating her dining room for winter HERE, and warm and cozy winter decorating HERE and more HERE.
Have a moment to subscribe rate & review our podcast? Awesome – thx! Do it HERE.
Subscribing means you’ll never miss an episode. Rating & reviewing let’s know how we are doing. If you do subscribe, rate & review as a thank you we’ll enter you to win a signed copy of Anita’s book (affiliate link) French Accents. Email and let us know you did & we’ll enter you.
And you can call us @ 323 480-4408 we’d love to hear from you!
Until next time…
xo
The post Episode 6: Winter Decorating appeared first on Decorating Tips and Tricks.
West coast Kelly uses big bowls of lemons or other citrus fruits as winter decor! Her favorite is Meyer Lemons. Meyer lemons are originally from China and a cross between a lemon and a mandarin orange. YUM!
Here’s a great article about planting Myer lemon trees indoors.
Yvonne uses pinecones to decorate. See a tutorial for pinecone firestarters HERE. And see how to bleach pinecones HERE.
Throws and grain sacks are wonderful ways to layer decor in the winter. Anita has the best info about grain sacks HERE.
Anita’s notes on this episode can be found HERE.
You can see an easy tutorial for a chunky arm knit throw HERE.
Anita loves “furry” pillows. HERE’S how prettily they warm up her French farmhouse!
Yvonne’s sweater pillow tutorial is HERE and her no-sew snowflake button pillow is HERE.
Orchids are a good choice for winter. See how Yvonne grows them and shows them off all winter HERE.
Kelly has a green thumb indoors too! She shows us how to grow cyclamen, her favorite winter plant HERE.
You might want to check out Soft Surroundings HERE they have beautiful home decor products for winter coziness!
Easy transitional decorating post from Yvonne. Decorating her dining room for winter HERE, and warm and cozy winter decorating HERE and more HERE.
Have a moment to subscribe rate & review our podcast? Awesome – thx! Do it HERE.
Subscribing means you’ll never miss an episode. Rating & reviewing let’s know how we are doing. If you do subscribe, rate & review as a thank you we’ll enter you to win a signed copy of Anita’s book (affiliate link) French Accents. Email and let us know you did & we’ll enter you.
And you can call us @ 323 480-4408 we’d love to hear from you!
Until next time…
xo
The post Episode 6: Winter Decorating appeared first on Decorating Tips and Tricks.
Released:
Feb 10, 2017
Format:
Podcast episode
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