Here is a closer look at the gilded branch and blue velvet ribbon. These red glass ornaments are stunning and I love the pop of color it adds to the tree. Here is another DIY ornament I shared yesterday. You can find the DIY for these marbled ornaments HERE Michaels holiday décor collections make it easy to find your holiday style and bring your vision to life! From the perfect tree and trimmings to creative gifts and DIY supplies, Michaels has all the ingredients to create wonder-filled memories for family and friends. For example, this hammered candle is part of the Soiree collection but look how well it goes with the red mercury vase. The entire collection is regal and glam but can be easily be mixed with other items at Michaels. I think it adds a very interesting ‘regal’ look…:) I also used it to wrap around the mirror and I simply attached it with some clear tape. Here is a photo I took at the store of the entire collection I wrapped some gorgeous velvet ribbon – which I found at Michaels – around the tree along with some gilded picks and some gilded garland. I think the contrast between the gold and red look perfect against the dark walls. The name of the collection I used is called ‘Winter Soiree’ and it’s all about rich/classic tones like red, gold and royal blue. I’m excited to be participating in the Michaels Makers Dream Tree Challenge this year along with my fellow makers, all of whom are so incredibly talented and creative with their trees. I know it’s a little bit early for some but we like to get ahead of the game just so you have time to gather ideas and inspiration. It’s that time of year again to start thinking about Christmas decor. I hope you will sit back, grab your favorite drink and snack to enjoy ALL of the other beautiful Christmas Tours linked below.Hello, friends. Thank you for joining me on the Very Merry Christmas Tour. I think it is just the right touch to celebrate Christmas and to finish off decorating. Without fail, my Vintage Avon Nativity is always a part of my Christmas decorating. And, of course the blue wrapping paper makes me smile.Įvery year for 43 years my grandma’s handmade ornament, (from my wedding day) has hung on my Christmas tree. It adds just the right amount of color and shimmer to bring this Christmas tree over the top.ĭecorating my new rattan pouf was so fun! With a sequin pillow (cover purchased from Amazon), a Boho style pillow and a hand crocheted doily is another way to add sparkle and texture. The silver and blue glitter ribbon (from Hobby Lobby) is absolutely stunning on this tree. Then glued gold Styrofoam balls (like I did here) to ends of the branches for more interest and height. I painted branches white from a fallen tree in my apartment complex. Like my “new to me” mop bucket on the right and the rustic olive bucket on the left.įilling them with pillows, doilies, flowers, faux greenery and sparkly blue berries-they tie right in to the colors and shine of the Christmas tree. I just love adding a vintage feel to all of my Christmas designs. This DIY Christmas Cottage with fairy lights is a fun addition to this vignette, as well.Ī view from this angle of the tree is one of my favorites this year. So sweet.īeing able to see the Blue and Silver Shimmery Christmas tree in the background is stunning and such a highlight in the dining room space. They are precious, aren’t they? Especially the kissing angels. The vintage Christmas angels like to make an appearance every year in my Christmas décor. Like I said, it has taken me out of my comfort zone and helped me stretch my creativity. Because I never would have chosen this and I LOVE it. It’s been a fun way for us to connect, see each others ideas and creativity. I tend to take over the decorating but for the last couple of years I have asked for his input. So I set up the tree in front of my newly painted mirror collage in the middle of the dining area wall.Īdding the touches of royal blue, silver and white was actually my husband’s idea. This year I wanted to do something out of the box. Last year my Christmas tree was in the dining room space, but in front of the window. Not only to come up with something fresh and new, but to go out of my comfort zone of muted soft colors.

Using my creative juices and trying to use what I already have, it has been a challenge for me. As part of this Christmas Tour I want to share my Blue and Silver Shimmery Christmas decorating ideas. I will list all of their inspiring Christmas ideas at the end of this post for you to enjoy. Today’s blog post is part of the Very Merry Christmas Tour hosted by Carrie from Lovely Etc… along with several other bloggers.

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