This year I borrowed an artificial tree for my dining room.
I wanted to complete the tree by spending as little money as possible.
With a trip to my local thrift store, & some quiet nights with the hot glue gun, here's what I came up with...
And you can too.
Vintage Paper Ornaments
so simple to make.
And these paper chains by the mile...
I found mini canvases at A.C. Moore, decoupaged paper to them, them added some farm animal silhouettes to them along with a ribbon.
Next, I stopped by my local thrift store and picked up small pitchers, creamers, & pretty much anything little, pretty, and white.
I even picked up a kid's Raggedy Anne tea set & spray painted it white.
Attached a few ribbons, and bingo, ornaments.
I also found some gorgeous silver, that I attached ribbon to.
Another easy ornament...
So, with some luck at the thrift store, & some hot glue, you can have a simple, elegant, inexpensive tree.
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I love the little canvases with the animals! Might have to steal that idea! Merry Christmas to you & yours!
ReplyDeleteOh how I love your tree. All the "ornaments" are cute as can be. All together it is a beautiful look for your tree.
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful!
ReplyDeleteVery clever and unique!! Just goes to show, you can decorate a tree on a budget.. Lovely!
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it looks beautiful! i love how simple it is and love the soft color palette.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! I love the white little pitchers, what a great idea!!
ReplyDeleteYour tree looks great!
ReplyDeleteFantastic! I love your ideas!
ReplyDeleteI think I might need a second tree this year.
Mercedes
You are so talented...I just love your blog! ~~Happy Holidays~~
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