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Miroir et arbre de Noël

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How else do you get creative with your tree? Do you trim yours with a nod to a favorite hobby, enthusiasm or locale, as with this tree in Mexico made from painted seedpods, chile lights, butterflies and ribbons? Post your pictures and share your stories in the

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Do you celebrate with an alternative tree? Some people riff on the idea of a Christmas tree with a decorated branch, tabletop tree or free-form sculpture. Share a picture of your improvised tree and give us the details

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17. Chalk art. Have a chalkboard or a wall coated in chalkboard paint? Transform it into a holiday prop by drawing your own Christmas tree or a wintery scene. You could even pile up the presents beneath your chalkboard tree

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Prettily wrapped gifts. Having your holiday gifts (or at least some of them!) bought and wrapped ahead of time can give you great peace of mind during this busy season. Plus, wrapped gifts make great decor. Just pile up a few on the floor, a bench or a crate and embellish them with sprigs of greenery.

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6. Sprig of berries. Red berries tucked into a ceramic vase make a bright point in any room. Try putting a sprig among the books on your shelves, in the powder room or on bedside tables

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7. Advent garland. Particularly if you have kids in the house (but even if you don’t), advent calendars can be great fun. A garland festooned with numbered treat bags makes a colorful decoration for a blank wall or a banister

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9. Mini wreaths in the windows. Suspended from slender red ribbons, this assortment of small wreaths looks stunning from indoors and out. Hang your wreaths at different lengths to get a similar effect

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13. Pine cone garland. Foraged pine cones are elevated with brush-on gold leaf and attached to rustic rope for this nature-inspired DIY. Drape your finished garland across the mantel, wall or entry.

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. Branch in a vase. Take a fresh cutting from a tree outdoors, plunk it in a jar of fresh, cold water and then surround it with white candles. Simple, beautiful and so Scandinavian

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