Winter Tablescape Eclectic, New York
Rikki Snyder © 2012 Houzz
Example of an eclectic home design design in New York — Houzz
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Tom Miller
I've seen this done with sugar or salt.
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adeleashby
I would use bath salts.
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Rikki Snyder added this to One Table, Two Holiday Settings
Smaller mason jar candles add just the right glow.
Tiffany Carboni added this to The Busy Mom's Guide to Throwing a Kids' Holiday Tea Party
Tell us: What are your tips for hosting a kids’ holiday party so they keep coming back for more each year?
Alison Hodgson added this to The Case for Simplifying Christmas Decorations
That’s how it is for Sherry Chidwick. For the past five years, her kids have insisted on choosing scraggly ponderosa pine saplings for their Christmas tree. “A 6-foot-tall Charlie Brown tree doesn’t support much decor, as the branches are too few and too far apart and too weak to support much weight,” she says. “They have been happy to select only a few lightweight ornaments, a string of beads and a few twinkling lights, and call it good, for the tree. A small Nativity set, the collection of Christmas books, a few large snowflakes hanging in the windows, and a string of lights over the stockings on the mantel, and we are good to go. After many years of constant travel, we have all come to love our simple scene at Christmas.”
Lauren Dunec Hoang added this to 14 Easy Holiday Decorating Ideas
2. Create a Simple CenterpieceChances are you already have Mason jars, candles and seasonal fruit, which are all the ingredients you need for this pretty centerpiece. Layer evergreen cuttings, mason jars, tea lights and colorful fruit (such as rosy pomegranates, bright citrus or red apples) in an arrangement that can go on a table or mantel. Tip: Putting a bit of salt, sugar or pebbles at the bottom of the Mason jar will save a difficult cleanup if the candle wax spills over.See how to re-create this look
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pelemell added this to Holiday Decorating
Minimalist with home ingredients
cdondero added this to Wish List
Simplistic design w/readily available items
ngarl added this to Holiday Ideas
Putting a bit of salt, sugar or pebbles at the bottom of the Mason jar will save a difficult cleanup if the candle wax spills over.
robisondiane added this to decor
xmas centerpiece w greens, pomegranates, cranberries, pine cones
LBM added this to Seasonal Decor
"2. Create a Simple Centerpiece
Chances are you already have Mason jars, candles and seasonal fruit, which are all the ingredients you need for this pretty centerpiece. Layer evergreen cuttings, mason jars, tea lights and colorful fruit (such as rosy pomegranates, bright citrus or red apples) in an arrangement that can go on a table or mantel.
Tip: Putting a bit of salt, sugar or pebbles at the bottom of the Mason jar will save a difficult cleanup if the candle wax spills over."
