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festive chair decor an (almost) tutorial

this post is an oldie but goodie from last year
Over the weekend, I realized that I needed to change out my front door wreath. But, that is not what this post is about. This post is about the idea that came to me after looking at all the leftover scraps and cuttings from making the wreath:

Add this to the pile of leftover glittery leaves, vines and such I had from making my tree-topper a few weeks ago, and I knew I wanted to do something other than store them until next year.

And, I just knew I wanted to make some festive chair decor for my dining room chairs. These were so, so easy, and hardly justify a tutorial. Basically, I collected my scraps and hot glued pieces together until I got a look that I wanted. All six are different, and used leftover twigs, branches, glittery bits, pinecones and even a bird in a nest.

Here is one completed…

And here are all six. The entire process took about 20 minutes, tops.

Then, I choose a red gingham ribbon from my (large, ever-growing, much-loved) ribbon stash. And tied each to my chairs with a simple square knot. I love how these turned out, and I especially love the fact that they cost me practically nothing.

Thanks for taking a trip with me down memory lane…tomorrow, I will share how I updated them for this year’s Christmas decor!
Thanks for reading!

Angelica

Friday 10th of December 2010

Fabulous ideas!! I would love to create Christmas "magic" in every corner of my house. Little touches here and there bring it all together.

Thanks so much for your sweet words on my blog, I *love* your blog too and I'm so excited to be designing with you for The Twinery! :) ~ Angelica

Jennifer

Monday 6th of December 2010

what an awesome idea! It looks great!

Kathy

Monday 6th of December 2010

Added to yoiur dining room chairs just gives a festive feel -I really like this idea

Sarah P

Monday 6th of December 2010

Your pedestal platters are beautiful! Found you through TT&J.

Mammamoiselle

Monday 6th of December 2010

I love this idea! I'm definitely going to have to try it. Thanks!