CHRISTMAS DECOR TREND: METALS

Thứ Năm, 4 tháng 10, 2012
Today, I wasted a couple hours of my time looking up Christmas Decor on Pinterest.  It’s not like I don’t have 1,000 things to do before I go on maternity leave… One of the 2012 trends I noticed today was the use of metal Christmas decor accents: gold, silver, bronze, tin, copper, and pewter.  I saw metals being mixed into Christmas decor through the use of nativities, votives, figurines, ornaments, trees…
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One of our favorite Christmas trends of 2012, is Recycled and Upcycled. The nice thing about this trend is that you can tweak the decor to look rustic, modern, minimalist, traditional (or whichever style you prefer). Some of my favorite recycled and upcycled DIY ideas include turning salt and pepper shakers into snow globes, copies of music into a Christmas chain, old scrabble game pieces into Christmas sayings, and newspaper into a leaf wreath.
I feel like this trend allows you to get creative with your trash (or Goodwill pile). For example, we turned our excess water bottles into a poinsettia garland and the soda cans in our recycle bin into Christmas ornaments.
What are some of the things you’ve recycled or upcycled? Would any of them work well with Christmas decor?
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2. Etsy
3. Country Living
4. Natural Home and Garden
5. Winterberry Pine Artificial Chrismast
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