Some feather trees are made with white feathers and, when dressed in winter decor, suggest a dusting of snow and evoke a cottage charm. Plain red ornaments, white snowflakes, and some vintage Christmas tags keep this tabletop beauty both simple and festive.
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Originally posted December 15, 2009.
The holidays are over for another year but wreaths can be used for every season, indoors and out. Winter can be celebrated with icy pink berries on evergreen, just top with a matching bow for a fresh and cheerful look!
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Wishing you and yours a very Merry Christmas filled with love and tradition. "Repeat the sounding joy."
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Tea rooms are typically decorated in pinks and greens, salmons and peach tones. When that is the case, choosing a centerpiece for Thanksgiving might be a challenge. Consider these centerpieces -- beautiful, seasonally appropriate, and delicate enough for any tea room setting.
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Welcoming autumn affords us many opportunities to choose natural treasures from Mother Nature's bounty. Coupling citrus fruit like small oranges with dried flowers is a charming mix of those treasures and can be found at a local grocer, a farmers market, or your own garden. Consider a long, rectangular wreath as a refreshing departure from traditional rounds. Hang with a ribbon in a complimentary color, then enjoy the visual appeal and aromatic pleasantries of the season!
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