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Updated 6 January 2021
Pinterest. The home of the weird, the wonderful, and more printables than you could ever print. It can take some time to find the nuggets of inspirational gold, but we've done the hard work for you, with Pinterest boards covering Christmas trees and decorations, wreaths, table styling, food and wrapping. Here are a few of the best ideas we've pinned this week...
Use tubs or baskets to corral presents under the tree - you could have one for each family member. They're easy to carry too, if you're travelling for Christmas.
Clip small sprigs of rosemary and use them on place cards. Do place cards seem like too much effort? Think of them as an investment in happy family dynamics on the day. There's a DIY for this at Spoon Fork Bacon if you need it.
Ok, this idea is a little less simple, but it is very pretty. Paper tags and cotton ribbon are marbleised with nailpolish - just follow the instructions at Oh Happy Day.
On Christmas day, clip greenery from your garden (or take a sneaky walk around the neighbourhood with secateurs) and display small sprigs in upturned table glasses, vases or vessels.
4 simple Christmas ideas from Pinterest
Photography - Natalie Hunfalvay. Styling - Jono Fleming.
Pinterest. The home of the weird, the wonderful, and more printables than you could ever print. It can take some time to find the nuggets of inspirational gold, but we've done the hard work for you, with Pinterest boards covering Christmas trees and decorations, wreaths, table styling, food and wrapping. Here are a few of the best ideas we've pinned this week...
Photography - Scott Hawkins. Styling - Jo Carmichel. Source - homelife.com.au
Use tubs or baskets to corral presents under the tree - you could have one for each family member. They're easy to carry too, if you're travelling for Christmas.
Image - Spoonforkbacon.com
Clip small sprigs of rosemary and use them on place cards. Do place cards seem like too much effort? Think of them as an investment in happy family dynamics on the day. There's a DIY for this at Spoon Fork Bacon if you need it.
Image - Paul Ferney for Oh Happy Day
Ok, this idea is a little less simple, but it is very pretty. Paper tags and cotton ribbon are marbleised with nailpolish - just follow the instructions at Oh Happy Day.
Image - Lise and Kristian Septimius Krogh for Bo Bedre via Remodelista.
On Christmas day, clip greenery from your garden (or take a sneaky walk around the neighbourhood with secateurs) and display small sprigs in upturned table glasses, vases or vessels.
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