Sentences with phrase «branches in a vase»

Arrange some branches in a vase, then use a hole punch and ribbon to trim the «tree» with good wishes.

Last year at Christmas, I did a Martha Steward craft of hanging my cards from a branch in a vase.

(I have to confess I left some mini lights from last Christmas on a bunch of interesting branches in a vase near the front door, so me, too.)

Sticks or flowering branches in a vase, pretty rocks, or even fruits and vegetables arranged in a bowl can bring organic life to your home.

Love the look of bare branches in a vase all year long.

Place the branch in the vase.

A few branches in a vase or jar will the perfect touch.

I particularly love the branches in you vase.

Set simply for a festive feast, our tablescapes are at their rustic best with just a few adornments in the shape of natural evergreen branches in a vase and pine cones glued onto holiday missives.

I have a question: How do you stabilize the branches in your vase?

Or try arrange a few leafy branches in a vase for a chic (and free!)

Arrange branches in a vase or a hollowed - out pumpkin.

Cut a piece of scrapbook paper to fit inside the vase and arrange shocks of wheat or other branches in the vase.

Arrange the branches in a vase and adorn with walnut ornaments.

A garland of fresh greens and an evergreen branch in a vase add layers of holiday spirit.

Not exact matches

Mountain pepper shrubs are distinguished by the attractive deep red of their young stems and branches, which color in the same way as new, crimson gum tips, something difficult to surpass as a typically Australian rural vase arrangement.

Pick some branches of evergreen and bundle them with twine in small vases with pine cones spread around them.

We've also done this with a real tree branch stuck in a vase and then hung the leaves on the branches.

Pendant light / / Mirror / / Bedding / / Sheepskin / / Sconces / / Handles / / Wardrobes / / Cabinet / / Cabinet doors / / Ottoman fabric / / Floor lamp / / Wood branch / / Beaded garland / / Coasters / / Parsons side table / / «What is done in love is done well» print / / Picture ledge / / Abstract prints / / Diamond jute rug / / Shoe cabinet / / Marble table lamp / / Frames / / Baskets / / Tissue box / / Soap dish / / Vase / / Minimalist white horse photograph / / Pillow fabric / / Side stool / / Desk / / Gold table lamp / / Glass knots / / Sideboard / / Rug / / Clock

Say hello to spring with a cute saying and also by adding some tree branches in a minimal vase.

From a postmodern porcelain statue to bedside tree branches, a Chinoiserie vase and ginger jar look right at home in this spirited, bohemian setting.

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For the tables, Whitney collected vases, vessels, jars, tackle boxes, old fishing baskets, pitchers, watering cans, blue mason jars, old drawers, a random collection of coffee tins, medicinal jars and milk cans for Sugar Branch Events to plant flowers in!

Head out to the backyard with clippers to cut pine and holly branches and place them in vases you might have on - hand to bring a festive tone indoors.

To create, cut long blooming branches and place in a tall cylinder vase.

In the fall version, we tied on a gold pine cone and filled the vase with branches that still have fall leaves on them.

«Bright Future: New Designs in Glass» February 10 — May 5, 2012 Pratt Manhattan Gallery 144 West 14th Street, Second Floor Gallery Hours: Tuesday — Saturday 11 AM — 6 PM Image captions clockwise from left: Branching Bubble Light by Lindsey Adelman Studio; Girtab by Giovanni Moretti for Carlo Moretti; Maure de Venise table by Liana Yaroslavsky; Litracon by Aron Losonczi; Mesh Vases by Werner Aisslinger & CIAV Meisenthal; Basket Chandelier by Marco Dessi for J. & L. Lobmeyr; Z Table by Tom Patti (B.I.D.»67 and M.I.D.» 69); and Plumen 001 energy - saving bulb by Hulger and Samuel Wilkinson, photo by Andrew Penketh.

McKenzie would be the clear star of this exhibition were it not for Gillian Carnegie's coolly seductive paintings in glossy monochrome: a sleek black cat on the landing of a stairwell; another, as self - contained as a sphinx, glimpsed beyond the black bars of a bannister (pictured right: Prince, 2011 - 12); a spiral iron stair; a vase of flowers; a tree with a swirl of abstractly spreading branches, reminiscent of Mondrian; an abstract pattern of Harlequin diamonds that provide the only burst of colour.

In Purple Conversation (2016), which is set in a desert - type landscape, a violet - colored vessel that resembles an owl and is perched on a branch turns toward a dark purple fluted vase, the two appearing to be in dialoguIn Purple Conversation (2016), which is set in a desert - type landscape, a violet - colored vessel that resembles an owl and is perched on a branch turns toward a dark purple fluted vase, the two appearing to be in dialoguin a desert - type landscape, a violet - colored vessel that resembles an owl and is perched on a branch turns toward a dark purple fluted vase, the two appearing to be in dialoguin dialogue.

I put my pretty, putrid branches in a gorgeous glass vase, and they spent the night on our back porch.

Tall and sculptural branches placed in simple glass vases create a pleasing display on the coffee table.

A vase full of budding branches ties in with the colour scheme here, creating interest without adding a colour hit to the space.

Not so much a tree as an evergreen arrangement, a festive display like this one is easily assembled from coniferous branches tucked into a vase or an urn wrapped in fabric and decorated with ornaments and seasonal bits and bobs.

I found a few small white, dried flowers at a local store and glued them to branches and have them displayed in a vase in our bedroom — love them!

A simple vase holding a few verdant branches is a striking organic touch, an excellent example of the minimal yet thoughtful decor in Kyla fox's spare but welcoming home.

Spray bare tree branches and pinecones with silver or gold paint or spray on snow displayed in a clear vase filled with shiny ornaments.

(Tip: when Japanese maples turn red, trim a few branches and just put them in a vase without water and let them dry.

I switched out a small telescope for a tall, large clear vase with lovely faux maple tree branches with realistic fall leaves and one with acorns... looks so sculptural on a sofa table... I placed a string of amber fairy lights (on a battery timer) in the base of the vase... so pretty and cozy looking at night as it illuminates the vase and the wall behind the arrangement and placed a fall twig berry swag along my mantle and nestled 3 ceramic pumpkins amongst it.

This is our first autumn at this house and although we don't have anything colorful in our yard yet, we do have a bunch of these branches that change from a deep shade of green to a beautiful burgundy and they last for quite a while in a vase of water so I have put them all throughout the house this year!

love the use of plants in the rooms... the big branches in those glass vases are just amazing

They still don't fill a vase, but I don't want to buy more... how many branches do you have in your pitcher?

It doesn't get any simpler than feathery green branches in a clear glass vase to celebrate their natural beauty.

When my mother was extremely poor, living in a small space (read: starving artist), she filled a big round vase with branches that she painted white and hung glittery white angels on them.

I also really like the eggs in the vase idea with the spring branches..

The other rooms I like but only if the styled elements are removed: the big, useless vases and dead branches, the topiary on the counter, the impersonal art (giant pears, giant coral — reminds me of paintings you see in offices or department stores).

Sarah's design using the white willow branches placed in a white vase as the focal point of her Christmas tablescape is gorgeous.

Just clip a branch or twig and spray paint it white (or any other Spring color), and stand it up in a nice vase.

Wrap the base of each paper leaf with twine and arrange the branches in the vessel / vase of your choice to create a Fall centerpiece.

Hang on gathered branches placed in a vase.

A simple tree branch in a decorative vase can become a stunning centerpiece with a few added accessories.