Sentences with phrase «leaf garland on»

Grab some of these leaves from the Dollar Store and follow the directions at www.ANightOwlBlog.com and you'll be on your way to hanging some great leaf garland on your front porch!

That cute wood leaf garland on the mantle is my favorite.

Not exact matches

I had not hopped far before I perceived a tall young gentleman in a silk waistcoat, with a wing on his left heel, a garland on his head, and a caduceus in his right hand.

Use your leaves in any of your Fall décor - on wreaths, windows, garlands, you name it!

Barbara I absolutely LOVE all the mercury glass on your mantel and the way you draped a simple leaf garland and raffia along the edge... so pretty!!

My daughter and I had just finished putting the garland on the tree and I left the room to finish making dinner, when the next thing I knew, the entire tree fell over!

We used the key fragrance notes as inspiration for the project, drawing on the scents of vanilla, jasmine, lavender and sandalwood to come up with the idea of floral garland balloons, festooned with jasmine leaves and flowers.

I pulled out my paper and embossed leaf garland from last year and draped it over this big mirror on top of the blue console table and I'm still so in love with that thing.

Last year I decorated the front porch with a magnolia leaf wreath and garland but this year I decided on something a little more colorful to accent our red front door.

From swishy, clavicle sweeping tassels that make you want to dance and toss your hair and pretty posies on the left and a rose bud on the right... to giant parrots and plastic fluorescent garlands.

I also love a leaf & berry garland across the mantle & some filled lanterns on the fireplace.

The exquisite trash adorns his appellation like garlands of acanthus leaves on some classically inspired memorial.

I was also thinking of making a paper garland of leaves (similar to the paper wreath over the fireplace) to drape on the mirror.

Here's how I took a centerpiece idea like these and used it on my living room — a leaf garland surrounding a red lantern on my coffee table.

and a strand of faux leaf garland (Hobby Lobby), along with some old books, and dishes, and candleholders we already had on hand.

Me... I'll take down the trees on or after New Years and some of the obviously Christmas decor... but I'll leave up the candles in the windows with their garlands... edited a bit for winter.

I can't remember where I got the ball garland last year, but the stocking in the middle is from Crate & Barrel and the stocking on the left is from HomeGoods.

Using a hot glue gun, attach the berries to the box of every third or fourth leaf on the garland.

Attach leaves with your glue gun on the twig garland where you have some bare spots... this is the fun part where you can make it your own!

I used a fresh garland on my stairs and I ended up with a little left over, I bought some floral oasis from my local florist and created an arrangement using the left over greens and some lillies in a vintage silver punch bowl that I found in a thrift store a few years back.

Many years I have bought garland from Costco but since we leave our fireplace on a lot, the garland dries out pretty quickly and makes a real mess.

-LSB-...] sorry to leave you hanging on last year's mantel (you already saw a sneak peek of the garland here!).

-LSB-...] And you can take centerpiece ideas like this and use them on coffee tables or entry way tables like I did with this leaf garland surrounding a red lantern on my coffee table.

I took inspiration from the color palette of winters in my hometown - Juneau, Alaska and tried to create something that felt nostalgic but was also fresh (fresh bay leaf garlands and wreaths) and whimsical (the snowflakes on the pallet accent wall).

Then I added a leaf garland and some gourds that I scored on sale at Micheal's, a pumpkin and a couple candles I had on hand, and some acorns I found in the Target dollar spot.