Sentences with phrase «out of the holiday decorating»

I needed some inspiration and a little encouragement to get out of the holiday decorating rut.

Come on by to say hello and to see my tips for saving time and stress to get the most enjoyment out of your holiday decorating!

Now that I finally finished all the last details for W's nursery updates, it was time to knock out some of the holiday decorating tasks on my pre-baby to - do list.

Not exact matches

She suggests using pressed seasonal holiday flowers to decorate beeswax or soy candles, making decorative paperweights out of rocks, and making a picture frame decorated with puzzle pieces (from puzzles that are missing pieces).

And I even have several amazingly talented ladies joining me in this simple holiday decorating series, so you will have TONS of inspiration to check out over the next few months!

You guys know me... I'm a less - is - more kind of girl when it comes to decorating the farmhouse, but I couldn't resist playing with a more whimsical look for the holidays this year, especially once I found some really sweet nutcrackers and these beautiful, little trees while I was out shopping at HomeGoods this past week.

If you haven't been able to catch my other home tours this Christmas season, you can do that HERE & HERE where I shared some prelim details of our Christmas tree and then our Christmas living room (+ tips for easy holiday decorating) to include a fully decked out tree.

Because so many children of all ages are in and out of our home during the holidays, I decorate with little ones in mind, and I enjoy being a big kid and playing with all of my Christmas goodies too!

We might still be living out of boxes upstairs -LRB--RRB- but I was determined to decorate for the holidays since we're celebrating locally with our families this year.

It's enough to make you want to buy a pair of fair isle fingerless gloves and break out your favorite»80s record while you decorate for the holidays.

One day you are thinking «Oh, there is plenty of time to really rock it this Christmas and make some new handmade ornaments, to try all those amazing recipes you've been saving on Pinterest to wow everybody, figure out what presents to give to loved ones and how to find the most unique ways to wrap them, choose a new accent color and maybe a theme for decorating your Christmas tree and your home, make a Christmas playlist to listen while enjoying some quality family time and a list of cheesy Christmas movies to watch throughout the holidays.

I love decorating my house for the season, picking out costumes and, of course, hosting friends to celebrate this fun fall holiday.

I've spent most of the week organizing our home, decorating for the holidays — Oliver helped me pick out a perfect little Christmas tree, buying gifts and spending a lot more time in the kitchen.

As Christmas approaches (and I continue to decorate), I'll be doing another post featuring more pics of my home decked out for the holidays.

We've spent tons of holidays at the ballpark watching the Rangers, parades in our old neighborhood where I'd spend hours decorating my bike in our garage the night before, and a few out of town but still finding somewhere to watch fireworks.

For me, picking out and decorating our Christmas tree is the ritual that kicks off the holiday season and I imagine that's the same for a lot of people.

Whether you're scouting the local farms or pulling the trusty faux evergreen out of the attic, setting up and decorating your Christmas tree is a favorite holiday pastime.

I really enjoy decorating for Christmas the most out of all of the holidays, and sometimes I try to think «outside the box» when doing so.

For more festive decorating ideas, check out my holiday home tour full of color and global vibes.

It's a nice change of pace to see clothing instead of things related to the home, DIY projects, holiday decorating, etc that's out there in blogland.

Holiday Pet Safety Tips: As the holiday season arrives, it means that it is time to get all of our adornment out and begin decorating.

Feed hungry babies, wipe up spills, exercise patience, calm squabbles, clean, cook, organize, get the laundry washed and put away, doctor's appointments, school activities, baseball, football, soccer games, plan celebrations and holidays, decorate for parties and seasons, bake cookies for school events, buy and wrap presents, hugs, kisses, storytime, grocery shop, clothes shop, fix boo - boo's and owies, bring encouragement, pray, comfort hearts and wipe tears, make happy memories, play games together, care for them when they get sick in the middle of the night, change diapers, bathe the little ones so they're fresh, clean and smelling sweet, tuck them into bed with prayers at night, get out the door to go to church with hair combed and shoes on, tell them you love them to the moon and back, sit, listen and look into their eyes and savor their sweetness... and a million other things!

I never ever decorate for Christmas before Thanksgiving, making a big deal out of «one holiday at a time» and such.

In fact, I'm going to put a Mr. Linky here so if you write a post on ideas for making the holidays meaningful for your family, beyond decorating or gift giving (or how you handle gifts so they don't get out of control), feel free to link up the posts here over the next few weeks.

I love to find a good deal or make things I already have «work,» so hopefully this little glimpse of my home decked out for the holidays will give you some ideas on how you could decorate your own home on a budget!

Now, I love your ideas of paring down, taking the pressure off for the Holidays, but how do you get everything out, decorate & fluff without putting a little pressure on yourself.

I love this time of year so much that I barely made it through Halloween before I started pulling out the ornaments and garlands and twinkling lights, and I am so excited to be joining an amazing group of 16 bloggers again this year as we take you on a tour of our homes this holiday season, sharing decorating ideas and entertaining tips that are sure to inspire!

I definitely like to decorate for the seasons and holidays subtly... I'm not one of those people that likes to go all out with the seasonal decor.

But I have always wanted to be one of «those» people who is so organized that they have all of their Christmas shopping done by fall and they can FULLY enjoy the holiday season — baking, decorating and wrapping gifts, and not stressed out about too much money flying out the window at Christmas.

I really enjoy decorating for Christmas the most out of all of the holidays, and sometimes I try to think «outside the box» when doing so.

Last year we didn't end up decorating much for Christmas because we knew we would be out of town for the holidays.