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Christmas decorating- mini trees

One of the standard Christmas motifs is the tree. You can use the mini version to decorate in various ways.  Many simple forms can be created from scratch and others can be purchased.   You are limited  only by your ingenuity.

Stylized Trees

Flickr

 Ah, it seems buttons can be used for everything.  I quite like this tree in white.  Use white topped stick pins to attach the buttons to the styrofoam form.

 Trocas de Linhas

  Use a foam tree form covered in Saran Wrap and  wrap yarn or string around it.  Slather with white glue and let dry. Remove the form.  Decorate as you prefer.This is so simple, kids could do it.

A Creative Momma

 These trees are all covered in tissue paper used in various ways.  The tutorial at the above site is excellent.I love how the small rosettes were created.

 Thrifty and Chic

Natural  twine (jute or hemp)  wrapped forms with a red cloth /tray looks very effective.Adding the white berries further enhances everything. 

Craftjuice 

 This is a perfect use for scrapbooking papers. There are so many patterns out there to match any decor.  

 Source

This is a modern twist on an old favourite. You can leave them up all year. They look  good because of the strong black white contrast and patterning.

Trees from nature

 Good Life of Design

Pine cone topiaries can be purchased or created .  They look best when there are two of them used  symmetrically to bank a fireplace or accent table.
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 Martha Stewart

Use flower foam and white carnations to create this interesting centerpiece. I'd skip the tiny ornaments and have a green pot.

 

 Weekday Carnival

Small potted trees offer many options in the home. This woodland inspired decor in white is lovely.

 

3 Meadow Lake Cottage

 My Home Ideas

Rosemary trees and other naturals are popular at Christmas time, but how do you integrate them into your decor in a interesting way?  Consider antique jugs or  pails and arrange on steps or on a mantle.   

There you have it.  Day 5 of Christmas decorating ideas.  I could go on but I'll refrain and save some for next year.

(gambar) Donna Eljammal, polis bertudung pertama di Sweden

Donna Eljammal yang berusia 26 tahun, merupakan polis Muslimah pertama di Sweden yang mengenakan tudung. Demikian dilaporkan Metro Se, Rabu (7 / 12).

Dia mendedahkan bahawa keinginannya untuk menjadi anggota polis jauh sebelum dirinya memakai tudung. "Sejak saya masih kecil, saya ingin membantu orang lain sehingga boleh bergerak dan bukan hanya duduk di depan komputer," katanya.

Beberapa tahun yang lalu mengenakan tudung menjadi mungkin, sebagai sebahagian daripada pakaian seragam polis, pasca beberapa perdebatan. Menurutnya, Sweden ialah sebuah negara multikultural dan itu penting dimana dalam setiap bidang, akan ada orang-orang dari latar belakang yang berbeza, kerana ingin meningkatkan pengetahuan dan pemahaman.

"Saya membesar di Piteå kecil dan kami berada di antara keluarga pendatang pertama di sana. Bahkan ketika saya bekerja di lapas (Lembaga Pemasyarakatan), saya adalah orang pertama yang memakai tudung. Tapi tidak ada banyak komentar tentang tudung ketika mereka harus tahu saya sebagai peribadi," jelasnya.

 

Eljammal tidak berfikir untuk membuka jilbabnya semasa bekerja. Dia melihat tudung sebagai sebahagian daripada dirinya dan boleh melakukan segala sesuatu dengan tudung, sehingga dia melihat tidak ada gunanya untuk membukanya.

 

Lagi gambar-gambar Donna Eljammal, polis wanita Islam pertama bertudung di Sweden.

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Simple Christmas table decorations

Some homes are so overdecorated for Christmas you don't know what to look at and come away with a jumble of impressions. How much better is it to present a simple display that gets noticed.

Before you go out and buy new objects to decorate look at what you have with a creative eye.  There are so many possibilities.  I hope this collection gives you ideas of your own.

Fresh Flowers

Cream poinsettias in green bottles

I've always loved cream coloured poinsettias.  As you near Christmas they often go on sale and the longer you wait the less you'll pay.  If your deal looks a little bedraggled this is the perfect solution. Cut  the blooms and arrange separately in bottles or clear glass vases. Perfect.

Amaryllis and candles

 Martha Stewart

Keep your display simple and repetitive.  Amaryllis is the flower of choice here but carnations are relatively inexpensive and last forever. 

Tiered Trays

Ornaments and greenery with a tiered cookie stand

 Style at Home

Green ornaments on stacked cake plates

Woman's Day

Consider stacking several cake plates of varying sizes to make an arrangement similar to this one.

Glass Candlestick Holders

Glass candleholders on mirrored tray

BHG

Glass candleholders with silver and gold glitter candles

 Martha Stewart

Create your own glitter candles and display with glass candle holders. Place a few candles in a large box and coat with spray adhesive (sold at crafts stores). Spoon glitter over the candles to coat; let dry overnight.

Fresh Fruit

Oranges with pine and candles on mirror

Divine Distractions

Simple white candles of varying heights, oranges and greenery.

Pears and pink ornaments with candle

BHG

The pink adds that special touch to this display of greenery and pears.

Ornaments 

Colourful ornaments in a glass container

BHG

Layer a vase on a tray of similar shape and fill with ornaments.

Pine and pinecones under glass

Good Life of Design

Fruit in tall vases with candles and greenery

BHG

Tall glass  vases or jars are perfect for displaying ornaments  or fruits as a centerpiece.  Add in some greenery and few candles and presto- stunning centerpiece