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Tuesday, December 13, 2011
Fairy Lights
The winter wonderland is now indoors. We are finally looking a teeny bit like Christmas inside our house. Today my daughter and I brought the white lights look that we have outside to the inside. I've always like tulle and lights as an easy way to get a little sparkle around windows. Here are her windows outlined in white lights (white wires, too) and white tulle. Subtle, yet lovely.
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I love little twinkle lights indoors!! Yours looks so magical! And I love your stained glass windows
ReplyDeleteWOW - I want to sleep there! Is your Bed and Breakfast open for business yet? (ha ha just kidding) - It's beautiful!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty - and I too like the stained glass windows! Have a great Christmas!
ReplyDeleteThe lights really are lovely, but you got us all with the stained glass windows! Wow!!
ReplyDeleteCool! I always thought of tulle for weddings, but it is beautiful inside the bedroom!
ReplyDeleteThanks all! The stained glass windows came from a great antiques store in Belvidere, Illinois called Funderberg Antiques. They specialize in stained glass and really cool European antiques. I think they make buying trips to Europe at least once a year.
ReplyDeleteIn response to your comment on the lovely food pictures I posted...I am NO cook. I bake from time to time and that's about the extent of it. I will, however, coax my boyfriend to lend the recipes accompanying future photos. He's the real cook around here. I once started a fire trying to make a bowl of cereal...
ReplyDeleteYour stained glass windows ARE amazing!!! THe combination of that and the lights is amazing! So lovely
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, the white lights with the tulle is SO pretty! What a great idea!
ReplyDeletexo,
melissa (blogging buddies!)
Tulle and lights were the main decorating theme at my sister's wedding. Simple yet striking! Hello from the EBT!
ReplyDeleteAh, very pretty! I love the stained glass windows. Did you know they are worth quite a bit- ranging from a few hundreds to a few thousands. I saw this on storage wars =)
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