We balanced the garland by making the Currier and Ives children prints that hang on the stair wall into reindeer. (I love these prints. They used to hang on the stairs at my in-laws' house. They are just about my favorite thing.) Some years, the prints sport bows; one year each child wore a construction paper Santa hat. This year, my daughter made antlers and felt noses. I got the idea from Country Living. They showed the noses and antlers drawn onto picture glass with dry erase markers. I like our version better since the antlers can extend onto the frames. Pretty cute, huh?
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I love the Currier and Ives children prints with their reindeer noses and antlers! How cute! Your pom-pom garland looks very festive and very unique!
ReplyDeleteHaha I love the pictures! Too cute! That garland looks like it took forever. It looks awesome.
ReplyDeleteThat garland is wonderful and can also be used for Valentine's Day! - Lovely!
ReplyDeleteI love the pictures and the Pom-poms! You should do a tutorial! I still can't make pom-poms that don't fall apart!
ReplyDeleteThe garland on the banister is great, but...it's the pom pom noses (and antlers) that make the decorations :-)!
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Dough, Dirt & Dye
How awesome this is! My kids would absolutley LOVE it if I put reindeer noses and antlers on the portraits around the house! How clever!
ReplyDeleteYour pom pom garland is great too.
So creative!
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Alison
I love your pom pom garland!!! Amazing!!! Too cute with the photos into rudolphs too!! :)
ReplyDeleteThat garland is awesome! And those antlers are too funny!
ReplyDeletehaha love it!!! very good idea!
ReplyDeletevery cute idea, and so fun!
ReplyDeleteThe garland looks great!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for participating in my "Themed Blog & Shop Hop" today - I hope you noticed increased traffic &/or maybe sold that lovely green dish!
ReplyDeleteThanks again (I love everything on your blog)
Angie