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August 22, 2024

My Simple Summer Home Decor “Lookbook”

Hello friends! Soon summer will be coming to an end, but I didn’t want the summer to finish without sharing some of the things I’ve been up to throughout the season.

I have to admit, I’m starting to feel oh so sad about the fact that soon I’ll have to take down all of my summer decorations. Boohoo..

I really, really don’t like taking any of my decorations down once we’re done with any season honestly. I enjoy bringing them all together and keeping them out for as long as possible. So it’s kind of nice sharing them with you before going into fall and having to take them all down.

I decided to call this a “lookbook” because I know that at this point (late in August) we’re probably not thinking much about making new summer decorations. But of course many of these ideas can also be used for fall decorations by switching out the items to things like pumpkins, sunflowers, or any other fall flowers, gingham ribbons, or leaves, to mention a few fall goodies.

My Simple Summer Home Decor “Lookbook”

It’s funny that I mentioned that I love to keep things out for as long as possible because I actually shared this vase in my last blog post and surprisingly I was ready to take it apart after I was done. I did however have it out for close to two months so I guess I had plenty of time to enjoy it!

I simply replaced the yellow and white flowers with just a few smaller orange faux flowers and these tiny almost mustard yellow flowers. Precious!

For this next one I took a felt pineapple coaster that I got last year from the Dollar Tree and decided to frame it with a very inexpensive black Ikea frame and a few wooden crafting stars.

I then placed adhesive rhinestones over the framed pineapple and wooden stars. I placed them on top because they are slightly large and wouldn’t have fit under the clear part of the frame.

I finished with a large handmade bow that I attached with these sticky removable dots so as to not ruin the frame. I saw these dots on “do it on a dime” and I’ve been playing around with them since I got them. So far I like them, but a glue gun would work too.

A couple of flowers pulled off their stem and placed in a tiny glass with small rocks.

Here I’m reusing a round glass votive that I embellished last year with beads and twine. I kept this really really simple by filling it with a few wooden beads and a string of iridescent beads.

I don’t know why honestly, but the combination of wooden beads and the iridescent beads made me think of the beach when I first put this together!

Now I’m using an old soap dispenser to hold a couple of yellow faux flowers…I really love these flowers. I’ve used them over and over again and I think it’s starting to show because they are looking a bit worn but it’s not bothering me. I still love them, as well as the green leaves accompanying them 🙂

Anything with rocks seemed very summery to me this year! I say this year because who knows what I’ll think next summer.

A few beautiful rocks from the dollar store mixed in with just a few gold, mint and blue-ish marbled beads surround the base of a candle and rest on a cute little white appetizer dish. I never serve appetizers before our usual rice and beans dinner, so it only made sense when I found this dish in a random discount store last year that I had to buy it…for decorating that is.

oh how I love this next one!

A long vase filled with a layer of small white rocks, flat glass marbles, large gray rocks, and topped with a string of tiny little pearls…accompanied by a bouquet of faux pink lilies.

I can stare at these flat marbles all day.

I have a funny habit of always bringing home plastic cups when I’m out and pick up iced coffee or any other drink that comes in a clear disposable container. You know, the ones that come with a lid and make a yummy appearance everywhere once the warm weather kicks in.

I usually just use them for a few days to drink water around the house then toss them but this time around I couldn’t help but to use one for decorating.

I filled my plastic cup with small white rocks, the same rocks I used for my pink lily arrangement, and placed a stem of greenery down the center.

Surprisingly those few rocks are able to hold my stem up but if u give this one a try I would suggest using a lot more rocks because I’m finding myself needing to straighten my greenery every so often because it starts dropping to the side (face/palm moment)

On many occasions my daughter will sit with me as I’m going through my faux flowers or other crafting supplies and loves to create her own little decorations. These next two are something she put together that I thought were so so pretty and decided to leave it out by our living room window.

She dropped a few faux flowers that she removed from their stem into a mason jar and then placed the lid on it. Then she took a few loose white and turquoise flowers and connected them all to create her own flower and put that on top of a mason jar lid.

ok friends, that’s it for this one. I hope you enjoyed everything and have had an amazing summer!

Sending happy, safe, and healthy vibes your way. May God bless you and your family today and every beautiful day to come!

March 3, 2023

A Few Random Home Decor Items

A Few Random Home Decor Items

I recently came across a few random photos that I never got around to sharing and thought it would be kind of fun to combine them all and share them in one blog post.

I’m always making things for my home. Whether it’s decorations for my home, birthday decorations, simple homemade gifts or just trying to DIY some type of home organization…

I’m always up to something.

But I don’t always get around to sharing everything because I either think it’s maybe too simple to share, or I get distracted and start working on another project that ends up bumping that old project to the back burner…

I do try to make it a point to photograph many of these DIY’s though in case I change my mind and decide to post them or have some spare time to play with. (Hardly ever)

Thank the good Lord for cameras!

Most of what I’m sharing today is somewhat on the easy side and mostly anyone can bring them together with a few simple supplies or things already on hand.

You can also customize these ideas to suit the season you are in by changing up the colors or items you are using or even make them for everyday decorations.

A Few Random Home Decor Items

I love the Christmas Tree Shop. They always have such beautiful finds. It never fails that me and my five-year-old daughter come out of there with at least a couple of bags of stuff that we probably could have done without, but couldn’t pass up!

I picked up the gold candle wreath below right before the holidays and ended up making a simple door wreath by wrapping a white faux poinsettia off to the side.

Then I added a strand of twine for hanging.

I usually don’t use too much red to decorate for fall. But last year I did, and really loved it.

I never got around to sharing this small faux floral centerpiece but luckily I did get to photograph it before taking it apart once the season was over.

I made this floral centerpiece using three faux flowers, some red and white ribbon, and a recycled jar.

A very simple, but of so pretty, heart painting.

I started by painting different shaped hearts on cardstock then cut out the best hearts and ended up framing these three with white tissue paper for the background.

(Frame: Walmart)

I originally came across this frame when I visited this blog, while I was on the hunt for some fall wall decor ideas. She really created a beautiful display on her wall with a larger version of these frames. You may want to check it out when you can.

Here I taped paper hearts together, another Christmas Tree Shop find, to make two Valentine’s Day wall decorations and then finished by adding twine for hanging.

A pink heart on a stick (from Walmart), a mason jar, and some pink beaded jewelry that I’ve had forever play the part of vase fillers.

All I did here was cut out a few small red hearts on cardstock for more Valentine’s Day decor this past holiday. The rest of the items I picked up on previous trips to a variety of different stores.

(Poinsettias, Dollar Store…Red Hearts in vase, Walmart…Adorable Bird, Target)

Lastly, a birthday garland for my daughter’s birthday. We usually don’t have actual birthday parties for my daughter, but no matter how we decide to celebrate I always like to decorate our home for both her as well as me and my husband’s birthday.

I taped hearts that I cut out last year for Valentine’s Day onto twine then added flower and bird stickers (the kid in me) as well as adhesive pearls to the hearts.

There are actually two separate garlands in the photo below, it may not be very clear to see but you can see the longer one down below.

That’s it for now. Hope you enjoyed everything!

Sending happy, safe, and healthy vibes your way. May God bless you and your family today and every beautiful day to come.

November 15, 2022

Living Room Fall Decor

Living Room Fall Decor

Fall is such a beautiful time of year. The colorful leaves, the rainbow of mums, that slight chill in the air.

And those falling acorns, that I find myself trying to dodge every time I step outside. (haven’t been hit by one yet)

How can you not love it.

It’s the perfect time of year to admire our God’s creations.

Today I’m sharing all of the fall decorations that I have scattered around my living room. It’s a combination of a few simple DIY’s using faux flowers, faux fall leaves, twine as well as a few real pumpkins and some decorative store-bought items.

As always, most of the items I am using came from local Dollar stores, Target as well as items I already had on hand.

Living Room Fall Decor

Pumpkins from Amazon.

Basket and faux stems purchased at Target.

Faux plant from Target.

Gold sequenced pumpkin from my local dollar store, so fancy 🙂

Faux leaves from The Dollar Tree (purchased a few years ago)

Acorns from Target.

As for this second gold pumpkin, I just hot-glued that faux chrysanthemum onto it.

Lastly, a couple of painted pumpkins me and my daughter could not resist buying from Stew Leonards.

That’s it…Hope you enjoyed everything!

Thanks for stopping by.

Sending happy, safe, and healthy vibes your way…May God bless you and your family today and every beautiful day to come!

December 20, 2020

Simple Christmas Table Decor Ideas

Simple Christmas Table Decor Ideas

Red and white Christmas decor has really caught my eye this holiday season.

That beautiful red color, a classic for Christmas, paired with snowflake white just seems to go together perfectly.

That’s where I wanted to focus on when working on my Christmas home decor this season. But then something else started happening. Greens and gray shades started grabbing my attention too.

So I’ve slowly been putting together a few red and white pieces throughout the month, whenever my toddler would give me a few minutes to play with (mommy dilemmas) that I’ve scattered throughout my home. I tried to keep my focus on red and white colors but grays (or silvers) and green shades are mixed into everything I made, helping bring everything together.

Faux flowers and ribbons have really been my go-to lately so that’s mainly what you will see in this blog post.

Everything that I’m sharing is great for placing on small tables, like end tables, or if you have a small dining table like mine they are perfect for that too.

ok let’s get to it, Christmas is a few days away after all!

Here we go…

Simple Christmas Table Decor Ideas

First up, my “Pom Pom” vase.

I was lucky enough to find this Pom Pom stem in the same dollar store that I bought my Pom Poms for my garland.

It’s a perfect match to that garland and it doesn’t get any simpler than this when it comes to easy decor.

I cut the stem down to fit this long cylinder vase, stretched out those skinny leaves a bit then added a single layer of white ribbon right at the center of my vase.

For this one, I pulled out five white poinsettias from the previous year’s centerpiece…

and tied a sparkly red ribbon on my vase.

This one may be even easier than the Pom Pom vase.

A few candy canes in an old jar that I’m constantly re-using (my candy canes as you may be able to see are not real but of course real can work here too)…

with a simple red ribbon and onto my kitchen hutch this one goes!

This one may just be my favorite…

Three large red faux peonies, the bushes of small white faux flowers that I used for my fall kitchen centerpiece along with an extra bush of small white flowers that I added to what I already had…

drop that into a small vase (I let the flowers kind of take their own shape in the vase).

Place all of that on top of a pretty plaid red fabric napkin that I’ve had forever…

And I’m in love!

The next one starts with an inexpensive cake stand…

A white plate over a silver charger plate…

Three mini ornaments…

Another white faux poinsettia along with one bush of mini red roses…

I dropped that poinsettia down the front of a small white sugar bowl then tucked the red flowers around the back of that poinsettia and this one is done and ready to take to my kitchen table.

Another one that ended up in my kitchen started with a simple clear bowl that I filled with white tinsel to give me the look of snow.

Then I placed a couple of small white bottle brush trees, pine cones, and a few red berries to finish it off.

and that’s it for my simple Christmas decor!

Now, they may have been made to sit on a table for this holiday season but for now…

they’re just going to hang out by our Christmas tree…

ok friends, thanks for stopping by and checking out my blog!

Sending happy, safe, and healthy vibes your way…May God bless you and your family today and every beautiful day to come!

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November 4, 2020

Simple Fall Decor With a Few Neutral Colors

Simple Fall Decor With a Few Neutral Colors

I love colors

I’m talking bright and bold colors!

Vivid fuchsia pink, neon orange, vibrant greens!

I don’t shy away from any of them.

But I usually use them as small pops of color scattered throughout my home to brighten up everything else that is actually pretty neutral.

Most of our furniture is either dark brown or white. Our walls are colors like soft blue for our bedroom and a very light sage green for our living room.

So basically, there’s a special place in my heart for neutral colors as well.

I really like to keep larger pieces or areas in my home in neutral colors that way I can have a little more fun with the smaller pieces that are constantly changing, like the floral arrangements I always share on this blog.

Since the fall season started I’ve been slowly bringing together both new and old items to decorate. I’ve already shared a few centerpieces that I’m keeping in my living area, kitchen, and bedroom but today I wanted to focus on a few other random areas.

Everything is pretty simple and easy to bring together with basic items and many of the colors are neutral with the exception of a few brighter colors like that green bow you will see below.

Ok here we go…

Simple Fall Decor With a Few Neutral Colors

White, Black, Gray, and Bronze

This may be the simplest of the group…

I’m combining a few black and white pumpkins on our TV stand along with some random photo albums and magazines (keeping the pretty gray one on top). Then finish off with a couple of gray and white birds, that are constantly being moved around my home from season to season 🙂

I then added a little bronze pumpkin to go with the brown in that white and black pumpkin.

What are your thoughts on metallics? Can they be considered neutral?

I debated this one a bit even after briefly reading a few random articles online (all agreeing on metallics working as neutrals).

I remember during my teens and all throughout my 20s that I would never mix metals. If I was wearing a silver bracelet, I had to wear a silver necklace and silver earrings. If gold was the pick of the day it had to be paired with other gold pieces, no exception (I was very serious about potential fashion boo boo’s those days )

Now it’s a completely different story. I love mixing metals like gold and silver bracelets or even silver and rose gold pieces seem to work nicely together.

So I guess I have to agree that metallics can work as a neutral. (That was a highly scientific process I just followed for my conclusion)

Bronze and copper work as a shade of brown, silver as a shade of gray, gold I would say works as yellow or beige tones.

Brown, Sage, and Silver

Right next to that, I placed a bunch of eucalyptus leaves into a silver vase (I would probably keep this out all year long!)

Then, a couple of beer bottles filled with white hydrangeas from the Dollar store and an old pumpkin I’ve had for years.

Then I simply took a couple of throws we always keep on our couch and dropped those into a dark brown container from the Dollar Tree.

On the other side of our TV stand, I placed three vases that I filled with more eucalyptus leaves and then topped off with a few white pumpkins.

Those leaves were actually part of a garland that I ordered from Amazon about a year ago. I’m adding a link to them but in all honesty guys, I wasn’t crazy about them at first and even considered returning them. The leaves up close were not the most attractive and the garland was kind of stiff. I ended up keeping it thinking I may be able to eventually make use of it and surprisingly, it worked out perfectly for this. I cut down a few sections to fit my vases and now, I’m loving them!

Amber and Gold

That green may not be considered a neutral (although it worked great with multiple colors here) but I think the amber-brown shades in those leaves can absolutely fall into the category of neutrals.

I can see this color pairing beautifully with different shades of gray, navy blue, sky blue, blush pink, and green as you see below…

Here’s what I did to make this wreath:

I cut the center out of a small paper plate.

Then I took some fall leaves that I used in last year’s fall centerpiece, cut them off of their stem, and glued them onto the paper plate.

I would recommend using a glue gun if you have one for the leaves but I was experimenting with a couple of new glues that I had on hand (Dollar store glue and Aleene’s fabric fusion) just to see how they would work. As you can see below, I had to hold them in place with these clothespins for a few hours while everything dried. It worked out fine but a glue gun would have been much faster.

Then I looped a piece of green ribbon around the wreath and made a couple of knots

and secured a bow onto that piece of ribbon with a safety pin

and into our kitchen it goes!

A gold pumpkin lands on my toaster oven along with another orange toned pumpkin, and it’s the perfect compliment to my amber toned wreath!

Now for a few extra’s that may not necessarily be considered neutral colors.

I added these in because I find that they are colors that are always easy to work with any time of the year.

Yellow never seems to fail me when I use it as a small centerpiece. I’ve used it for Xmas, fall, Easter and many other times throughout my home.

Yellow and blue…yellow and gray….yellow and pink…it’s all beautiful!

A few round yellow flowers (from Walmart) and one white sunflower (Ikea) placed off to the side go into a simple vase.

A few peach flowers…

then finish off this area behind my couch with a picture frame that I put together using gold and silver letter stickers (that’s the kid in me) chalkboard labels and a few flower embellishments from Michaels, and I’m done. (I could have also used the white marker that came with the labels but it wasn’t the best quality so keep that in mind if you check out the labels)

ok friends, thanks for stopping by and checking out my blog!

Sending happy, safe, and healthy vibes your way…May God bless you and your family today and every beautiful day to come!

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March 25, 2020

Simple Spring Floral Decor with Items You May Already Have

Simple Spring Floral Decor with Items You May Already Have

With everything that’s been going on recently many of us have been spending more time at home.

I think it’s safe to say that aside from the necessary supermarket runs (to clear out their aisles) we really are not shopping very much outdoors right now. But maybe like me, you still want to spread some good vibes throughout your home and celebrate the fact that we are now in this beautiful season called spring.

I had planned on creating a centerpiece with a number of different items that I had purchased before all the craziness started but now I think it makes more sense to create a few pieces using items I already have so that hopefully it will be easier for you to try it out in your home too. Without having to step outside and buy anything.

Now, I love using faux flowers, so that’s mainly what I’ll be working with but I tried to keep it as simple as possible with the flowers I picked in case you don’t already own a good selection of faux flowers.

Ok here we go…

Simple Spring Floral Decor with Items You May Already Have

You can start by…

Turning an old can into a sweet and simple floral arrangement…

…by making use of a few pretty faux flowers. (I’m using a few sunflowers I had from my fall and thanksgiving centerpiece.)

Just remove the label from the can and wash it inside and out (be careful not to cut yourself around the edges like I did, lol)

Then grab a sheet of white printer paper, fold it in half and wrap it around the can securing it around the back with a small piece of tape.

Next, wrap some burlap around your can and finish off with pink curling ribbon over the burlap to tie a simple bow around everything.

If you don’t have burlap or a similar type of ribbon don’t worry just use what you have at home.

Stick to colors that remind you of spring or simply use white ribbon or even twine. Either one of those should work great.

You can then bring in the spring colors either with a different color paper or different flowers.

Whatever you have on hand will be beautiful!!

Next…

Transform an empty beer bottle (or wine bottle) into precious spring decor…

…by using pink or any pastel-colored ribbon to tie a bow off to the side and then fill with a single pretty flower like this peony that I cut off of a larger bunch I recently found at Michaels.

I think it’s worth mentioning that the flower I am working with has the two peonies connected on to one stem. This part is what is keeping the flowers standing so upright in the bottle. Another way to get this “effect” is to make use of the leaves that usually come on faux flowers, just move them up or down to hold your flower where you want it to stay.

ok here’s the next one…

Repurpose a small sugar bowl (an old mug or small pitcher may also work) into the perfect kitchen decor for any countertop or corner in need of some happy spring vibes.

Grab your sugar bowl or container of choice and a few flowers like these hydrangeas that I recently picked up at the dollar store and wrap a light green ribbon that you can secure with some tape on the back, I love some basic tape!

Last…

Use a small inexpensive vase with a small opening (like this one that I recently found at ikea)…

…to turn a few sprigs of flowers and a single leaf (that I removed from another flower and attached to a short stem) into another simple floral spring arrangement.

Finish off with a pop of color like that green ribbon tied to the side.

Here’s a look at the back with a few yellow flowers that I used for my summer, fall and Christmas centerpieces. Gotta love faux flowers! You can use them over and over again.

TIP: Make 3 of any of these little floral arrangements and scatter on any table, mantel or window seal.

So there you have it guys!

If you have a few flowers and an old can…

A beer bottle…

A small sugar bowl…

Or even a basic little vase…

and some ribbon…

You have everything you need to make your own simple spring floral decor for your home today.

ok friends, thanks for stopping by and checking out my blog!

Sending happy, safe, and healthy vibes your way…May God bless you and your family today and every beautiful day to come

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November 28, 2019

Recycling my Fall Centerpiece for Thanksgiving Decor

Recycling my Fall Centerpiece for Thanksgiving Decor

I know, I know…

It’s Thanksgiving. Most people are decorating for Christmas already, but I’m here blogging about Thanksgiving decor.

Well, I usually wait for the day after Thanksgiving to start decorating for Christmas and looks like this year will be no different for me.

So I made a fall centerpiece back in October that I loved.

But I decided I wanted to change it up a bit for today. I wanted to make use of most of the flowers but arrange them in a different container.

It only took me a few minutes after brainstorming and picking out a few extra pieces I already had at home to create this new centerpiece so I decided why not share this simple and beautiful centerpiece with you!

Ok here we go guys…

Recycling my Fall Centerpiece for Thanksgiving Decor

First, I started with a plain white box.

It’s actually a box I saved from my Apple Watch a while back.

I love burlap! I use it for everything, and this centerpiece was no exception. I wrapped it around the box and made a simple double knot.

Then, to arrange the flowers, I followed most of the steps I used for my fall centerpiece.

I placed my faux hydrangeas on one side and the faux sunflowers on the other (Both from Dollar Tree).

Then I grabbed a larger sunflower that I have had forever and stuffed it in the center of all the hydrangeas (similar to how I had placed the bright pink flower in my fall centerpiece).

I grabbed just a few Dollar Tree leaves (again from my fall centerpiece) and scattered them around the bottom and back of the new centerpiece

I finished off with a few faux berries I picked up at Michaels a few years ago.

And that’s it!

ok friends, thanks for stopping by and checking out my blog!

Sending happy, safe, and healthy vibes your way…May God bless you and your family today and every beautiful day to come

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June 14, 2019

3 Quick and Easy Summer Home Decor Ideas Using Mason Jars and Faux Flowers

3 Quick and Easy Summer Home Decor Ideas Using Mason Jars and Faux Flowers

I have to admit, I’ve never done much to decorate for the summer.

Changing out the curtains, comforter and maybe the kitchen towels is as far as it always goes for me.

But I really liked this blog post that I recently came across from the Clean and Scentsible blog. Jenn’s pretty pink peonies really made me want to bring something similar into my own home for the summer. So I eventually took a trip to the dollar store (Because my black thumb wants nothing to do with real flowers) and found the most beautiful flowers!

I managed to find a few beautiful pink peonies but I couldn’t walk away with just that. There was so much more to pick from.

I had to buy a few more.

Look at that vibrant color!

Ok, let’s jump right in and get started!

Here we go…

3 Quick and Easy Summer Home Decor Ideas Using Mason Jars and Faux Flowers

Here’s what you’ll need:

Faux Flowers

As I mentioned, I got mine at the dollar store but you can also find a great selection of faux flowers at craft stores like Michaels, Walmart and of course the Dollar Tree.

I picked three bright coral faux flowers. One yellow and another light pink bunch of flowers. The light pink flowers were exactly like the yellow (one piece) but I cut all the stems apart before taking this photo.

So in total I’m working with five faux flowers.

Mason Jars

I’m using two large jars and a smaller jar. These were another dollar store find.

A Few Fun Accessories

I love making use of items I already have at home.

So here I’m using:

A yellow necklace I haven’t worn in some time.

A long pink beaded necklace, another necklace I hardly ever wear.

My daughter’s headband that doesn’t fit her anymore.

Don’t worry if you can’t find a matching necklace for your flowers. A strand of white pearls can work. I’d use fake pearls, don’t pull out your good stuff for this 😉

Consider an adjustable bracelet as well in place of a necklace similar to my yellow necklace.

Use ribbon or burlap for a more rustic look if you don’t have a headband like mine.

Rocks and Fairy Lights (or any other fillers you may already have at home)

I purchased my rocks at Home Depot a few years ago but this is another item I’ve seen many times at craft and dollar stores.

The fairy lights came from Amazon. Here’s the link if you’re interested: Led string lights.

Tape

NOTE: The yellow and light pink centerpiece will work best in an area where the back part will not show because of how I’m placing the accessories.

Here’s what I did with the yellow flowers:

Step 1

Wrap your necklace around the top part of the mason jar and secure in place with two pieces of tape.

I’m using the yellow necklace for this centerpiece and as you can see the pretty stones are only along the front part of the necklace. The back part only consists of the chain. This is why you may want to place this somewhere that won’t allow the back part (and those two pieces of tape) to show.

Step 2

Gently place the rocks into the mason jar.

Arrange most of your rocks in a way that you are leaving some space in the center. You are basically forming a funnel like shape. This is so that you create an area for your flowers to go into.

Step 3

Drop your flowers into the mason jar.

Bend and move the stems and flowers around to create the look you want.

And that’s it!

So pretty…

So bright…

And summery

Moving onto the light pink flowers.

Step 1

Wrap the headband (or ribbon) around the center of the mason jar.

Step 2

Drop in your fairy lights.

Leave the battery pack outside.

Step 3

Secure the battery pack in the headband along the back part of the mason jar.

Step 4

Cut your flower into separate pieces like I did here.

Step 5

Add your flowers to the mason jar and…

You’re done!

So sweet!

Ok now on to those pretty coral flowers.

Step 1

Wrap the beaded necklace (or a long strand of pearls) around the mason jar.

Step 2

Gently drop your rocks into the jar. Place them the same way we did with the yellow flowers, leaving some space in the center for the flowers to rest in.

Step 3

Bend the bottom part of the stems so they are the perfect height.

I also cut off some of the stems before bending them because the flowers were way too long. You can use a wire cutter if you wish or just do what I did and bend the stem like 20 (thousand) times back and forth til it breaks off. Who doesn’t enjoy a challenge every now and then 😉

Step 4

Bend your flowers a bit. This will make them look much nicer once they are in the mason jar.

Step 5

Drop in your flowers AND…

You’re DONE!

Oh my…

C’mon…

I’m in love…

There you have it! Three quick, easy and beautiful summer home decor ideas with inexpensive faux flowers and mason jars!

I really hope you enjoyed this and hope it inspired you to come up with a few of your own easy home decor ideas that are perfect for summer too.

ok friends, thanks for stopping by and checking out my blog!

Sending happy, safe, and healthy vibes your way…May God bless you and your family today and every beautiful day to come

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