Hi! Happy Monday!! This is my last full week of client work before we leave for Hawaii (I’ll still be posting though) and I couldn’t be more excited for some R&R! We’ve been trying to do lots of Christmas-y things before we leave since NYC is so fun during the holidays and we’ll be missing a lot of it this month. I think we’re going to go check out the Rockerfeller Center tree tonight, though I’m sure it will have nothing on our own little city-sized tree. :)
So am I the only one that’s scouting out Christmas decor for next year right now? Seasonal decor prices are starting to fall right about now, and they’ll keep dropping until and especially after Christmas. Here are the pieces I have my eye on.
Alright, back to work! I have a great DIY coming up tomorrow that I’m super excited to share! And don’t forget to check out Jay and Katherine’s Living Room Tour that I posted this weekend. xoxo
Jessica – we got the teeny-tiniest little tree stand to use for our mini-tree, so I couldn't really use our full-size tree skirt. I just wrapped some fabric around the base to cover up the stand. I'm a cheater. :)
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Thanks for the sweet comments!
LL- the fabric is called Belgravia. It's made by Lee Jofa, which is a trade company, but if you google the name, there are lots of websites that sell it. Sometimes you can luck out on yardage on eBay or etsy.
Hope that helps!
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I love your tree "skirt." Could you tell me where you bought it or how you made it? Have fun in Hawaii!!
I second the tree skirt question!
Love Mercury glass ornaments, Jenny! And how fun that your family got a tree even though you live in an apartment and you're leaving soon! Very sweet and cute!
Jessica – we got the teeny-tiniest little tree stand to use for our mini-tree, so I couldn't really use our full-size tree skirt. I just wrapped some fabric around the base to cover up the stand. I'm a cheater. :)
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Enjoy Hawaii…we went last year and had a wonderful time, although the flight was so long. And sweet little tree!
Your tree is so sweet!
It's not cheating — the fabric looks great!
Where is the fabric from your curtains from? I am in love with it :)
Love the shiny brites! They add so much sparkle and glamour to the tree! Tracey xx
Thanks for the sweet comments!
LL- the fabric is called Belgravia. It's made by Lee Jofa, which is a trade company, but if you google the name, there are lots of websites that sell it. Sometimes you can luck out on yardage on eBay or etsy.
Hope that helps!
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Loving the tree and the holiday spirit!