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winter decoration
How to make natural wreaths for decoration!
It's easy, doesn't take long, and you don't need that much skill! I didn't actively try to learn this, but picked it up accidentally while learning basketry; the core of the thing is, that you need to go and harvest something bendy in nature. And then you need to wrap that bendy thing around itself until it makes a round circle and you're done. You could do it with trial and error alone.
The bendy thing can be a young fruit tree branch, some ivy vines, blackberry brambles (you can take off the thorns if you run it thru some old denim!), willow branches, young peach branches, some bush branches, a lot of things work! You can check if the thing is bendy enough by bending it in circle, like in the picture below!
If you can do this with a branch, it can make a wreath. If it snaps, not bendy enough! I'm using some red branches that I don't know the name of, but they're bendy enough. Here's how you start:
At the start you’re supposed to feel dejected and confused: the branch wrapped around itself is not making a hoop (unless you’re trying to make a really small one! Then you can manage to make a circle even with just one). There’s always some point being pulled by the thicker edge of the branch, making it wonky. But not to worry!
As you keep adding branches, you keep adding strength and tension. Only thingy you might want to watch out for, is to make sure you’re turning all of the branches the same way, but that’s only to make it prettier! Even if it’s going in all directions, it will still end up being a decent wreath.
When you’ve decided it’s thick enough, you can tuck in all of the edges between the branches, so they won’t be visible, and for the ones that are thick and can’t be neatly tucked in, you cut them off! And there you have a cool wreath base! Now time to decorate it:
Mine is a fall wreath! I picked up the most beautiful leaves outside, and putting them up on a wreath makes people not be upset that you just dragged in bunch of foliage inside. I used a corn husk cord to tie them up to the hoop, so it would be all natural materials.
Now lets make one out of ivy:
Ivy is easier because it’s very bendy and pliable, and it’s not creating so much tension. You basically don’t have to do anything but keep wrapping it around itself:
I left one some leaves there for the end decoration, I thought it would look cool! But in the end I only kept the tiniest leaves, because I thought they were the cutest:
Here you can see me tucking in the end of the vine, so it would be held tightly inside and invisible from the outside. We have a little hoop!
And to decorate it, I found a bunch of white sage outside, I thought it was super pretty and durable as a decoration, it will stay the same color even after it dries! I tied it up with a cord made out of dandelion stems, and then added two more ivy leaves, and a rosehip to make it festive. I didn’t think about it while doing it, but sage, ivy, and rosehip, are all powerful medicinal plants, so this might actually be a herbalist’s wreath.
Here’s two more wreaths I made using the exact same technique, just with a bit more materials:
The first one is red branches + ivy, the second one ivy + a cord I made out of corn husk, wrapped around the entire hoop. And here’s the two we just made, in better lightning:
If you keep adding more material in, you can make those thick wreaths that you can decorate with pine branches and add candles in, for horizontal use. Have fun!
19.12.2017
Where did you guys and gals spent this Christmas?
Today we drove to Andrzej’s parents to leave Freckols with them for the holidays because the day after tomorrow we’re flying to Romania! #uhyeah #ChristmasinRomaniababy
Ps: Awesome decoration done by Andrzej’s mum. <3
#353of365
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― 季節の木 ―
本日 午後5時17分を回った頃にて.
次々に表情を変えながら灯っておりました.
2025年11月28日 金曜日
― Seasonal Tree ―
It was around 5:17 p.m. today.
The seasonal tree were lighting up while changing their expressions one after another.
Friday, November 28, 2025.
My boyfriend's new addition to his decoration collection ❤️ Beautiful, isn't it? His first snow globe since childhood. Today was a rather good day I'd say.
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Winter Decorating Ideas not Christmas
winter decorating ideas not christmas
Certainly, there are plenty Winter Decorating Trends of winter decorating ideas that go beyond Christmas themes. Here are some ideas to help you create a cozy and inviting winter atmosphere:
Neutral Color Palette: Embrace a neutral color scheme with shades of whites, grays, and muted blues to create a serene winter ambiance. These colors can evoke the feeling of a snowy landscape.
Faux Fur: Add warmth and texture with faux fur throws, pillows, or even small rugs. Drape them over furniture to create a cozy and inviting atmosphere.
Candles: Place an array of candles in various sizes on mantels, tables, and windowsills. They can bring a warm and flickering light to your space, reminiscent of the soft glow of winter evenings.
Knits and Textiles: Incorporate chunky knit blankets, cable-knit pillows, and soft wool rugs to add texture and warmth to your decor.
Natural Elements: Bring in elements from the outdoors, like pinecones, branches, and dried berries. Arrange them in vases, bowls, or wreaths to infuse your space with a rustic winter charm.
Warm Lighting: Use warm-toned light bulbs or string lights to create a cozy and welcoming atmosphere. Consider using string lights to frame doorways or windows.
Seasonal Florals: Opt for winter florals like amaryllis, poinsettias, and paperwhites. Place them in elegant vases to add a touch of nature to your decor.
Mirrors: Hang mirrors strategically to reflect light and make your space feel larger and brighter, even during the darker winter months.
Seasonal Art: Swap out your wall art with pieces that evoke a winter vibe, such as snowy landscapes, cozy cabins, or abstract winter scenes.
Hot Beverage Station: Create a hot cocoa or tea station with mugs, a variety of teas, cocoa mixes, and marshmallows. This will encourage warmth and comfort during the colder months.
Winter-Themed Pillows: Swap out your regular throw pillows for ones with winter themes, such as snowflakes, snowmen, or intricate winter patterns.
Scented Candles and Diffusers: Choose scents like cinnamon, vanilla, or evergreen to evoke the feeling of winter indoors.
Cozy Reading Nook: Arrange a comfortable chair or chaise lounge in a corner with a soft blanket, plush pillows, and a small side table for books and hot beverages
Ice and Glass Decor: Incorporate glass and crystal elements in your decor to mimic the icy beauty of winter. Glass vases, candleholders, and glass ornaments can achieve this look.
Ski Lodge Vibes: Create a cozy ski lodge atmosphere with vintage skis, snowshoes, and rustic wooden elements.
Remember, the key is to embrace the coziness and tranquility of winter, focusing on textures, colors, and elements that evoke feelings of warmth and comfort.
Seasonal Florals: Poinsettias, amaryllis, and other winter blooms can be used to add color and life to your decor. Floral arrangements can be placed on tables, mantels, or windowsills.
Remember, the key to creating a beautiful winter decor is to combine these trends in a way that resonates with your personal style and the overall aesthetic of your home. Always feel free to adapt and customize these trends to suit your preferences. For the most up-to-date trends, I recommend checking out interior design magazines, blogs, and social media platforms
Of course, I'd be happy to continue with more winter decorating trends that might have emerged after 2021. Keep in mind that these trends might not be the latest ones, but they were gaining traction in the years leading up to
Greenery and Botanicals: Bringing the outdoors in with indoor plants and botanical prints continued to be a trend. Large, leafy plants can add a fresh and vibrant touch to your winter decoMixing Materials: Combining different materials, such as wood, metal, glass, and ceramics, can create an interesting and visually appealing contrast in your decor. Mixing textures can add depth and complexity to your design.
Personalized Ornaments: Customized ornaments and decorations featuring names, initials, or meaningful dates became popular as a way to add a personal touch to your winter decor
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Vintage and Antiques: Incorporating vintage or antique pieces into your winter decor can add character and charm. Look for unique pieces like vintage sleds, old ice skates, or retro holiday decorations.
16.Bohemian Winter Vibes: Some trends saw a fusion of bohemian style with winter decor. This includes using vibrant textiles, eclectic patterns, and a mix of cultural influences to create a warm and inviting atmosphere.
17.Geometric Patterns: Incorporating geometric patterns through rugs, cushions, and wall art can add a modern and visually appealing element to your winter decor.
18.Statement Lighting: Unique and artistic light fixtures, such as chandeliers or pendant lights, can serve as both functional and decorative pieces that draw attention to your space.
19.Monochromatic Themes: Using different shades of a single color can create a sophisticated and harmonious winter decor theme. This approach allows you to play with various tones and textures within a limited color palette.
DIY and Handmade Decor: Handmade crafts and DIY decorations gained popularity as people sought to create personalized and heartfelt pieces for their winter decor.
This trend can also promote sustainability and reduce wasteCoastal Winter Decor: For those living in coastal areas, a trend emerged that blended winter and coastal themes. This can involve incorporating seashells, driftwood, and soft blues to evoke a beachy winter atmosphere.Global and Cultural Influences: Drawing inspiration from different cultures and traditions, such as Nordic, Moroccan, or Japanese styles, can add a unique and worldly dimension to your winter decor.
Remember that trends evolve and change over time, and new ideas can emerge each year. As you plan your winter decor, consider blending some of these trends with your personal style to create a cozy and inviting atmosphere that suits you and your home. For the most current trends,
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