How many boxes of Christmas stuff do you have? I have at least 3 big boxes and each year I added more to my collection. Oh boy! After Christmas sale is so irresistible.
This year I am on a mission: Less is Better, and I hope I can complete my mission soon.
I am thinking that my seasonal decorations shall be add on items to everyday stuff. Thus, less replacing, packing, unpacking, etc. Are you with me?
I also want my seasonal decorations can be stacked and stored flat, like these Wooden Christmas Tree … :: Source and Tutorial :: Handspire
Turn a shelved wall into Christmas tree, put gifts, ornaments and other decorative elements on the shelves and top it with star. :: Source :: Living Impressive
Draw a tree, use chalkboard to draw Christmas tree wrapping and decorate it with silver snowflakes and birds. :: Source :: Living Impressive
Christmas tree picture with garlands. :: Source :: Simplified Bee
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Stacked of books made a unique Christmas Tree. :: Source :: Family Sponge
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Paper Christmas’ Garland and Nativity for your mantle …
This beautiful paper nativity {below} can be used so many years, and off course they don’t require much room for storage. Download this Nativity Template from Made by Joel.
Mitten garland … Add this string of mittens to any window that needs some Christmas spirit.
Christmas’ pillow covers are so ideal instead of Christmas pillows … You only need your everyday pillows, and re use them for any themes / celebrations.
Using Santa’s hat for accent. You don’t need much to make a statement.
Message candles …
Snowflake Coasters… Download and print pattern HERE.
Turn ugly Christmas sweaters into darling Christmas decor, while upgrading simple glassware.
Picture below is wooden snowman, but I am thinking to recreate them using cardboard boxes so they can be folded and stored flat.
Those are my ideas to complete my mission this Christmas: Less is Better.
If you have suggestions or ideas, please leave a message below. Thank You.
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