Christmas box - alternative of the wreath

This year, I fell in love with the new fashionable alternative of the Xmas wreath and prepared a box instead. And, to be really trendy, applied a fur cover on the outside.  Trendy and elegant :)

The new life of an old Xmas wreath

I made this Xmas wreath more than 15 years ago for my mom. She liked it so much that every year she dusted it, bought new candles and used it at Christmas. Now they're moving to a new house and we found this wreath, that was for sure ruined by the time. So for their new house, I've decided to renew the wreath for her.

Vintage eggs

 I have also been infected by the Vintage style and when I saw these lace strips and cute little pendants in a shop, I could not resist and knew we will have a romantic Easter this year.

Spring is here! :)

Finally, spring is in the air, and it's time to prepare for Easter. Let's bring inside the awakening nature and decorate our home with spring colours. These cute little eggs are ideal also for your Easter table. The kids will also love their cute faces and enjoy the preparation, while experiencing how the plants grow out of the seeds.

Popcorn tree

In Hungary, popcorn was traditionally used to decorate Christmas trees, in the form of garlands. Now I show you a more sophisticated version of using popcorn as Christmas decoration - you can build a Christmas tree with them. The popcorn will give a warm and natural feeling to your tree, and you can add glossy and sparkling accessories to make it more elegant  and stylish.

Christmas is coming - wreaths

Since I was 18, I've always prepared the Christmas wreath myself. I think this is the first steps to get into Christmas mood. This is always the first piece of Christmas decoration in our house, and after the first Sunday, I start to decorate the rest of the house. Here I have collected my works from the past few years.

Xmas wreath from pistachio shells

Everyone in our family loves pistachios. The idea of using up the shells for a handycraft project came to my mind one day when I saw a bowl of empty shells, thinking they are too nice to be thrown away. They would serve well for natural autumn or Christmas decorations. This time, I prepared Xmas wreaths from them, decorated with red and gold ribbons - simple but elegant.