Somehow, decorating for Christmas always becomes more of an ordeal than I
originally think it will be.
As soon as I hung my huge ornament star (that I redid this summer to get replace the gold frame with silver) over my fireplace, I knew the three circle prints on the wall next to it would have to go.

But new artwork wasn't exactly in the budget. What's a girl to do?

With a few sheets of mat-board, some fun pink
card stock, chipboard letters, silver glitter, and hot glue, and after glitter was spread all over my counters, table, and floor....

I came up with this. Glittered chipboard letters mounted on pink
card stock mounted on white mat-board, which I hot glued to the glass of the original pictures.

About $15 and an hour later, I have some fun, easy,
reuseable Christmas decorations.

And just because this sweet little cat is providing me some much needed comfort and
cuddlin' lately, I thought she deserved a spot on the blog. Love you Lucy.
This post is linked to DIY Day at A Soft Place To Land. I haven't participated before, but have looked at and got ideas several times. For more DIY fun, check out all the cool stuff here!
6 comments:
You have entirely too much time on your hands...Very cute update!
That turned out so nice! I love it! Thanks for sharing this idea!
Very cool!
I did a JOY project this week too. Unfortunately my PC crashed and I can't upload pictures on my husband's gaming computer. Oh well!
I love your ornament star! Did you make it yourself? If you did I wish you'd post a tutorial. =)
Looks like it was meant to be there all along - BRILLIANT!
very pretty! love the pink and silver. :)
gail
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