Christmas Decorations

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Those little twinkling lights are so inexpensive that you may be inclined to buy a new set. But you can easily avoid making yet another trip to the store when you're already busy. The following tips will help you locate and fix the problem... more »
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An Advent calendar is a fun way to count down the days until Christmas. The calendar runs from December 1st until Christmas Eve, and each date has a little door to open, generally with a Christmas surprise hidden behind it... more »
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Standing under the mistletoe and kissing is one of the romantic images of the Christmas season. Be safe and use the nontoxic, artificial type, but be creative and use it to your advantage in unexpected places... more »
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Artificial trees are ideal for families that do not want to bother with the hassle of a real tree. They are easy to clean up and can be used year after year. However, you must consider certain factors before purchasing your artificial tree... more »
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A living Christmas tree needs a little extra care, but it's worth it to ensure that it will be around for celebrations to come... more »
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Did you buy a beautiful poinsettia plant, but now it's wilting? Poinsettias are plants and they need the same care as any sick houseplant. If you provide water, warmth and light, your poinsettia should recover and bloom through Christmas and beyond... more »
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The sparkling lights and colorful ornaments that brighten your home during the holiday season may fascinate young children. But when these items are handled incorrectly, they can also pose a great danger... more »
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Making a reindeer costume is a snap, especially now that you can buy antlers in novelty stores every Christmas. Add a red nose and you're Rudolph!.. more »
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Rise to the challenge of setting a Christmas dinner table with recyling as your focus. Here are some tips to get you started... more »
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If you enjoy decorating for the holidays, you can find yourself with many decorations and nowhere to put them. This article may help you decorate your home for Christmas without running out places to put things!.. more »
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Christmas ornaments are not just for trees. Here's one way to put a new twist on "decking the halls.".. more »
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Toddlers and preschoolers love to help decorate for the holidays ' they can make lots of pretty tabletop decorations, with encouragement and a little help from an adult... more »
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Tired of the same old red and white flannel number? Outgrown Rudolph? If the two-step's your dance now, say "Howdy Santa!" with a cowboy boot stocking... more »
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The term Della Robia refers to an object that is decorated with fruit. The object can be a ceramic platter or a wreath, but here we are going to make a Christmas tree with fresh fruit. You can use all one type of fruit, such as lemons, or you can ... more »
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What could be more seasonal than a little white church dusted with snow? It's easy to make a classic gingerbread church - and its nostalgic appeal reminds us that beneath the gifting, there's "a reason for the season.".. more »
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Garlands are traditional decorations used to enhance a doorway or banister during the holiday season. You can also use them outdoors. With a few edible additions, the birds and squirrels will enjoy Christmas too!.. more »
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Get the Christmas season started and have some good old-fashioned family fun by making your own Christmas tree ornaments. These ornaments are easy to make, and you can determine how big, small, elaborate or simple you want them to be. This is ... more »
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This easy-to-make twist on traditional paper holiday luminaries can give your home a cheery holiday glow... more »
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Here's how to present your outdoor nativity scene in the best light... more »
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These towels make quick gifts and hostess gifts. This pattern will make two crocheted hand towels. The cost is $1 to $2, depending on the price of the towel... more »
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You can decorate your holiday table so it corresponds to "The Night Before Christmas," the memorable rhyme by Clement C. Moore. Here's how to do it... more »
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A Christmas mantel can have informal decor that's casual, kitschy or childlike. Here are some ways to create a fun one... more »
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Framing a window in lights looks beautiful from inside and out on a cold, dark winter night... more »
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Here's a fun project that will dress up an empty wall or garage door for the holiday season. A giant wreath is easy to build, and the "frame" can be stored and saved from year to year... more »
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These sumptuous hanging pots of poinsettias don't last long, but they are spectacular during the short holiday season. If you live in a climate where temperatures stay above freezing, hang one or more near your front door to welcome visitors. The ... more »