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My new series is here:
 
Christmas Decorating on a Budget Party to follow on 
Monday the 19th 7 p.m. 
for you all to show off your decorating ideas.
 
Here’s a very simple idea.  Take your ordinary, everyday glassware and tie
a festive ribbon around the stem to add a little Christmas cheer.
 
You can use scraps of ribbon or even material that you have on hand.
 
You could easily dress up what you already have for under a dollar.
 
 My ribbon has been recycled.  I had it tied to my dining room chandy last Christmas season. 
 
Very doable don’t you think?
 and your guests will enjoy drinking from your festive glassware.
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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  1. Debbiedoo's says

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    Beautiful Dawn..I love that ribbon and have used it often myself. I am sure I will have something to add to your party:)

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  2. Carlene @ Organized Clutter says

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    Easy and clever idea.

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  3. Jennifer @ Town and Country Living says

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    Very cute and easy! Love the little pinecones, too.

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  4. ImSoVintage says

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    Love gingham. It is so charming and old fashioned đŸ™‚

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  5. Karen Mary Butterfly says

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    Simple and beautiful! I love, love, love gingham! So sweet!

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  6. Anonymous says

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    Nice.

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  7. Karen says

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    That is a really cute idea, gingham in red and white always looks like Christmas.

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  8. ℳartina @ Northern Nesting says

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    Great idea and so pretty Dawn!

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  9. Sherri says

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    Love it Dawn! Of course, I’m crazy over using pine cones for holiday decorating. Plus recycling is always grand. Beautiful table. Simple and elegant!

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  10. Kris says

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    I love using gingham ribbon!!! Is that your house in the header pic?
    xo Kris

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  11. Carol says

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    Love it, Dawn! There is something so cozy and friendly about red gingham — kind of evokes a smile. Your tablerunner is perfect along with the pinecones. Looking forward to the party!

    Carol

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  12. Holly says

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    Dawn…
    Your photos are beautiful! Gingham is a cute print for the holidays. Love your pine cones, too.

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  13. NewlyLoved says

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    what a great idea! i love it
    xo Jessica
    http://www.NewlyLoved.com
    -check it out!-

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  14. Ann from On Sutton Place says

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    I don’t have a Christmas post yet. :o( I will get busy and make it next week for sure. I’m always a day late and dollar short!

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  15. craftyles says

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    Love this! I will be getting out my ribbon to make some festive glasses like yours. SO simple and so pretty!

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  16. The Long Awaited Home says

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    Simple, beautiful, Christmas ideas on a budget. Just what I’m looking for! Following you for your great ideas.

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  17. Crafty Gardener says

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    It is amazing how a simple piece of ribbon can add a big wow to the glasses. Great idea.

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