As you know I have been using fresh greens in my home this year for Christmas.I have several metal galvanized buckets and decided to use these for my greens.One of the the buckets has been placed on a shelf in my living room.I decided it needed a little Christmas bling so I hung some crystals from a vintage chandelier on the branches.
I think it looks like icicles hanging from the branches don’t you?
Just added some twigs to the mix too.I have this branch in a floral foam so I can keep adding water to keep this from drying out.
Working on Christmas gifts that we are sending out to family.I soon will be baking too! What are you working on?
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Oh this is so pretty. I love the simplicity of this. I bet is smells good too. I love your post. I love the natural decor.
Kris
Really cute, Anne. Love the pattern. Looks great with the greens. They look good on bare branches too.
They do look like icicles. I really like your decorating style this year.
The addition of the icicles looks great Anne! Beautiful evergreen arrangement!!
Those are so pretty. I have never seen any shaped like those. I still need to cut some greens.
Hi, I love how you combined the greenery, prisms, and buckets. I’ll bet it smells yummy, too…Connie
You are so organized! I haven’t even begun to think about baking or shopping! Your greens look lovely with the vintage crystals.
This looks fantastic, Anne. I like the twigs added to the evergreens.
I am still putting away fall things…I move slow! lol! We will probably get our tree the second weekend in December so I am always a little behind everyone. But…I get a lot of good ideas!
XO,
Jane
Beautiful!
Love your Christmas style!!!
Sadly, due to allergies, mine and the lads, I cannot use fresh greens
I miss the smell of the evergreens…..
The ‘twig’ tree in our master bedroom is dressed in crystal icicles as well. Luv the look!!
Cheers, Gee
How pretty! Such a simple idea, but the end result looks so elegant.
Hi Anne,
Love those pops of sparkle!
Hugs,
Bella
Really great idea–that looks so pretty!
Really pretty! Love the freshness of it all! I’ve been working on getting presents wrapped and sent off to family. Everything is on its way to Canada and New Zealand now! Yeah!
Loving your greens with the icicle drops!
I tried leaving a comment yesterday but was having problems, so hopefully there aren’t 2 from me.
I love your bucket arrangement with the sticks to add a different texture. The crystals are perfect to change it up a bit and add a little bling!
Mary Alice
oh so pretty!! You have the sweetest ideas
xox
Icicles are such a great decoration for a “white Christmas”! Yours look cute hanging off the greenery.
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I love the natural look with greens and twigs! Very pretty!
sandy
This is so, so beautiful Anne! I love how you hung the crystals from the greens and added the twigs too. So lovely!
hugs from here…
Very pretty. I love real greens, the smell, the naturalness of them. Join in my debate whether to use “faux real” or “fir real” tomorrow! Would love to hear your opinion! ~Delores
Hi Anne! This is such a simple yet stunning arrangement…I love bits of natural & bling together! Looks awesome…
Those are so pretty Anne!
Hi Anne,
It looks so beautiful!!! I love the arrangement in the galvanized bucket~perfect!
Hope you have a lovely Sunday.
Sincerely,
Melinda
Very pretty – what a great look!
HI Anne…
Oh how I love your greens.. I can almost smell that deee.lish aroma. We had huge cedar tree cut down this year so I have no greens.. well, I could send my Hubbs out into the nearby wilderness, couldn’t I??? I love the little bits and bobs you’ve added too. Very pretty…
Blessings,
Spencer
This is a simple but beautiful way to use greens–thanks for the inspiration!