Sometimes time or money gets in the way of decorating
the home around the holidays to the extent you might like.
Here are a bunch of simple, budget-friendly decorating ideas
to bring a bit of The Farmhouse to your home. All of
these ideas are easily accessible with little fuss & cash.
1. Bells
They can be purchased at a thrift shop, dollar store or
antique shops. They can be embellished with pretty ribbons or twine. They can be hung from a door, be strung on a garland
or wreath or just piled in a bowl.
Sources: Real Simple; Tin Roof Farmhouse; Pinterest
2. Branches
Whether you pick some from your yard, open space or your
local florist; greens & berries can make an entire room
feel festive. Placed in a bucket or tied up & hung on a door;
these are a quick & easy holiday addition to any space.
Sources: Burlap and Hay; Pinterest; Tinkered treasures
3. Pinecones
These too can be found on a walk, at a craft store or
your local farmers market. Easily added to a garland
or piled in a bowl. Pinecones are perfect as is,
frosted white, or painted gold. Bringing the outdoors in &
scenting the room at the same time.
Sources: flickr; Tin Roof Farmhouse; Bob Vila
4. Chalkboards
I still love the look of chalkboards in the home. These can
be crafted with a little chalkboard paint or purchased on Etsy
if you're not so crafty. Write a special message or
just hang greens in front. Simple & festive. These also
move perfectly into your New Years celebrations.
5. Bottles & Tags
Easy to come by...from your recycling bin or an antique store,
bottles with berry branches & stamped tags make gorgeous
holiday displays. Perfect for the mantle or a bookshelf for
a pop of color & a place for inflection.
6. Cranberries
Cranberries just make everything merry & bright. Strung into
a garland or wreath you can dress up a mantel or mirror quickly.
Or even easier throw some in a mason jar & add some greens
for a super easy yet festive candle for your dinner table.
Sources: Pinterest; Paper & Stitch; bell'alimento
7. Mini Tree
You could use a branch from your main tree or purchase a
small inexpensive tree specifically for this. We plan to
pick one from our front acre for the stairway (inspired by the bottom image.) The nice thing about a mini tree is that it
doesn't need much decoration, just a unique vessel to hold it
which you can find in your barn or pantry.
8. Paper Crafts
If you're feeling crafty, you can create some awesome
paper art decorations that will add unique cheer to your home.
Whether you use craft paper, old books or plain white paper
choose a simple design & repeat often. These can be strung
onto a garland or into a wreath. Or decorate your tree
with the creations. Either way it brings a personal touch
to your holiday decor.
9. Wreaths
I'm hoping to get around to making my own wreath this year,
but in case you don't have the time or acres full of trees
that need limbing you can purchase super nice wreaths
at club stores, your local farmers market or craft fair.
Just add a fabulous grain sack ribbon, hang
on a chalkboard or vintage door.
10. Votives
And if all else fails...find some votive holders, mason jars
or vintage tins or champagne glasses to fill with tea lights. Everything looks better glowing in candlelight; right?
Sources: Inspiration i vitt; Tin Roof Farmhouse; Pinterest
Find more inspiration from Tin Roof Farmhouse on our
We hope your holiday is brimming with festivity & joy!
Cheers ~ Erica
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Happy-Days Farm,
Five Little Homesteaders
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