Looking for the perfect Christmas decor for your home? The Hometalk community can help you get your home festive for the holiday season. We have all the hacks and tips you need in our video tutorials, discussion boards, and slideshows. Find the inspiration you've been looking for in our top and newest projects. We can't wait to see what you create!
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There is nothing better than that perfect seasonal decor to get into the holiday season. It feels, though, like autumn turns into winter so quickly sometimes that you don’t even have time to switch out your decor. In this tutorial, I’ll walk you through the process of making a quick and easy topiary that will work for both seasons!
Do you have a fabulous sea glass collection you wish to display? Then these sea glass Christmas trees are for you. These tree ornaments are a fabulous and unusual addition to your holiday decor.
Are you looking for a cute and clever way to decorate your porch for the holidays? Then today's DIY will most certainly interest you!We will be making a unique Christmas topiary out of an unusual item.Head to the home improvement store for the supplies you’ll need and let me show you how to make a topiary tree for the holidays.This post was transcribed by a member of the Hometalk editorial team from the original HometalkTV episode.
Every Christmas home needs a DIY gnome house! Instead of buying or building one of these adorable Christmas gnome houses, you can make your own using a jar and clay. Here's how!
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My sister and I each had one of this and my mom let us keep them on in our bedroom before we fell asleep--nice memories. And the tree would spin when the lightbulb heated up the paper.
Any ideas on how I can attach this little guy for a year? I tried super glue on another one and that did not work.
I inherited a Christmas cactus from my very green-thumbed grandmother about 6 months ago. She lived in SC and had a greenhouse, but I live in NC and don't. I've kept it inside until until just a few days ago when I read it needs more humidity. It had flowers when I first received it, but now the stems are starting to drop off and I'm getting worried. Am I overwatering it (didn't realize I shouldn't water it from the top like usual plants) or what? What else should I do to keep it alive?
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