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Decorating· Holiday

Our Easter Tree and Crazy Bunnies

Our family has had an Easter tree for many years. We started the tradition while living in Germany. The Easter tree and its decorations are often the only Easter décor you will find in a German or Austrian home. Here is Our Easter Tree and Crazy Bunnies. Believe it or not, in the 5 years I have been writing this blog I have never shared any pictures of our annual Easter tree. I guess that was because I was too busy creating and sharing crafts. But perhaps my busyness in areas other than ... View the Post

03.29.13

Spring Wreath with Burlap and Fresh Flowers

Craft· Decorating· DIY

Spring Wreath with Burlap and Fresh Flowers

Up until a week ago I still had my Valentine wreath hanging on the front door. It was time for a Spring Wreath with Burlap and Fresh Flowers. Spring Wreath with Burlap and Fresh Flowers I needed a change and wanted a wreath that gently smiled “spring has sprung”! I used the wire wreath form from last year's spring wreath. a few terra cotta pots were in my shed and I purchased a few more at Michaels using a coupon. The pots can be found at many craft, dollar, and gardening stores for under ... View the Post

03.20.13

DIY French Lantern ChandelierDIY French Lantern Chandelier

Decorating· DIY· Projects

DIY French Lantern Chandelier

I’ve been wanting a French Lantern for a few years. I have not been able to find one that I liked for a price that I was willing to pay. They tend to be fairly expensive. So I decided to make my own. You can also DIY French Lantern Chandelier. DIY French Lantern Chandelier I think lanterns look great in office spaces. Velvet and Linen I really like them in the dining area. They can make a living room look extra special. Sarah Richardson But my favorite place just might be the ... View the Post

03.18.13

St. Patrick’s Day Tablescape

Decorating· DIY· Holiday

St. Patrick’s Day Tablescape

If you need a quick St. Patrick’s Day Tablescape this post is for you! Two weeks ago I got lucky and discovered chocolate leprechauns at See’s Candy. I quickly decided to create an entire tablescape around them.   St. Patrick’s Day Tablescape I had gone into the store with the single mission of purchasing three large candy eggs to nest in some Easter baskets. Then I spied Saint Patrick and it was all over. So I had to create a tablescape. I had posted a few St. Patrick’s Day ideas ... View the Post

03.15.13

St Patricks Day Food and Fun

Craft· Decorating· DIY· Holiday· Recipe

St Patricks Day Food and Fun

St. Patrick’s Day is sneaking up on me. I sat down last night to get inspired. Here is St Patricks Day Food and Fun. Long-time readers of my blog know I love out-of-the-box and inexpensive ideas. Repurposing sweaters as “vase warmers” yep, it’s a winner. St Patricks Day Food and Fun Indeed the entire scene is perfect for those who may not quite have a St. Paddy’s “spring” in their step. The paring of teal and kelly green is lovely. This idea made me happy and I just might steal ... View the Post

03.06.13

easter eggs

Craft· Decorating· Holiday

Vintage Floral Easter Eggs

I had a feeling that Easter would sneak up on me like a quiet little bunny. For the past month, whenever I have had a spare moment I’ve been creating some lovely pastel colored Vintage Floral Easter Eggs. Vintage Floral Easter Eggs The eggs themselves were papier-mâché forms that were imported from Germany. Sadly, Blümchen no longer carries these exact gems. I gave each egg three coats of paint and topped it with a soft glaze.  The interiors remained brightly shaded for a fun ... View the Post

03.04.13

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Hi, I’m Laura Ingalls Gunn

Welcome to Decor To Adore! I love flea markets, tea parties, classic literature and dachshunds.

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