This is an easy-peasy project that can be done with in 30 minutes. I did it one Wednesday night after class, while watching American Horror Story.
I needed something to dress up my bare mirror in my kitchen and my office decorations. I have a bunch of snow flakes I inherited from my mom and my grandma way back in college, when I first started decorating my own Christmas trees. These hand-me-downs have a lot of mileage on them but I love them none the less. I also have a surplus of yarn from some projects I made for my Christmas tree last year. I got the idea while at work and we were cutting 3-D snowflakes to decorate our team area.
So with my abundance of plastic, glittery snowflakes, and white yarn, I got to work. I cut two pieces of yarn one, long enough to hang as a swag between my kitchen and living room, and one to hang on my mirror in my kitchen.
I had an entire plastic gallon bag filled with these glitter snowflakes. I could probably have made a wreath from them.
I started by finding the center of the string and then I wrapped the string around prongs or through loops. I continued to grab random snowflakes and attach them at different intervals.
Once done I hung up my garland on my mirror.
And then hung up the long strand betwen my kitchen and living room. I think I’m going to keep these up for the winter…or at least until Valentine’s Day. They are festive and wintery.
Here is my garland at my desk at work. Again I think I’m going to keep it up until I decorate for Valentine’s day.
Do you guys decorate for the seasons at home or at work? I’d love to see what you do! Feel free to share below.
Crafty Llama by Lonie 