6 Thrifty and Simple Ways to Save on Christmas Decor!

[@trinaroe5132]

Another way to save, if you like red in your Christmas decor, is to buy solid red items or generic patterns (polka dots, stripes, etc) instead of Christmas specific designs. These can then be used not only at Christmas, but also for Valentines Day, 4th of July, etc. I do the same thing with clothing. I don’t have any holiday specific clothes, but do have solid red and green sweaters that I can add a holiday pin or scarf to for Christmas. Then they work equally well for Valentine’s or St Patrick’s Days.

[@EverythingChar]

Good tip

[@lorrilewis2178]

When I was growing up, no one did this new thing of replacing all their accessories with seasonal ones. You decorated around them, like you do.

[@cherylspates4972]

I'm very traditional so I use the same things every year. I may place them in different places around the house but I seldom buy new decor. I look forward every year to getting all my pretties out again. I hope I'll be able to decorate till my time to go to heaven comes.

[@d.watkins8302]

Yes but Andrea you are so talented U could make make something gorgeous out of a toilet paper roll and sticks! 😂😂😂In all seriousness though, I never tire of seeing your gorgeous, warm and cozy home 🌲🌲💕

[@PineandProspectHome]

Haha oh my goodness, no I couldn't, but thank you and I hope you enjoy decorating this year!

[@rosiehelminiak2947]

Lol! I second this comment! Andrea, you have a way of making everything beautiful and it is an absolute joy to watch!

[@maranatha4133]

What beautiful ideas, love the fabric for ribbon! And garland idea. No more stressing about finding the perfect color ribbon that most of the stores don't have lol. Can wait to start looking at thrift stores this year for Christmas. 😍❤ The shipping debacle has nothing on us as God always provides 🙂👏

[@PineandProspectHome]

Yes, God is so so good, great reminder and I hope you enjoy thrifting for decor!

[@patriciabritton5917]

I like your white pitchers. So beautiful.

[@sharihenderson81]

That is the prettiest mantle I have seen so far. Magical❤️

[@PineandProspectHome]

Thank you Shari! That is so kind ❤️

[@izzymarleydominguezreyes687]

I saw your devotional! I am so happy you got to do it! Great tips! I also buy decor from thrift stores and garage sales year round. I have found beautiful decor. Also if we decorate Christmas feeling oriented and bring out all our winter color stuff that makes a difference

[@juliecastaneda-hicks3792]

One way that I used to save money on Christmas decor when my kids were little (and I had no money) was to make gingerbread people to use as Christmas tree ornaments. My kids and I would spend an entire weekend making and decorating the cookies. We made a hole at the top of each cookie before we baked them and used twine to hang the gingerbread people on the tree. So cute and cheap! It always made the house smell good too! I now have quite the collection of gingerbread cookie cutters and use those in a jar as decor. Also, so cute!!

[@arlenecoury9976]

My daughter & I were just saying " It can get expensive each yr. tryin to " keep up" with the current trending in Christmas decor. We've decided buying a couple of new items is fine , but trying to focus on what we already have .

[@roxanevogel7203]

I save by shopping year around at thrift and garage sale for Christmas deco. But another great tip to add color to upper cupboard, hutch or even a table, corner. Is to wrap any box you find in wrapping paper that matches you deco and arrange these fake gifts to add a festive holiday touch, instant deco that didn’t cost much at all

[@PineandProspectHome]

That is a great idea, thank you for sharing Roxane! ❤️

[@rachellebrooke4614]

I was so hoping you’d do a video like this! Love all the inspiration. Your home is lovely at Christmas! One time I scored boxes and boxes of garland for a few dollars at a children’s boutique store that was going out of business. That has been my main staple for years now! I also have bought boxes of lights for pennies at hardware stores on New Year’s Day sales! Another thing I’ve done to make my stuff look cohesive and not buy”new” is to faux flock my trees. It gave them a soft neutral look. I’ve also been able to find gold ornaments at the $ store which are a great neutral for Christmas. And lastly, I’ve tried to take the hand me downs from my grandmothers. I have a nativity set that’s was spray painted gold, that my grandma made entirely from trash. It sounds strange but it’s so lovely! She had 8 kids and lived through the depression. I treasure that nativity and also her thrifty mindset that it taught me!

[@PineandProspectHome]

These are all such great ideas and wow that nativity set sounds so beautiful, what a precious treasure to hold onto!

[@JShow78]

Yes, my favorite tip you gave is to use everyday decor than add touches of the season. I also read somewhere that’s a very “European” way of design and being someone that pulls French farmhouse in style it just works. My biggest tip is to decorate more for the season vrs just for the holiday that way your decorations have slightly more longevity and you aren’t putting up a ton of Christmas just to remove it and transition into winter.

[@PineandProspectHome]

Yes, that is a great tip too, I love leaving some during winter as well 😊

[@jenniferkessener1111]

I made "Victorian" burgundy/green velvet Christmas skirt and stockings years ago, and it has always been the centerpiece for a vintage looking Christmas. Adding greenery, ribbons, flowers, and berries helps me freshen the look on different years. This year I dried hydrangeas, and look forward to using them.

[@PineandProspectHome]

Oh, all of that sounds so so beautiful! I am sure it is stunning each year!

[@rachellebrooke4614]

Sounds lovely

[@b.walker5955]

Your cocoa bar appears effortless, styled for the season, but not kitschy. My eye saw winter scenes in the pattern even! Subliminal. It is perfect! Well done you! ~ Thank you for the tips!

[@SMElder-od5cl]

I was trying to sell my house in early December one year. I put up my small artificial tree and decorated it with little gingham bows and candy canes. It was adorable and the house sold on the first day.

[@SarahsOctoberHome]

I thrifted a garland, that was tiny brass bells😍 I paid around 2$. I mixed faux pine with fresh pine , and it looks beautiful in my girls bedroom🎄❤️ Great tips, Andrea🎄

[@PineandProspectHome]

What a thrift find! I saw one with big bells at Joanne's yesterday that was pretty, I am sure yours looks amazing!

[@charlotterogers1182]

I love your cottage style home. Bless this season and Andrea's home Lord.

[@PineandProspectHome]

Thank you Charlotte ❤️

[@TheDriftwoodlover]

The biggest way I save is to wait for the after Christmas sales. I would love to know how you created and attach the swag to your round mirror. Your home is always an inspiration but especially so at Christmas. Oh, and I agree about the holiday dishware, but at my age (older than your mom) more so the space to store it and the effort to unpack it.

[@TheDriftwoodlover]

Great reminder. So true!

[@dinglebarry528]

I never thought to put sprigs into Garland, or to combine Garland. Great ideas! All of them! Thank you.

[@bowler8]

I bought an old tree 20 years ago and it came with old baubles, the tree has long gone but I still cover the peeling gold ornaments with spray paint and glitter. I also go get cut off pine branches from the DIY that they cut off the bottom of their trees

[@PineandProspectHome]

I love this, great ideas!

[@patriciabritton5917]

I know I have said it a lot Andrea but you have a cozy adorable beautiful home. you have the gift of decorating. I like to do different things to my home. I am finding that Primitive /Farmhouse is my style and a tad eclectic mixed in through some floral pictures. I like to see how others have done things in their homes. Your white creamers near your fireplace has caused me to like white dishes and creamers. I have thrifted some. Also your cutting boards in the rack in your kitchen I have taken a liking for cutting boards. So I have got some inspiring ideas from you. Thank you. I am glad i found your channel. You beam with the sweetness and love of Christ. Have a blessed Day.

[@PineandProspectHome]

Aw, thank you so much Patricia, you are too sweet ❤️❤️

[@sdeforest3390]

You have such good ideas! I love the way you decorate. Your house is beautiful.

[@bluesky7226]

Wonderful video and thank you for not pushing into Christmas decorating so early Andrea!

[@trinaroe5132]

High quality fabric ribbon with a selvage can be reused year after year. It holds up great. To “iron” it run it through a curling iron. I have grosgrain ribbon that I’ve used on my foyer garland for 20 years or more and a woven red plaid ribbon I’ve tied to dining room chandelier garland for over 30 years! Occasionally I’ll hand wash it and re-trim the ends. But it lasts a long time if you get a high quality (I like Offray brand) non-wired ribbon for tying around garlands. I use the wired verse for bows on artificial wreaths and leave them on year after year, just refluffing and shaping the bows each year when I put them up.

[@PineandProspectHome]

Thank you Trina, all great ideas!!

[@janwood5585]

I love the cinnamon sticks in a clear vase. So simple yet so festive.

[@PineandProspectHome]

Thank you, such a simple and easy idea!

[@willothewispl]

Yes, go shopping and am so overwhelmed with all the products on the shelves. I just pick up a bit here and there every year and transition it in with what I already have. I believe that less is more.,I decorate and there is plenty up there but I am learning how to decorate, but gracefully. I also do a lot of crafts so I enjoy making things too. I love the idea of using material strips for ribbon. Have some nice green and white striped material I might use some of that for ribbons. I like a lot of greenery too. It is rather expensive. I go around to all different stores and buy bits here and there and I also add a bit of real greens here and there. Love the smell. I go to garage sales all year long, and pick up holiday items all year long, it is a nice surprise when I pull something out I bought in the springtime and packed away.

[@robertsaddler8202]

I get overwhelmed too. I believe less is more too. The more you have out the more stuff has to be moved around to clean under and around.

[@ginamaria2579]

Such great ideas, I too am cutting back on purchasing more decor 🤗💕

[@carolynmarie4008]

I had a good chuckle over the guilty look away of your pup. I have had the same experience with our dogs. They always know when they have been caught at their mischief!

[@karenlyle322]

Great video!!! Cutting ribbon from material is genius 🤗🤗🤗

[@tanyawersinger2693]

It’s pretty that you put the garland under the mantle instead of plopping it on top, makes everything so streamlined. Thanks for the idea🥰. I am allergic to pine, so fake is good.

[@cherylmiller2334]

Great ideas, Andrea! I use different pattern of ribbon to tie ornaments on my tree. I also paint my ornaments if they need refreshing. I've also strung popcorn and dried fresh oranges to string. Children love helping to string popcorn! Have a blessed day! 🙏🎄💚⛄

[@deannaworm2365]

Oh Andrea, I do so love your home. It is so cozy and calming. Thank you for another wonderful video full of great ideas!

[@BubblesandDucks]

Great ideas. We bought a new house and I needed to buy more decorations. I ended up making a all natural tree in the dining room. Just used dried oranges and cinnamon sticks. I bought some wildlife ornaments off amazon. Grabbed some branches from my woods and acorns. You can make anything you like really. I think it was a nice change. The other 2 trees are regular decor , but this one was the most fun.

[@PineandProspectHome]

I love the look of dried oranges and cinnamon sticks, so festive and beautiful! ❤️

[@micheledryden1057]

Great ideas for decorating with thrifted finds. You and your home exude serenity, grace, creativity, and love. Hugs...

[@PineandProspectHome]

Thank you so much Michele, I hope it's a help to you decorating this year!❤️

[@rachellebrooke4614]

I also love making our own ornaments with salt dough and pine cones/twigs that we forage and glue together with rustic twine

[@PineandProspectHome]

These sound so beautiful too!

[@Laura-vv6cf]

In past years, I loved adding Magnolia stems to my garland. I also have vintage green velvet ribbon that's wide. I made bows at the top and one long tail, glued mini clothes pins to hang cards. I've also used small branches from various pine and cedar in my mantel garland and in baskets. Love putting pinecones into decor too.

[@countrysister700]

Magnolia seed pods are beautiful too ❤️💚

[@lorrilewis2178]

I know someone who had a large basic wreath for over her fireplace mantel, and every year she'd cut so much greenery from her yard to shove in it, that it looked like an expensive dripping with greenery custom florist wreath.

[@leparfait7665]

Last year I made angels from thin wire. They are attached to rings from the same wire so you can slide them onto candles. I very much like a minimalistic christmas, as for us in Europe is the norm. But I am loving your style too!!!

[@PineandProspectHome]

That sounds beautiful, and thank you!! ❤️

[@vickyhamilton2039]

I too love using what I already have! Decorating can be overwhelming if you change your theme every year and having to buy new things. I like reusing and putting my already decor in different places in my home! I've had over 30 years of decor stuff that I pick from 😉 that always helps as well. Love your channel and your simple cottage home style. You are an extreme opposite of your mom! Loved your mom's 1800 period style home! How does she decorate for Christmas? Would love to see that!

[@PineandProspectHome]

Her Christmas decor is so so beautiful! I am going to try to share it in my Instagram stories this season!

[@lose999]

I added a few sprigs of faux cedar to a Spanish white pitcher with tiny blue polka dots and it looks so good. I have never done that before but ALL my Christmas decor is in storage since I moved in January and the boxes are inaccessible. I also used a striped runner for my dining table that coordinates with my neutral decor. No red this year.

[@lesliecarson684]

Andrea, great tips! The greenery and ribbons make a home look so festive. Just by the color of ribbon totally can change the feel of your space. I loved your cocoa bar last year. Using a cherished China set made it that much more appealing!! All great tips. Thank you for sharing them.

[@robertsaddler8202]

One year at my rental that had high ledges I took and old Christmas tree and laid the limbs out to where it looked like garland. I also put light through it. It actually turn out really good.

[@thebirms3968]

So many creative ideas! Thank you!

[@loripowell7654]

Your tree is stunning! I love the tips you are sharing & they will help me utilize what I have with just a few things I can afford to buy this year. Your garland is beautiful & lush! I love thrifting so that’s the best tip ever!

[@lauriewolhart5743]

Great tips! Loved the idea of usiing fabric strips for bows or ties. I hung a real evergreen garland on both of our window boxes yesterday. We live in the country so wind is always a factor when decorating. I'm going to get some red or checked fabric to tear into strips and attach ties rather than bows to the greenery. I love the all natural look but it needed a pop of color. 😉

[@PineandProspectHome]

Oh that will be so beautiful! We have a lot of wind right now as well, November has been very windy and rainy, but hopefully the ribbon helps!

[@rosa632]

Great ideas for a more simplistic way, of bringing the Beautiful meaning of the Season in our homes. Simply Lovely!!!

[@PineandProspectHome]

Thank you Rosa!

[@lesliepowell6471]

You are so right on everything! You make everything look fabulous and so effortless! Beauty and brains that’s you! I do gather fresh pieces on walks and mix into the faux. I don’t have the same luck however that you have at thrift stores. But I am definitely determined so I keep looking!

[@donnacalvert311]

Hello Andrea! I just love your videos so much. You are so beautiful inside and out, you are such an inspiration to us all. Thank you for sharing all your tips! You have such a beautiful home, and it's so cozy. Love your decor, your home looks like it can be in a magazine. I thrift and go to garage sales also, my daughter got her christmas tree at thrift store for $20, and it's gorgeous! Happy holidays and God bless you and your family.💕🙏🎄

[@rebeccalitardo6250]

So many great idea's. We are headed to the mountains for a day trip this weekend. I plan on grabbing greens and pinecones. A few years ago I also bought $5 Michael's grab bag's after the holidays.

[@PineandProspectHome]

Oh that will be the perfect spot to collect those things! I hope you have a fun trip!

[@rebeccalitardo6250]

@@PineandProspectHome Thank you. It will be ours daughter's first trip to the mountains 😊❤

[@pamkenel7534]

You have some great pieces in your home. I love your decorating style. We have some great pine, cedar trees along with juniper bushes and holly bushes, I love using real greenery where I can. I just worry about it drying out to fast and the sap that comes with pine is sticky (any oil like olive oil helps to get the sap off hands). I have used a tablecloth as a tree skirt when ours went missing.

[@melaniehernandez5839]

Love the ribbon idea!!

[@curban616]

I do the same thing with ribbon! I love the icicle look of it. I also take a piece of lace and run a piece of thread through it to gather it and make it into a tiny wreath and fit it over the tops of my Christmas balls for the tree, they look like they have a beautiful lace collar then I ad a ribbon bow and a beautiful button to the middle of the bow to add reflection. It’s funny how much a simple Christmas ornament can change with a pretty collar. ❤️❤️

[@janicehunt8532]

Loved seeing your decor again from last year. It was all so beautiful.

[@PineandProspectHome]

Thank you Janice, I love Christmas so much ❤️

[@taraweathers1606]

Thank you for some great ideas of using what I have.

[@jamiehowell9095]

Love this kind of content! It’s nice to hear encouragement on how to decorate with creativity and thriftiness in mind. Thanks, Andrea! I think we could be friends in real life. 🤣

[@shbcwife]

Omgosh! I loved all of your tips and plan on using them all this Christmas! Your channel is my absolute favorite. I get so many ideas from you and want to stay home and decorate all day. Please keep them coming!

[@helenalexander2567]

Fantastic tips as always Andrea. Looking forward to watching you decorate your beautiful home for Christmas 🎄. Love to all the family xxxxx

[@helenalexander2567]

@whatap❶ ❸❸❹ ❺❸❾-❾❶❸🅞 Andrea thank you for the reply and the surprise gift. I am a technophobe so don’t know how to access from uk🤣xxx

[@leanneadams2804]

I to go thru my current decor 🎄

[@PineandProspectHome]

Such a great idea!

[@dianejohnson7235]

I reuse all of my decor too! I purchase just a little new each year when they have sales!

[@PineandProspectHome]

Yes, clearance sales are amazing as well! Thank you for sharing that!

[@karlavedder3139]

I love all your ideas!!! I absolutely can't wait to see your Christmas decor ❤

[@luella2897]

Exactly what I want to do this year ! Thank You for the helpful tips!!

[@tmelton310]

Thank you for these tips!!! I simply use the same stuff every year 😂

[@bethhoppes6388]

I just realized that I have the same blue and white plates and mugs that you used last year I you coco bar. They were my grandmothers and I just got them this summer.

[@karencase8557]

Such great ideas..thank you!

[@gathercreatelivewithleslie8340]

I always buy thrift, yard sale or clearance. Building every year to my stash. I would recommend never buying trendy items, after awhile it looks dated anyway. I like building on the traditional colors with some burgundy and pink thrown in. I look forward to some day dividing my Christmas stuff and giving my son half. He adores Christmas and vintage antique items and I always point out things from his grandparents etc that he will get when he gets his own home. I've taught him to appreciate pre-loved items and he loves the hunt at thrift stores. My mother never thrifted until she was in her seventies, she always thought everything would be junk. She's gone with me a couple times and is shocked at how many new and valuable items I find. I have a gorgeous real holly leaf ornament that has been dipped in silver and is very heavy that I found at the thrift store along with many other beautiful items. I've even found solid sterling silverware and a gold women's watch clock necklace that's a hundred years old for fourteen dollars.

[@judithmitchell4667]

Good morning! These ideas were all so simple yet lovely. I especially love the fabric strips idea. It's always nice to add a few new pieces each year if you know exactly how you're going to use them, not to just add more decor for decor's sake. I love to look for antique ornaments throughout the year, especially at garage sales and estate sales in the summer. You can really get some incredible pieces for incredible prices. Your home is always so lovely, my friend. I can't wait to see how you decorate this year. Smiles and best wishes to your family. Blessings - Judith 🎵🎭

[@PineandProspectHome]

Thank you for this comment, you are right, you can find so many beautiful things at garage sales too!

[@countrysister700]

In the '60's my Depression mindset (and budget) grandmother pulled out cheap pressed glass pieces she didn't like or use and attack them with silver spray paint and glitter. Some might be lined with a little cloth and cookies. Others might hold dime store candles or misc ornaments (left after breakage - oops - by the grandkids). Sweet gum balls might get painted pink with silver glitter and display in a bowl.

[@ninajohnson6578]

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[@maureenmccrackin6933]

You can save a lot of money by abandoning the notion that you must have a new theme or colour every year. I have used the same traditional red and green (with splashes of gold, silver or white) decor scheme for decades. I retire pieces as they get worn or refresh with new items as the opportunity arises.

[@comegowithmetoday]

Thanks for all of your tips on saving money, but still creating a beautiful home for the holidays. I’m actually going to try to paint my own ornaments like some I saw in our local store. Btw, I went to my thrift store last year after I saw the beautiful ornaments you found at yours. I couldn’t believe it. I found mercy glass ornaments for maybe 20 cents each. I was thrilled! Thank you for all of your inspirational ideas!💜😀

[@PineandProspectHome]

What a find, that is so amazing!

[@wendymtzc]

I’m making frayed ribbon this year, I can’t justify the high cost, so I’m going to make it myself… great tips! Thank you

[@PineandProspectHome]

That is a great idea to make it yourself!

[@laurieritson9486]

Love your ideas. I am a big thrifter and never buy new decorations. I also make a lot of my decorations. I can hardly wait to start getting all of my stuff from the garage to figure out my theme for this year.

[@PineandProspectHome]

It's so exciting each year isn't it?! ❤️

[@cindyclark9534]

So so wonderful!!! Warm and inviting! 🌲🌲🌲

[@PineandProspectHome]

Thank you Cindy!

[@RebeccaRohrHome]

Beautiful. Thanks for sharing your beautiful ideas.

[@PineandProspectHome]

Thank you, I hope they were helpful ❤️

[@christykulwicki4323]

I've been decorating for 40 years. I seem to do the same trees with little changes. What I don't use I put back because I seem to use it a different year. This way I rarely spend money buying decorations from big box stores anymore. I have boughten vintage glass ornaments from estate sales or garage sales. They are way too expensive at antique stores. They are fragile and will break when decorating the tree.

[@PineandProspectHome]

I love garage and estate sales, great tips thank you for sharing!

[@rachellebrooke4614]

We also made your hymnal garland last year and I adore it!

[@PineandProspectHome]

So happy you were able to make it!

[@BrandyH-eh9up]

Why have i never thought about using fabric for ribbon 🤦🏻‍♀️ 🎀

[@PineandProspectHome]

It's so amazing, super simple and looks so beautiful!

[@ozarkview928]

I would never pay a cent for a cedar garland! Cedar trees grow like weeds here in Mo ! So guess what I bought a pine needle garland for twenty dollars a few years ago . I do like your idea of using picks to fill it .

[@pattywright1749]

I'm glad I found you. I looked some of your videos a couple yrs ago. L❤ VE YOUR STYLE 🤗 P.s I subscribe so I won't lose you 🤣

[@susanjohnson3973]

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[@abiering]

I just love your decor! So simple and pretty. Love the evergreen elements with the neutral decor❤️. Will you share where you get your garlands? They are so pretty.

[@PineandProspectHome]

Thank you Annette, I have collected them from several different places, thrift stores, Michael's, Joanne Fabrics, Hobby Lobby, honestly it is a collection I have built up over the years ❤️❤️

[@annielou85]

Thank you for all the tips. I learn so much from you😊

[@PineandProspectHome]

I hope they are helpful for you! Happy decorating this year! 😊

[@kathryntrapman3917]

Great tips Andrea. Thank you for sharing🎄

[@PineandProspectHome]

I am so glad they were helpful to you Kathryn! ❤️

[@darlenepearce6440]

Love your decor as well as your home it is beautiful, warm, and cozy. ..I would like to ask where you found your Santa mold that was in your Christmas decor. I have a lamb, and rabbits I purchased at Micheal's craft store. I think they look gorgeous displayed in and around your home. So, enjoy all the info you share with your KZbin viewer's thank you for the info on greenery. I went to Hobby Lobby but, got there to late...The natural greenery was gone. So, the info you shared was a big help...Thank you and have a blessed and fabulous holiday season😊❤🎄😊🎄❤😊

[@reneeadolph1309]

Great tips. Going to try a few of these.

[@PineandProspectHome]

I hope they are helpful for you, happy decorating! 😍

[@victoria1757]

I love fresh garland and live in a greenbelt, so it's very accessible, however, the dropping needles indoors make such a mess. Right? I prefer the vintage Christmas look too. Your bathroom wreath is simple yet gorgeous.

[@PineandProspectHome]

Cedar actually isn't too bad for that, but yes, it is more cleanup than faux, the smell and look can't be beat though!

[@victoria1757]

@@PineandProspectHome ❤️

[@wendiconrad6128]

Wonderful ideas! This is completely off topic, but I have to ask....what lip gloss or lipstick do you use? I love the color!

[@PineandProspectHome]

Here is a blog post I did on my makeup: www.pineandprospecthome.com/non-toxic-makeup-on-a-budget/ I hope that helps, thank you!!

[@AP-gz6nq]

Thank you so much for the beautiful Christmas inspiration you’ve provided over the years. I always look forward to your holiday decorating videos and last year you inspired me to create a garland from the pages of a vintage hymnal. Probably my favorite decor item I have ever made! My question is how do you keep your greenery looking healthy through the holidays? Mine are so crispy and dry by the time Christmas comes that I wonder if I’m missing something. 🥴🙈

[@PineandProspectHome]

I soak mine before I decorate with it, if you cut and crush the stem and soak it over night, it's even better. It will absorb a lot of water and last longer. They also make products that help a lot, but I haven't tried those yet.

[@tammyevans7333]

Awesome tips, thanks!

[@PineandProspectHome]

I am so happy they were helpful!

[@CwC23]

What a picture perfect decorated home! Thank you for sharing! Would you mind sharing about your TV cabinet doors over fireplace? We just purchased a home and cable over fireplace and really would like hidden when not in use. I am new to your channel I sure would appreciate any advice you have.

[@KatByteK]

How did you finish the sideboard table in your dining room? Actually, I believe it was your Grandfather's dresser. I read that you sanded it down. Just wondering if you bleached it, added a wax coat, or a top coat to protect it. I absolutely love the finish!!!

[@carolevoskevich7530]

You have given such wise advice to follow Ive learned alot from you How did you hang garland under your mantle? Thank you

[@PineandProspectHome]

Thank you Carol! I wrote a blog post about it here that explains it! www.pineandprospecthome.com/reclaimed-beam-christmas-mantel/

[@CwC23]

Also, would you mind sharing your source for blinds and color?

[@amx900]

I love your faux cedar garland. Where do you buy it every year. Is it a certain brand that you get?

[@PineandProspectHome]

I have collected it over the years from a lot of different places, thrifting, craft stores, etc. I am on the lookout for more this year as well so I'll try to remember if I find any to post it on my IG stories!

[@amx900]

@@PineandProspectHome Walmart has really upped their game on Christmas garland. I've bought that the last couple of years for outside of my new house. I just ordered a strand of cedar from Creative Co-op for inside. It was super expensive but other the stuff from that brand has been really nice quality so I'm keeping my fingers crossed that it will be nice and I will be able to match it next year. :)

[@heatherkearns6229]

Can I ask where you got the sconces on your wall?

[@PineandProspectHome]

Hello Heather, in which room are you referring?

[@judithjohnsonnigh5757]

Good ideas. Appreciate your thrift approach. You home is always lovely. A comment on the audio: it is not synced with the video and make it hard to watch and listen. Disjointed. Played it twice, muted to watch, a second time to listen. Blessings.

[@lindastuckey3131]

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