Since the hubby made the enormous table downstairs, my large Christmas tree spot was taken so we moved the "people" (you'll see below) tree upstairs to the loft. |
We don't have a mantle of any kind or a fire place so I got this cute stocking holder |
This beautiful card holder was made by the hubby and will be featured in a post later this week! |
This awesome table was made by my hubby and cost close to nothing to decorate!
The tablecloth was a gift from a neighbor. the candles and cancel holders were wedding gifts. The centerpiece was $3 from goodwill. The antlers were graciously provided by the desert. And the ribbon cost $1 from Michael's last year.
Each year I get a "pet tree" I make sure to load it up with unbreakable items such as plastic ornaments and ribbon and burlap. I also made the tree skirt last year and since its pretty big it does a great job of covering up the water bowl for the tree so the pets can't add to their water bowl collection. I also made the tree topper bow last year for about $3.
Did I mention it's a PET tree?? complete with a coal treats, squeeky elf and yule log from barkbox.com
Santa even is in the bathroom!
This is our "table for two" Christmas table
Our cats even joined in the festive decor :)
Last but not least for those of you who follow my instagram you will recognize this advent calendar. (I was bad this year and didn't refill it.) It came with a daily family advent calendar book that me and the hubby like to read. It is however pretty funny as we don't have kids and when the book suggests including the children in the nightly activity my four legged children rarely cooperate.
So as for tomorrow's post I all be starting some of the money saving christmas ideas! Until tomorrow!
-Bre
I love the antler decor! And the pet friendly tree is genius.
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