Hey Guys!
We are back today with our final edition of “One Space Three Ways”. You may remember that I chose my buffet, to decorate and share ideas for seasonal decor. I included links to the other two ideas at the end of this post.
Our Decor Enthusiast group has been busy decorating and this month it’s all about Christmas.
I’m dreaming of a snowy white Christmas….
White Christmas Village
a snow inspired idea…
and here’s a peek at what the other awesome ladies are sharing:
(links to each project will be at the end of the post)
and now on to my thrift store score….
I had this idea while I was in the store, I thought about and decided that I didn’t need any more projects for Christmas. So I left, empty handed.
As fate would have it, I could not get them off my mind. So, I had my daughter go by and buy them for me. She’s such a good negotiator, she talked them in to $3 each!
To make the scene a little more interesting, I added pages from an old hymnal to one of my old windows. (I was so excited to run across several for sale at my friends church sale.)
The little evergreens are from Trader Joe’s.
The tiny wreath is a Christmas ornament that I’ve had for several years.
They are the perfect size to fill up the buffet.
I added battery operated tea lights, just tip them over and place them under each building.
I love the way they look at night!
With one can of flat white spray paint, $15 for five building, a couple of trees and messy white snow, my White Christmas village was created!
Click to see the buffet #1 and buffet #2 ideas.
Now on to the other beautiful ideas:
Are you following the Decor Enthusiast Facebook Group? We have so much fun over there. It’s a place to share your decorating & DIY adventures as well as ask advice! We’d love to have you! Just remember….it’s a nice group…no negativity allowed. You can find it HERE.
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Have you found anything thrifty lately?
They looks amazing, love that you got them for e dollars each. Such a great buy with huge impact. You did a beautiful job!
I live these! All of it, the buildings, snow tea lights used and the pages on the window!! Great job. Now I have to go looking for some buildings to paint. Lol
I love the idea of the hymnal pages in the window frame. I think I will try that with Christmas cards I hold on to from loved ones who have passed. Thanks for the inspiration!
I love the village houses in white! Thanks for the idea!!
I love your white village. It is so pretty lit up at night too. Very nice.
Thanks so much Cyndee! Happy New Year!
That’s a village I could live with. Just don’t make me take mine out.
And what a beautiful peaceful setting! Love that vintage window and how you used it too. I did have one, but it got broken.
Brenda
Thanks so much Brenda! Sorry about your broken window.
xo
Debbie
oh I just love lthel lhouses in white. it looks so beautiful. good for the negotiator
Fabulous! I stopped by our Goodwill after work yesterday and picked up the two village houses I’d seen a couple of days ago (amazingly they were still there)! Thanks to your inspiration I will paint mine white also…how did you cover the “windows” to not paint over them?
Thank you and Merry Christmas!
My windows are open, but you could cut some pieces of tape to cover them. Good luck!
Oh my goodness!! You just solved a dilemma we’ve been having. We inherited my mother in law’s beautiful village 2 years ago but some lights were missing and there are so many I couldn’t find space for all the plugs behind our baker’s rack. Battery tea lights, of course! Thank you. I love how you painted yours all white and snowy. Ours are beautiful painted but I did roll out quilt batting as a snow covered ground.
They make an extention cord that has six of the light bulbs on it. Depth. 56 works great when you have a lot of houses.
Thanks Judy!
Absolutely gorgeous, Debbie! That’s one fabulous daughter you have there. It’s perfect for the buffet. You will enjoy it for many years to come!
They look great Debbie, and I’m sure they are thakful they fell into your hands!!
Oh my gosh, what a deal! I love them painted. And the night time photo with the tea light candles…just magical. 🙂
xo
Nancy
Love um Debbie!
Absolutely stunning, Debbie! Love the houses painted white with the window as a backdrop and the hymnal pages add so much charm. Every detail is beautiful! XO
OMG I just love this entire idea! I’m on the hunt for a village to paint for next year. The white and green is so beautiful and the window panes and sheet music add so much. What a brilliant idea. You are a genius!! Thank you for once again sharing a great idea. Merry Christmas
Debbie, what a fabulous transformation. Did I say Fabulous??? Love everything including that gorge buffet which I’m sure you painted. Thanks for sharing.
Oh holy night!!!
Yay! Thanks Donna!
So darn cute Debbie. What a fabulous transformation of a thrift store find.
Love it.
love this! when you share it on instagram use our hashtag- #thriftscorethursday ! 🙂 i would love that!
I love your village. How fabulous and thrifty plus so creative.