A Romantic Christmas Bedroom

Hello my friends, hard to believe that we are already approaching day three of our 'Creating Christmas' party.

 

 

Today Jo from Annes Attic will be sharing her romantic Christmas style.  And boy, does she ever do it well!

 

Hope you will hop over and share!  Also, I'd love to encourage you to share your Silver and Gold Christmas over at 

Tea Time with Trina   and your Thrifty Christmas at Cecilia's blog, My Thrift Store Addiction.

This party is not just for us, but for you to link your wonderful Christmas as well!

 

This afternoon I spent a little time adding romantic Christmas décor to one of our guest bedrooms.

 

I started by adding a rolled paper wreath that I made quite a few years ago to the window leaning against the wall.

 

 

It doesn't take much to add a bit of romantic Christmas to a bedroom.  Just placing a seasonal pillow on the bed does a lot!

 

This gorgeous pillow was one of my very first give away wins from Brenda, at Shabby Cats and Roses.

 

Isn't the image precious?  Her fur almost looks real.

 



 

For a festive look I added a paper tassel garland to the lace curtains.  It was one that my daughter, Kylee made for a bridal shower.

 

You might remember these precious ornaments I found a few months ago at our local thrift.

 

 

 

I hung them on the numbered shelf alongside a cotton night gown and dried flowers from my garden.

 

A couple of them made it onto the door of the armoire.

 

 

 

Did you notice the fun arrow?

I bought three of them at my hairdressers boutique back in Oct.  I was wishing I had bought more.  Yes, they would be easy to make, but at $1 each, why bother?  lol!

 

 

Today I went in for a trim and guess what?  She had 10 more of them.  I bought them all.

 

On my way home I stopped by my son's home, (our previous home), and snipped a few branches from his quaking aspen trees.

 

 

I brought out the chippy pink chair, added a bow, and topped it with one of the thrift find floral buckets I found in Oregon

last Spring.

 

I wanted the branches to be a little whiter, so I gave them a coat of spray paint.  Next thing I knew, those arrows shot right onto those branches.  :) Wish it was that easy!

 

I also added a couple of snow owls, (so ugly, they're cute);

 

 

and a pretty crystal I was gifted by a friend.

 

I added this cute ornament for a pop of color.  Don't tell my grandson, Kade but it's his Christmas ornament for this year.  He is engaged to a darling girl and will be tying the knot next June.

 

Didn't take long to add a touch of romantic Christmas to this bedroom.  Now all I need is a guest.  (wink)

 

 

I do have one more thing that I will be adding to this room.  I made some angel wings months ago.  All I need to do is antique them.  Can you believe I have not gotten around to doing it?  Deadlines are great for making you 'get er done'!

 

Hope you will join me tomorrow at 4 pm (MST) when I will share my 'Old Fashioned Christmas'.  Can't wait to see yours!

hugs,

and Merry Christmas,

Jann