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Candy Corn Decor Ideas For This Halloween

by Karly Wood September 5, 2018

Candy Corn is probably one of the most iconic types of candy ever made and sold in the United States. It’s triangular shape and classic colors of white, orange and yellow that mimic the appearance of actual kernels of corn are regular staples during the Halloween season. And it’s estimated that over 20 MILLION pounds of candy corn is sold every year! Now that’s a lot of candy! If you find yourself a huge lover of this special and seasonal candy, you may want to consider making it a part of your Halloween decor. Even if you don’t use the actual candy, there are plenty of ways to create the candy corn look and incorporate it into your home this holiday season.

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1. Candy Corn Garland

Make candy corn a main stay this Halloween by creating a garland featuring this corn-shaped treat. Glue to yarn or thread with a needle and then drape over your mantle for the most delicious looking (and tasting) garland of all time. It’s a great way to enjoy your favorite Halloween candy, without worrying about all that sugar.

Head over to WomansDay.com for 16 more ways to use candy corn in your home this holiday!

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2. Terra Cotta Pumpkins

Everyone loves a sweet treat, so stow this year’s stash of candy corn in these adorable terra cotta pumpkins. With some creative painting, you can turn an ordinary terra cotta pot into the perfect candy dish. Not only is this a great way to keep plenty of candy corn on display, but it lasts the entire fall season!

Visit InspirationMadeSimple.com to get the full tutorial for these cute pumpkins, as well as one for terra cotta apples too!

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3. Candy Corn Ombre Wine Bottles

There’s finally a reason you’ve been storing those empty wine bottles, and it’s these Candy Corn Ombre Wine Bottles! Covered in three layers of the iconic colors of candy corn, these wine bottles are a fun and chic way to dress up your home for fall, without any cheesy decorations. These are surprisingly simple to do (I made a set for my home last year!) and are alway a conversation piece.

You’ll find all the details for making your own ombre bottles at Brit.co.

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10 Fabulous Fall Porch Decor Ideas

by Ellice Vargas August 7, 2018

written by Ellice Vargas

Fall is quickly approaching and although Summer has still got a few more weeks, it won’t stop me daydreaming about crunchy leaves and hot apple cider. The general rule of thumb I live by when preparing to start the holiday decorating is to wait until September 1st, but with the stores busting out all the holiday decor already I figured the planning (and buying) could start now. I’m so excited that for the first time ever I have a porch that can be decorated, and I love that it’s such a fun way to welcome visitors to your home. I spent some time on good ole Pinterest to get some inspiration for some porch decorating ideas and I’ve rounded up some of my favorites below.

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1. Keep The Theme

Just because it’s Fall, it doesn’t mean you have to stick with the traditional color scheme. Embrace the colors of your home just like this lovely pale blue and white theme. The elegant colors really stands out from the crowd!

Head over to www.homestoriesatoz.com for decorating tips, home projects and beautiful home inspiration.

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2. Chalkboards

Pull out that chalkboard for your porch decorating this year. Pick up a few pumpkins and a new wreath and you will be all set with a quick and easy Fall set up.

Check out www.cottageintheoaks.com for home improvements and DIY projects.

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3. Rustic

Is there anything more Fall then rustic hay bales, corn stalks and pumpkins? You can spray paint a few of your pumpkins gold to add a fun flair to your rustic theme.

Make sure to head over to Our Vintage Home Love for vintage home inspiration.

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7 Magnolia Leaf DIY Projects To Get The Farmhouse Look

by Karly Wood August 31, 2017

written by Karly Wood

Ever since Chip and Joanna Gaines hit the scene, we’ve seen a huge trend towards farmhouse decor. Everything from shiplap, all white designs, open shelving and rustic accessories are taking centerstage as home owners recreate the farmhouse feel for themselves. One of Jo Jo’s favorite ways to decorate is to use live greenery and the Magnolia leaf is no exception (uhh, hello Magnolia Market!). Magnolia leaves are vibrant, large and sturdy. They are easy to incorporate into decor and give that breath of fresh air that only living plants can bring. Whether you use fake or fresh leaves, these 7 magnolia leaf DIY projects are worth making to get that farmhouse look.

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1. Magnolia Leaf DIY Wreath

Magnolia Leaf Wreaths are probably the most popular ways to DIY for your farmhouse design. You can make them for your front door, to cover up a blank spot on a huge wall, or make small ones to hang all over. They can be expensive to buy, so that’s why we love this DIY option! You can use real magnolia leaves, or purchase fake ones from a craft store to last forever. This particular craft is inexpensive, but it looks like a million bucks.

Check out how easy getting this look is at AimeeWeaverDesigns.com.

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2. Magnolia Leaf Table Garland

This magnolia leaf garland is stunning! The contrasting brown and green leaves make it a perfect autumn table runner and would work well for outdoor seating or for a show-stopping holiday tablescape.

You’ll want to see the full tutorial on putting this together so be sure to head over to SnippetAndInk.com.

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3. Magnolia Leaf Centerpiece

There are easy ways to incorporate magnolia leaves into your decor that require almost zero crafting experience, like this centerpiece. Tie or lay the leaves around an existing candle holder or bowl to add a taste of live greenery with minimal effort. This look is perfect for indoor or outdoor decor!

Visit IronAndTwine.com for more ideas on creating an outdoor space with perfect fall decor.

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4. Magnolia Leaf Arrangement

Keep it simple and pop those gorgeous magnolia leaves into a vase for a rustic arrangement. The more colors, the better! You can’t go wrong with this simple DIY project.

LeslieAnneTerraBella.com has some amazing information on magnolias, including this gorgeous design idea.

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5. Magnolia Leaf Mantle Banner

Whether’s it’s an upcoming Fall holiday, or you just love the look of fresh greenery hanging across your mantle, you can’t go wrong with a magnolia leaf banner. Paint your leaves or leave them natural. Write a message or go au natural. String them up and you’ve got a festive banner!

We found this idea at LovePaperPaint.com. Head over for some quick DIY craft ideas for the upcoming holidays!

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6. Magnolia Leaf Charger Plates

Joanna Gaines often reveals her final design by having beautiful table settings. In real life, we don’t often have the luxury of letting a table sit with full place settings (because, hello KIDS!). However, if you have a fancy dining room that doesn’t get touched, or you just want to wow dinner guests then this magnolia leaf charge plate DIY is perfect. It’s merely a manner of gluing the leaves to a paper plate and then setting your presentable dinnerware on top!

Follow Cassie from HiSugarPlum.com for more tips on travel, decor and lifestyle.

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7. Magnolia Leaf Mantle Garland

Nothing beats a vibrant piece of greenery hanging over your mantle, especially during the holidays. This garland brings tons of texture and warmth to the room, and pretty much makes you want to curl up at the fireplace. The design on this mantle is perfect year round, and if you use fake magnolia leaves it will last that long too.

This beautiful design and accompanying tutorial are all over at SophiasDecor.blogspot.com.

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11 Ways To Get The Fixer Upper Look In Your Home

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9 Ways To Get A Beautiful Balcony Garden

by Karly Wood August 24, 2017

written by Karly Wood

Accept for my childhood home, I’ve never lived in a place where I could have a lush and beautiful garden. Living in Southern California means that property is at a premium and my husband and I have often sacrificed having a yard so that we could have more living space. And I feel like we aren’t the only ones. Whether you live like us, in an urban or city setting, or an apartment with just a tiny balcony, you don’t have to sacrifice having a beautiful garden! A Balcony garden can be just as beautiful, and honestly- more creative, then a traditional garden. Keep reading to see how you can have the garden of your dreams, even on a balcony.

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1. Upcycle

Most balconies are not known for the large size, but they usually offer enough room for small items like a bistro table and chairs. Get creative with how you pot your plants: use old chairs like in the photo above (ahem- how GORGEOUS is this succulent arrangement), place pots on your table, repurpose an old shoe rack, or use an old desk to offer more space to arrange your beauties.

You can find tons of amazing odds and ends over at YourGreatFinds.blogspot.com!

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2. Use Rain Gutters

Round pots can take up tons of space you don’t really have on a small balcony, so streamlined ways to grow herbs and flowers like slim flower boxes and rain gutters can help get you the garden you desire. They are great for things like herbs that won’t grow too large or bushy! You can affix them to your railing or just right up to the side of your building (because chances are, you’re not going to be allowed to drill into the side of your walls!)

Visit ApartmentTherapy.com for 9 more creative ideas to getting the balcony garden of your dreams.

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3. Add Latticework

When you don’t have room to go out, go UP. This balcony uses latticework to create vertical space that otherwise wouldn’t be there because of the harsh stucco walls of the adjoining wall in this home. Adding latticework or pallets gives you extra space to hang pots or grow vines up, creating that lush garden feel.

Check out Brit.co for 14 more balcony garden ideas, and tons of other amazing design and DIY projects.

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6 Inspiring Gender-Neutral Bedrooms

by Amanda Foust March 31, 2017

written by Amanda Foust

There’s only so many rooms in a home, and sometimes we don’t have enough space to put boys and girls into gender specific rooms of blue and pink. Some kids share a room or don’t want the standard gender colors, so we have put together a list of 6 inspiring gender-neutral bedrooms!

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1. Bright Rainbow Colors

To do a gender neutral bedroom, you don’t have to put aside the blues and pinks. Just add in a bunch of other colors too! A rainbow bedroom may be the perfect style for a gender-neutral kids’ bedroom. There will be no fighting over the favorite colors when you include them all!

Check out Cupofjo.com for more style and design inspiration!

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2. Earth Tones

Greens and browns are not just gender-neutral, they are also totally on trend this season! Mint, evergreen, lime, tan, chocolate, and more are just a few of the most popular earthy tones. You won’t have any trouble finding the perfect decor for an earthy style bedroom because you can find these shades everywhere you look! Plus, the colors of nature will provide a relaxing and peaceful environment for your littles.

Check out clairebrodydesigns.com for Stylist Claire Brody’s interior design advice and portfolio!

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3. Scandinavian Style

Natural woods and a light color pallet make another great fit for a gender-neutral bedroom. Add in a geometric-styled, shaggy rug and some minimalistic decor to complete the look! Keeping the room simple actually leaves more room for children to have space to be creative!

Check out petitandsmall.com for nursery and kid’s room decor.

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4. White With A POP Of Color

The white walls make a great backdrop in this room for the beautiful and bright rug as well as the mustard yellow light fixture that hangs overhead. Neutral colored walls allow for the room to change as the child grows and expresses other interests. Colored walls limit the use of the space. White walls also make for great images if you plan to take lots of pictures of your littles’ playtime!

Check out abeautifulmess.com and their focus on creating happiness through a homemade lifestyle.

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5. Monochrome

Black and white are the perfect gender-neutral colors. They give the room a nice, clean, and simple look. Let your kids’ creative energy be the only color in the room!

For more monochrome bedroom inspiration, click here.

Check out thebooandtheboy.com for more kid’s room inspo!

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6. Eclectic

Sometimes the best rooms are decorated with a collection of random, eclectic items. Pulling in a bunch of pieces that are symbolic or purposeful will give your child’s room meaning! Prints with inspirational quotes and vintage knick-knacks or furniture are just a few ideas to give your children an eclectic-style bedroom!

Check out houzz.com to shop some of your favorite room’s styles!

Tell us in the comments about your perfect gender-neutral bedroom for your kids!

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8 Festive Halloween Wreaths

by Karly Wood August 25, 2016

written by Karly Wood

Halloween is the second largest commercial holiday in the United States, only behind Christmas. When you think about it, Halloween lovers tend to go all out for their beloved holiday. Great costumes, amazing decor, fun parties and tons of candy. When it comes to decorating your home, a wreath is a must have. We love this collection of festive and just a little bit spooky ways you can decorate your front door.

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1. Chevron Wreath

While the popular chevron print isn’t a typical pattern for Halloween, the use of the this fabric in orange and black makes it a perfect match. A straw or styrofoam wreath form is wrapped with either ribbon or fabric to get this look. The simple yet creepy bat bunting really makes this a festive yet simple wreath.

Nab this style from TaterTotsAndJello.com, along with tons of other craft and activity ideas!

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2. Ornament Wreath

Using ornaments in non-traditional colors, this Halloween is perfectly spooky with it’s matte, shiny and glittery bulbs in blacks, oranges and purples. Tucked inside are coordinating leaves to give it that fall feel. And of course, center stage is a creepy spider! This is a wonderful wreath using a unique medium, that still manages to look classy.

Head over to WhereTheSmilesHaveBeen.com to get a full tutorial on this wreath, as well as one for Christmas!

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3. Lace Lace

This lace overlay covering a vibrant orange ribbon just screams witches, doesn’t it! I love the use of a great textured material, and the simple addition of a satin bow. It is a delicate yet blatantly Halloween wreath that won’t give the kids the creeps.

Visit Craftily-Ever-After.blogspot.com to see the full tutorial. You’ll also find tons of other crafty goodies!

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4. Candy Corn Wreath

The candy of the season is always candy corn. Even if you’re not a fan of the over the top taste, this candy corn wreath is the epitome of Halloween. It’s a non-spooky wreath that’s sure to attract lots of attention from little ones. Just be sure to hang it high enough so little fingers don’t start poaching the candy!

LilLuna.com has this wreath a great collection of over a dozen more Halloween wreaths!

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5. Burlap Wreath

This wreath couldn’t get much easier or cheaper. Black burlap and some funky ribbon, in addition to an old wire hanger are all you need to make this happen. The rough edges of the burlap only add to the look and feel of this spooky holiday wreath.

Check out ClassyClutter.net to see more on this wreath!

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6. Spooky Grapevine Wreath

Using grapevine wreath forms will always help save you money, as they are very inexpensive. Some black spray paint, fake spiderwebs and itsy bitsy spiders fill out the remainder of this totally creepy wreath.

Get more tips on crafting over at JustAGirlBlog.com.

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7. Nevermore Wreath

Edgar Allen Poe fans will clammer at the opportunity to make this wreath. The reminiscent design of his famed story, “The Raven” comes to life in this eery wreath. Dark flowers and a lone raven are the perfect pieces for this Halloween wreath.

You’ll find the details on making your own Nevermore wreath over at CreateCraftLove.com.

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8. Felt Rosette Wreath

If you’ve got the patience to cut and roll a hundred felt flowers, then this wreath will be very rewarding to you. Handmade rosettes are added to a grapevine wreath and then finished off with striped ribbon and the cutest Boo sign you’ve ever seen. It’s Halloween themed, without being tacky or scary.

Head over to LivingLocurto.com for more goodies in the form of printables, recipes and crafts.

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I'm a born and bred Southern California native and currently the managing editor at Red Tri. I get to share my life with my husband of 13 years and our beautiful, 5-year old daughter. In my free time you'll catch me cheering for the Dodgers, cooking, baking, reading, crafting and probably watching a little HGTV!

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7 Seriously Inspiring Home Workspaces

by Jordyn Smith June 20, 2016

written by Jordyn Smith

When you work from home, it is important to have a designated workspace that you not only feel completely comfortable in but also helps inspire you to create amazing things as well. You’d be surprised at how much a few typography wall pictures, a fun area rug, or a colorful desk can completely transform your office space into a Pinterest-worthy workspace. The workspaces on this list are incredibly inspiring as well as simplistic and relatively easy to achieve, so keep reading to get truly inspired!

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1. Bright and Simple

This comfy carpeted workspace is the epitome of simple elegance. The plain white walls and desk combine beautifully with the gorgeous framed wall art and lightly colored furniture in the rest of the room, making the entire space look homey without being too shabby and simple without being too bare.

Check out Glitter Guide to find amazing design inspiration, gorgeous fashion galleries, and awesome entertainment news.

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2. A Splash Of Color

The presence of a gorgeous teal feature desk and an adorable fluffy chair transform this simple workspace into a whimsical, inspiring place to create. The addition of sentimental mementos on the walls and inspiring messages also add an amazing personalized feel to the space.

Visit the Pottery Barn blog to find amazing design tips for every room in your home.

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3. Shared Space

This workspace is a shining example of a perfectly done shared home space. Everything within the room is perfectly coordinated without being too similar or uniform. Each side has its own items and personality but they both come together to create a gorgeous, combined space that manages to be both simple and inspiring.

Head on over to The Every Girl to find awesome content on all things ‘girl’.

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4. Wall To Wall Chic

Wallpaper truly does has the ability to completely transform a space, especially a workspace. This speckled black and white wallpaper draw tons of attention while the simplistic white furniture keeps the overall chic vibe alive. The gorgeous accessories like the furry rub, wall piece, and horse lamp add a little eccentric taste to already beautiful space.

From delicious brunch recipes to party planning ideas, Waiting On Martha is the perfect site for any would-be host.

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5. Dual-Purpose Glamour

This home workspace also doubles as a child’s playroom, which makes functionality just as important as design. The absolutely beautiful gold and mirrored desk, along with the light pink curtains and decorative wall art give the small space a sort of vintage glam, succeeding in separating it slightly from the rest of the room, taking it into its own little world.

Learn how to style your home and your body at Style Your Senses.

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6. Feature Wall

Including a feature wall in your design plans is always an easy way to add tons of personality to your workspace. While this space doesn’t cover the entire wall in the black and white striped pattern, the small slice is more than enough to convey the chic tastes of the designer. The black and old desk not only meshes perfectly with the rest of the room but it adds an original spin to the already beautiful space.

See gorgeous wedding galleries and truly inspiring homes at Style Me Pretty.

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7. Perfectly Minimalistic

Another shared space done in an entirely original way, this workspace uses a large communal desk as the focal point of the room. The beautiful shelving unit manages to be both beautiful and functional and the whimsical cow print area rug adds tons of life.

Buy beautiful homewares and find great design tips at Earnest Home Co.

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9 Rose Gold Products You Need In Your Life

by Mary Mulroney May 26, 2016

written by Mary Mulroney

Rose gold has become increasingly popular over the past few years in fashion and design. It is a seriously beautiful color that goes with almost anything and looks great no matter what you put it on. Since it has become so popular, you can find it on almost anything, which means there are lots of beautiful rose gold products out there. Here are just 9 really beautiful rose gold products that we love and think you’ll love, too.

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1. Essie Nail Polish

I’m a sucker for nail polish, especially when it comes to really beautiful colors like this one. I mean, how pretty is this color, “Penny Talk” by Essie? It’s the perfect amount of shimmer and will really glam up your manicure no matter what time of year it is. Another great thing about it is that it’s really subtle, but still wonderfully beautiful, so it will go with just about anything.

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2. Rose Gold Terrarium

We’ve all seen those beautiful geometric terrariums and home decor pieces in gold and silver, but this terrarium in rose gold is even more gorgeous than those others simply because it’s rose gold! I mean, seriously, the rose gold compliments the white rocks and the colors of the succulents so well. It’s like they were made for each other. The great thing about this product is that you can place it on a table, or hang it from a ceiling, giving you more decorating options.

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3. iPhone Case

We use our phones every single day, so having a beautiful phone case is a must. I mean, if you have to use it and look at it everyday, it might as well be really pretty, right? There are lots of rose gold phone cases out there, but I loved the ombre effect on this one from the glitter. It’s certainly eye catching and I don’t know about you, but I would feel more glamorous using this on my phone.

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9 Festive Fourth Of July Banners

by Mary Mulroney May 23, 2016

written by Mary Mulroney

The Fourth of July has always been one of my favorite holidays not only because of the reason we celebrate, but because it just reminds me of the ultimate American pastime – gathering with friends, eating delicious BBQ food, spending quality time outside with our loved ones on a nice warm day, then spending the night either shooting off our own crazy fireworks or watching a spectacular fireworks show. It’s just all together a good time and I think everyone looks forward to this holiday. It’s also really fun to decorate for, especially if you’re going to be having your own Fourth of July party. Holidays and parties aren’t complete unless there is some sort of banner hanging up, which is why we’ve rounded up 9 really festive, patriotic Fourth of July banners for you to make. Check them out.

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1. Festive Burlap

What is it about burlap that just seems so fitting for patriotic crafts? It makes the perfect medium for this adorable banner that’s got everything from the festive colors, to the stars (or dots in this case) and stripes, to the cute little tied ribbons. It’s simple but classic which makes it absolutely perfect in my eyes.

Check out See Vanessa Craft for lots of other adorable crafts and DIY projects like this fun banner.

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2. Paint Chip Letters

First off, I love that this banner breaks from the traditional flag look by using letters and words instead, but I also love that it’s made out of paint chip samples! What an incredibly cute idea! The best part about this craft is that it’s free! Just run to your local paint store and pick up all the paint chips your heart desires and you’ll be good to go.

There are lots of other great craft ideas over at A Bit Of Sunshine.

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3. Pretty Paper

If painting burlap isn’t your thing, you can try overlaying it with some adorable, festive looking paper instead. It still has a patriotic look, but this is perhaps more simple for those of you out there that don’t have the craftiest hands. I love that they used paper that even though it has the red, white, and blue theme, it doesn’t scream “Fourth of July.” It’s kind of a fresh take on the whole patriotic look.

Jo-Lynne Shane is a great personal lifestyle blog that has wonderful fashion and beauty tips, as well as travel advice and great recipes.

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10 Free Patriotic Printables

by Karly Wood May 18, 2016

written by Karly Wood

Don’t you just love finding reasons to mix up your home decor? If that sounds like you, you probably love the fact that there are so many free printables out in Internet land! No holiday is left untouched, and that includes patriotic celebrations like Memorial Day and the 4th of July. If you need some red, white and blue to get in the spirit, check out these awesome patriotic printables!

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1. Stars & Stripes Forever

I love this unassuming and not overwhelmingly patriotic printable. It doesn’t have gaudy design, but definitely still gives that patriotic vibe. Perfect for minimal design lovers!

SugarBeeCrafts.com has this free download on her site, as well as 12 more!

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2. Land That I Love

I love it when printables use portions of famous songs, and this short excerpt from “God Bless America” is beautiful. It’s simple, but the red outline of the America catches your attention and brings focus to the patriotic theme!

MyFabulessLife.com has this design and several more, perfect for getting in the patriotic spirit!

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3. America The Beautiful

A lot of families have their own name and an “established in” print. This America version is a great way to integrate some patriotic spirit into your traditional home. It’s clean, simple yet spirited.

Grab this print over at LandeeSeeLandeeDo.com, in addition to other fun ways to celebrate Memorial Day and the 4th of July!

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