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THE EASIEST CHRISTMAS CENTERPIECES DIY AND A BEAUTIFUL WREATH GIVEAWAY

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Oh, my friends, I have such a brilliant idea for creating simple, yet magnificent Christmas centerpieces today! I wondered as I was putting two of the easiest Centerpieces you will ever create, “Why didn’t I think of this earlier”?!!! And if you love fresh green in your home here is a way of making stunning arrangements without all the work and mess. Let’s make these easiest Christmas Centerpieces!

Don’t forget to enter to win this MAJESTIC MAGNOLIA WREATH at the bottom of this post…

Today I’m thirlled to be a part of…

Please visit the beautiful blogs at the bottom of this page! Their arrangements are breathtaking and they have lots of Christmas decorating ideas for you!

But first, let me show you how easy it is to make a Christmas centerpiece!

 

 

This pretty centerpiece was made with a pre-made live Christmas arrangement from Lynch Creek Farm! It came beautifully boxed and ready to be used! And just picked fresh!

It even came with a shimmery lime green candle!

 

 

Healthy greens and such attractive embellishments!

I was inspired to create a kitchen table centerpiece by the Limelight Centerpiece arrangement. It is all self-contained so it easily slipped into a white pedestal bowl I had. Easy-peasy right? And really very lovely too!

Because I used small mercury glass votives across the kitchen table centerpiece I put the lime green candle into a taller mercury glass candleholder and put it into the center of the arrangement. Simple, right?

A white linen runner with a border of embroidered white leaves was placed down the center of the kitchen table. It makes a nice base for this centerpiece!

I wanted to give the arrangement a snowy look so I used a simple white tray to contain the faux snow! I love snow!!!! Lime green and citron ornaments mirror the Christmas balls in the centerpiece. And to round out the tray I used white snowy pinecones and mercury glass silver balls as well as pearly little round ornaments scattered here and there.

To each side of the snowy arrangement, I added a couple mercury glass votives and more coordinating ornaments and pinecones.

 

This Christmas centerpiece took less than 10 minutes to put together! And it will look beautiful all Christmas season! You can create this too! Just choose your favorite centerpiece from Lynch Creek Farm, find a pretty container to put it in (if it does not come with a container) and add a few embellishments to your table that work together!  Done and done! Really, isn’t this a brilliant idea for easy Christmas decorating?

 

Think of this post as a “formula or recipe” to make the perfect Christmas centerpiece!

And you can use this formula on a…

  • mantel
  • dining room table
  • coffee table
  • buffet
  • desk
  • bookshelves
  • bedroom dresser
  • kitchen island
  • and more!

Now let’s use a wreath in another easy Christmas centerpiece.

 

I recently purchased a round coffee table and was at a quandary about decorating it for Christmas. That was until I got a beautiful live wreath from Lynch Creek Farm. It’s called the Majestic Magnolia Wreath.  It’s 26″ and it is a show stopper!

 

The beautiful live wreath became the arrangement! I just added a candleholder holding snow and a chunky candle. That’s it! The WOW Factor wreath became a WOW Factor centerpiece! Easy-peasy! YES, JUST THAT EASY!!!!!

 

 

The wreath came with this gorgeous shiny, ribbed bow. It works so wonderfully with the magnolia leaves! Sigh!

The embellishments are sturdily affixed to the wreath and are very generous in size!

A beautiful wreath would make an amazing centerpiece on the same things in your home as the kitchen centerpiece above!

Like the kitchen table arrangement, the coffee table arrangement is an easy formula to follow and put your own spin on for Christmas decorating this year!

THE GIVEAWAY

Wouldn’t you love this Majestic Magnolia Wreath? The kind folks at Lynch Creek Farms are giving one lucky StoneGable reader a wreath just like it!!!!! It’s easy to enter. Just leave a comment below! That’s it! Just like the Christmas centerpieces EASY-PEASY!!!!!

The giveaway is a quick one and will end on Saturday, December 8th at midnight est. The winner will be contacted by email. Good luck!

Now, how about visiting my Monday Morning Bloom friends and entering to win the wreaths they are featuring too! But first, enter for the wreath here at StoneGable!

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A big THANK YOU  to the kind folks at Lynch Creek Farm for the gorgeous Christmas “blooms” I love how fresh and beautifully boxed your product came to StoneGable and how stunning they look in my home! All the opinions are 100% my own!

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  3. Those live wreaths are wonderful ! When I need a long-lasting centerpiece , I use an artificial wreath in the same way , tucking in some live sprigs that I can replace as they wilt .

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  4. I love your wreath centerpiece!!! It is gorgeous!!! I love how you put it together on your round coffee table.
    La Rue

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  5. Your decorating always looks so pretty and you make decorating so easy with your wreath/centerpiece idea, thanks for sharing.

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  7. Love the easy centerpiece ideas. They’re beautiful and natural which I love. Living in Michigan we have no magnolias so the wreath would be a wonderful addition to my Christmas decorating.

    Thanks Yvonne for all your beautiful inspiration.

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  8. the decorations reminds me of childhood christmas. The wreath is absolutely gorgeous of old fashion Christmas.

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  10. What a beautiful wreath. And how clever of you to give us a “recipe” for making a centerpiece. Your decorations are lovely.

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  11. I’ve used wreaths with candles as centerpieces for years…they are so easy, yet make a beautiful statement. These wreaths are breathtaking! Thank you for sharing!

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  12. I absolutely Love to get your Emails to see what you have next to Make or Cook. The is Gorgeous, would be an Honor to have it hanging on my door. Thank you so much!
    Merry Christmas and God Bless You and All of Your Family

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  15. As always, such a beautiful, easy way to decorate at a hectic time of year. I visited the Lynch Creek Farm site and was pleasantly surprised at the variety of wreaths, centerpieces, etc. that they have. And the fact that the prices were very reasonable. Loved the idea of just adding a candle to the center of the wreath for your coffee table. Thanks for yet more beautiful ideas.

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  16. I absolutely love decorating with magnolias at Christmas! Your wreath is elegant simplicity. I am 70 years old , and I remember my mother using magnolia leaves every year to make our house festive. She would often spray paint the leaves gold and silver. Sweet memories.

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  18. Love your centerpieces…I have used a wreath for a centerpiece many times..and would love the beautiful giveaway wreath…GOOD LUCK TO ALL!!

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  21. I absolutely love this post with the wonderful ideas for centerpieces! Your blog is so helpful & I look forward to all your postings!

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  22. I woulda love a fresh wreath to place on my fireplace mantel decorated in woodland animals and winter garland.

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  25. Such a lovely idea, and the simplicity and ease of the arrangement leave more time to experience
    the reason for the season. Thanks so much!

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  27. Love love this wreaths and I like it better on your roundtable and the way you set it up. I like to use snow too. Thank you and love your blog.

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  28. Lynch Creek Farm sells wreaths at our local farmers market in Olympia. We send their gorgeous fragrant wreaths to our family every year! Their wreaths are fluffy, full, and fragrant. They last through the holidays and are still beautiful when we finally decide to take them down. Love the magnolia leaves and shiny bow on this wreath. Great find!

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  31. Love, love, love your beautiful home! Thank you for inviting us in and then sharing with us how we can achieve a similar look in our own home! Great idea to use a wreath in this way…I never would have thought to do this! You are an inspiration!

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  33. I’ve always struggled using magnolia because I wanted only the shiny side of the leaves to show. That wreath changed my tune. Even the brown back sides are lovely.

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  34. Lovely give away, Yvonne! Lynch Creek Farms has THE MOST gorgeous wreaths, centerpieces, trees, etc.. I’ve been ordering them for myself and as gifts for years. They are always a big hit. You can tell when people really, really like the gift you send and Lynch Creek wreaths are always a favorite with my friends, family, and business clients.

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  41. That is the most beautiful wreath I have ever seen. I would love to win one! Thanks for the great centerpiece idea. 🙂

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  42. The wreath reminds me so much of my mother she loved to decorate her holiday wreath and always made the holidays so special for her family. I miss her and would love to win this as a reminder and tribute to a wonderful mother.

    Merry Christmas everyone

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  43. The wreaths are sooo attractive with sooo many different species of plants. And, Yvonne, they look lovely in your home. I am doing more white in my decorating this Christmas. I set up a small red sleigh with packages wrapped in white embossed paper and tucked in the sleigh. A red ribbon is attached to the top of one of the larger packages. I also stuck some faux greenery among the packages. I do have a stunning green wreath with white magnolia blooms and frosted red berries. The white blooms and my white packages look just right on my outside high-back bench. I would like to do the table top wreath like you did for my dining room. Love your ideas. Thanks so much for being there. Mare

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  46. Your posts this month have been an incredible help to me. We are in a new house this Christmas. I had downsized a lot so these new ideas were just the things for me. Thank you for being such a blessing this holiday season.

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  48. I have never posted a comment before, even though I do enjoy reading them…that’s how beautiful these wreaths are! As a southern girl , you have me at magnolia!

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  52. This wreath is gorgeous! My children and grandchildren (and one little great!) will all be here for Christmas (about 27 of us now in all), and I would love to see this spectacular wreath on our dining room table when they get here! Thanks for all your wonderful inspiration!

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  53. Hi Yvonne, I LOVE this wreath. Love the lime green and the magnolia leaves, beautiful greenery. It would look gorgeous on my table!!
    Hope all is well!

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  54. Stunning! Thank you for giving such wondering inspiration and ideas….I have a round dining table; wreath from Lynch Creek Farm would be perfect! <3

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  55. Thank you for the daily inspiration and the opportunity to win this beautiful wreath. Merry Christmas to you and your family!

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  59. These are stunning… Nothing replaces the natural beauty of live greens at Christmas! And I can only imagine the smell is intoxicating and holds nothing to even the best of candles!!

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  61. So lovely and graceful. I always have centerpieces made of wreaths in my home for the holidays as they are so easy to decorate and display.

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  62. Thank you Yvonne for the inspiration and the giveaway! This wreath is gorgeous and the magnolia makes me think of my late Mother who was born and raised in the South. I need your tips more than ever this year. A leaky dishwasher damaged our kitchen floor so we are in the middle of an unplanned DYI kitchen update. I’ve not even started to decorate for Christmas! YIKES!!

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  63. Thank you for all the ideas of hosting multiple Christmas meals. I too will be hosting a brunch and dinner. This will help my day go smoothly so I can enjoy the day!

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  66. this wreath is so beautiful, and being a Southern gal you had me at magnolia! I have only learned of Lynch Creek Farm from reading the Monday Morning Blooms, and they have so many wonderful things and so reasonably priced! Its fun to see how everyone is using these fabulous giveaway wreaths and centerpieces, thanks Yvonne!

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  67. I look forward to your blog each day. You are a fabulous designer!! Lynch Creek Farms wreaths are so beautiful. This Magnolia wreath is stunning!!

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  68. Thank you so much for posting these beautiful centerpieces. I am from Massachusetts and 20 years in DC, but have been in CA for 30 years ( dang. Getting old here!) I really miss all the New England greenery, the smells, tastes and the snow. Nothing here can match the smell of icicles hanging from an eave on a wintery day.
    i would love to win the beautiful wreath as i have the entire family coming (16) , and am beside myself happy. Our 3d is 29 and autistic, and she LIVES for Christmas. She is our precious and perfect-in His -image gift from God, and we adore her, but life gets complicated. Boy, would a wreath be a help.
    Love you, love your devos. All of it. You are a treasure, Yvonne.
    Merry Christmas. Amy

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  70. That wreath is absolutely beautiful in it’s simplicity! Would look fantastic in anyone’s home for the holidays, but especially mine! 😉 Thank you so much for a wonderful giveaway! Happy Holidays to you and your family!

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  72. As always, your posts bring joy to my day! These ideas for simple arrangements are inspiring. Such lovely wreaths!

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  78. I love the wreath and and how easy you make decorating! I’ve enjoyed your blog for years. Happy Holidays, Yvonne!

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  79. This wreath is so beautiful I love the addition of the pine cones and the choice of ribbon color. It would make a stunning centerpiece of any front door.

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  81. I love the Majestic Magnolia Wreath. It is just gorgeous and is the perfect compliment to my Christmas decor. Thank you so much for the giveaway. I love looking at all your Christmas decorating ideas. You have inspired me in so many ways throughout the year and for the holidays!

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  83. Lovely! Thanks for this reminder! I stumbled on this myself a couple years ago when a last minute wreath was given to me. So easy and just beautiful.
    This recaptcha thing is pretty time consuming Yvonne.

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  87. This wreath would go perfect in my out living here in AZ It would be a perfect addition to dazzle my area with the Christmas spirit – thks for having great giveaways

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  91. Oh, how you always solve my decorating problems…I have those lime green candles and have wanted to use them in my Christmas decor…thank you for your inspiration, and I sure hope I win the wreath to get that exact look!!!!!

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  93. I’m in love with the wreath on the door! The color of the bow, along with the Magnolia leaves, makes this an outstanding holiday wreath!

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  97. The greenery is so beautiful. I would not have thought to use lime green as a Christmas color but it is so pretty.

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  99. I love the beautiful centerpieces you created…..especially the one in the white pedestal bowl!! Thank you for the giveaway opportunity!

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  100. Lynch Creek Farms’ Wreaths and Arrangements are stunning and so versatile since they fit all home decors! I would love to win one of their gorgeous Wreaths since I live on Disability income and cannot afford to buy any Christmas decorations. Thank you for offering their giveaway Yvonne! Merry Christmas from Ohio!

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  103. Love the arrangements and living in the south I just love marginalize , the waxy , shiny green and the purest white of the mongolia itself . As always love your blog.

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  105. Yvonne, I love the use of a wreath on a table or sideboard. You are right so easy peasy decorating. I love to make mixed green wreaths at Christmas time and give them as gifts for the holiday season. Have a great Friday.

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  106. These arrangements are beautiful. Thank you for always finding ways to create beautiful decor for our homes. Thank you for offering the wrea Th in a giveaway.

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  107. I love your decorating and have copied so many of your ideas. I don’t miss a post from you because it is such useful and helpful information. Thank you for the opportunity to win.

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  108. When visiting the Lynch Creek Farm website to view their beautiful greenery, I somehow missed this beautiful magnolia wreath. It is gorgeous and looks stunning on your table as a centerpiece. Thank you for sharing your ideas. MM

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  109. I really enjoy reading your blog each day. You inspire me to try new things in my home and make it look so easy. Thank you!

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  110. The Magnolia wreath is absolutely magnificent!
    I hope you and all your friends that share your talents with us have a Christmas filled with peace,
    love, and the very Presence of Christmas the Lord!

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  115. That is a gorgeous wreath!! I miss you on DTT, Yvonne… but know that your decision is definitely the right one for yourself and your family for now. I do hope that you will have time to make a guest appearance on DTT every now and then. Merry Christmas!

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  121. WOW!!!! Great ways to use the wreath!!!! Thank you for sharing these beautiful items from Lynch Creek Farms

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  124. I love the beautiful wreath, especially because of the magnolia leaves in it! We moved from Kentucky several years ago, and oh do I miss having fresh magnolia to decorate with!! Your gorgeous decorating ideas and recipes, devotionals, etc. really inspire me!!!

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  126. Love the magnolia wreath as a centerpiece and adding the extra touches really makes it more elegant. Same goes for the arrangement in the lovely white bowl. Clara ?

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  127. Great ideas! Must try them as I love that beautiful wreath. Look forward to reading your blog as I am a new subscriber. Clara

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  128. Your home is so gorgeous and I love the idea of the wreath centerpiece. Thank you for sharing your decorating ideas with us!

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  129. Just stunning! I love the simple elegance that the fresh greens add to your beautiful home, and the magnolia wreath is gorgeous. There’s nothing like the real thing when it comes to Christmas greens.

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  130. Yvonne, I have loved your beautiful home since I first started reading your blog. Love the bright interior, and at Christmas it just sparkles. Thank you for sharing your Christmas decorating with us!

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  131. Love the wreath centerpiece. I did this with a fake eucalyptus wreath and a glass hurricane, dropped in some cranberries and white candle .?

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  132. The magnolia wreath contains the perfect combination of items and colors for my house this season. Yvonne, your new table looks lovely with the wreath centerpiece! I will have to try out that idea on my round coffee table. Thanks for the inspiration!

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  133. Love the wreath centerpiece. I did this with a fake eucalyptus wreath and a glass hurricane, dropped in some cranberries and white candle . ?❤️

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  134. Love the idea of using a wreath on a coffee table, so I really need to win!
    Centerpiece for kitchen table is beautiful.

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  135. Yvonne,
    I liked your use of the white pedestal bowl to place your wreath in. What a fantastic idea! I can count on you to always give inspiration!

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  142. These are gorgeous and I agree, easy to put together. Exactly what I need! Thank you for the lovely idea! Merry Christmas!

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  143. What a lovely and easy holiday centerpiece for your round coffee table. I have a round leather tufted ottoman that a wreath centerpiece would make a stunning display. I love the formula you provided for centerpieces. That makes my life easier. I always learn from you. Thank you.

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  147. Lovely centerpieces! Adorable and this will be a weekend project. Need to find some faux snow, loved it!

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  148. I was just wondering where to store my footed bowl for the holidays. This will be a much better use. Festive and Fragrant.

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  150. I love using a large wreath on my round living room cocktail table! I’ve put everything from multiple crystal candlesticks to a tall Nativity in the center. Sadly, this year I haven’t gotten a wreath. I would LOVE to win this beauty, though!

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  151. So very pretty. And I love the simplicity of them both. I prefer understated holiday decorations and these are just that.

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  153. Wow, such easy centerpieces, with so much ‘pop’! Love this, Yvonne! Thanks for the simple tips, too! Hugs!

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  154. I thought I posted but can’t find my post. Please forgive my double entry if it’s on there: I’ve been coming to your blog for a couple of months now, and I love it. I also started from the beginning on your podcast and recently listened to the latest one on Christmas tree decor from Anita and Kelly and saw that you have left. I’ll miss you (though I have over 200 left to listen to in which you are still participating). Have fun with your family. Love the wreath too!

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  155. I have gotten so many wonderful ideas from reading your beautiful blog! You are so creative I wish I lived next Door!

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  157. I love your blog and the podcast, which I saw you recently left! I started from the beginning but listened to Anita and Kelly’s last podcast on Christmas trees and saw that you recently left. So sad. You were so fun. I hope you enjoy your time with your family. Oh, and yes, I’d love to win the beautiful wreath.

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  163. Thank you for your lovely ideas and pictures. I look forward to them and am always inspired!
    Theresa from Tennessee

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  164. How lovely! It is so cheerful with the lime green candle. If it isn’t easy-peasy it doesn’t get done at my house because I am all thumbs but with gorgeous wreaths like these even I can do it. I need to get busy! Thanks for the great ideas.

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  165. This Lynch Creek Farm wreath looks so gorgeous and fresh! I love your ideas for using them in other ways than as a traditional wreath. You are always so creative in your decorating thus creating one of my favorite blogs.

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  166. I, too, love to decorate with fresh greens. I have cedar, blue spruce, and pine collected and ready to put into centerpieces.

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  168. This beautiful wreath and arrangement are exactly my style! I prefer simple yet beautiful, especially for Christmas. Helps me focus on what the true meaning of the season is. Thank you for sharing your beautiful ideas.

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  169. I would absolutely love to win that beautiful wreath! I am still using all my old Christmas things from many years ago and it would be wonderful to have something fresh and new.

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  170. I love Lynch Creek Farms! Just delivered one of their beautiful fresh wreaths to a dear friend, who loved it. Would love to have this one?

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  172. Thanks for the reminder to use the beautiful magnolia leaves in my decor! My neighbor has a large tree and is very generous. Merry Christmas to you!

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  178. The wreath is absolutely so pretty!!! You have so many talents and are so blessed to be able to inspire me and others. We use to have home depot that gave sprigs of greenery and I made a lot of my own stuff, I guess no more. 🙁

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  179. These are so beautiful…..love the magnolia leave in them….they would coordinate with our trees along our driveway! If I don’t win, I will just go pick some of my own!

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  182. Love all you do Yvonne!Ive never seen a bad post. Most of all I love how you give Glory and praise to Jesus; the reason for the season. Christmas blessings to you ,yours and all your readers. ?❄️☃️???

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  183. The fresh greenery with the added natural elements is stunning! I love the lime green accessories along with the snow sprinkled on crisp white linens! Just gorgeous!

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  184. The wreath is lovely! You cannot have Christmas in the “South”, without decorating with magnolia leaves. I think it might just be un-American…Enjoyed this post!

    Bunny

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  186. The fresh greenery with the added natural elements are just stunning! I love the touch of the lime green accessories against the background of the fresh white linens! Just gorgeous!

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  188. Beautiful. Love the use of fresh greenery. The snow just adds a fun element. Thanks for the ideas. Happy Holidays.

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  190. I love all your wonderful ideas! Easy is best with so much to do at Christmas! Gorgeous live arrangements!

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  191. These Lynch Creek Farms arrangements are gorgeous! I love the smell of fresh Christmas greenery. It brings back so many wonderful memories from my childhood. What a great idea for gifts for the neighbors!

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  192. These arrangements are beautiful–just like everything you do! I recently moved into a new home and left my home of 20 years where I had planted a magnolia tree, a blue spruce and a pine tree (in addition to smaller evergreen shrubs) just to use for Christmas decor. I had multiple friends coming over all year long to “borrow” magnolia. I guess you could say I had my own “Giving Tree.” <3
    Oh how we, and especially I, miss my magnolia tree! I went out just this week and purchased some faux magnolia but it is just not the same. A magnolia grandiflora will be my next landscaping addition! Would love to have this wreath and be able to have some REAL magnolia in my Christmas decor this year. Thanks, Yvonne, for bringing Christmas cheer into our lives.

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  194. I just think everything you do is amazing! I don’t know where you find the time, but I am glad you do! It lifts me up every morning when I open your email! 🙂

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  196. I would love to win the gorgeous magnolia wreath–it would look spectacular over the archway in front of our home.

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  197. Thank you so much for blog. You have such marvelous ideas to share…I never miss a one….you make my life so much easier and enjoyable…

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  200. The magnolia wreath is absolutely stunning! I love to use fresh greenery in the house at Christmas, it makes the whole house smell like Christmas.

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  206. Wow! The majestic magnolia wreath is stunning and I love so many things on the Lynch Creek Farm site! Thanks for sharing 🙂

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  207. Beautiful centerpiece!!!!!. The wreaths looks so fresh and full. I bet they smell good too. I’ll have to check out Lynch Creek Farms. As always, you are simply THE Best!!! . Thanks again for sharing your home ideas with us.
    jean

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  208. I love your posts! You and your linked bloggers have wonderful ideas!
    Have you done a bow-making tutorial?
    I hope you will do an “after Christmas. but still winter” post. My house always feels bare after the Christmas decorations come down.

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  211. Thx for the stunning yet Simple Ideas Yvonne!! I love your new coffee table. I have been looking for a round coffee table with a dark wood top but have had difficufinding one small enough. Need one around 30” round. Do you know by chance where you purchased yours. Thx always for your fabulous ideas an I hoe this holiday is extra special with your grandchildren and your foot has healed.

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  212. Anita, I get so many ideas from you. Sometimes it takes me time to absorb them. But these were Easy Peasy. Thank you. Jan

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  213. Once again you demonstrate how easily and beautifully a lovely home can be created. Thank you so much, Yvonne!

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  216. Thank you for sharing all your wonderful ideas. The Lynch Creek Farm wreath is beautiful and I love the idea of using it as a centerpiece.

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  220. The Lynch Creek Farm greenery looks gorgeous. Yvonne, your beautiful arrangements showcase the beauty and versatility of a fresh wreath.

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  221. Thank you Yvonne!!
    We are hosting part our neighborhood Christmas party this year and I still need a fresh centerpiece for my table!! What a beautiful idea!! I am surrounded by woods, so I am fortunate enough to have access to my own greens.
    Merry Christmas!! Barb

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  224. The Lynch Creek Farm”Majestic Magnolia Wreath” is gorgeous! The arrangement speaks to me of simplicity, softness and thoughfulness. Always enjoys freshness and “glowings” at this special time of the year!

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  227. The Lynch Creek Farms wreaths are absolutely gorgeous! Both arrangements you put together with them are so beautiful. Easy simplicity wins every time.

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  229. Love your centerpiece ideas – they look so festive and I really like how easy it is to put them together. I especially enjoy your enthusiasm, Yvonne – it always inspires and energizes me!

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  233. The wreath and center piece are simply gorgeous. I love using wreaths for a centerpiece too. Living in the south, using magnolia leaves as part of the display just enhances its beauty. Thank you for sharing your ideas and taking part in this giveaway.

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  235. Yvonne, what a beautiful way to use your wreath! It makes the easiest centerpiece, and is a fresh, fragrant beauty that will add charm to anyone’s home. It is a joy to have you join us for Monday Morning blooms. Xo Lidy

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  239. That is a beautiful wreath and makes such a pretty centerpiece! I would love to change up the same centerpiece I have used for years. My family would probably enjoy the change,too! Thank you.

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  246. Yvonne, your centerpieces are lovely! I believe I can even smell the crisp green scent of pine! There is nothing like fresh greens about the house to welcome in the CHRISTmas celebration! Blessings to you and yours as we celebrate the birth of our Savior and King!

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  249. Beautiful Yvonne! Your classic style and simple elegance always shows through your posts! Love the wreath arrangement! Thank you for sharing your ideas and your gorgeous home! Merry Christmas to you and yours!❤️

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  251. Everything you show us is beautiful. Thank you for your ideas. My mother has a birthday coming up, and I am going to make this arrangement for her. She’ll love it!

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  252. Everything you show us is beautiful. Thank you for your ideas. My mother has a birthday coming up, and I am going to make this arrangement for her. She’ll love it!

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  257. Enjoying all the Christmas posts. The Lynch Creek Farm magnolia wreath is so pretty. Using the wreath as a centerpiece is a great idea, it is sure to receive lots of compliments.

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  262. That IS a gorgeous wreath! And it would look lovely on my center island in the kitchen where I’d add more candles, similar to your arrangement with the Limelight Centerpiece. Thanks for the inspiration and the opportunity to learn about Lynch Creek.

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  264. Love Lynchcreek Farms and their quality items. Send wreaths to the family from there every year. Thank you for another great idea to simplify the holidays.

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  265. What beautiful arrangements! Using the wreath as a centerpiece is clever and looks so charming. Thanks for the giveaway offer!

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  266. Really, really love Majestic Magnolia wreath AND how you used it. Thank you, Yvonne for this wonderful opportunity. JudyC

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  269. Christmas “blooms” don’t you just love them? A rich green sight and wonderful scent. I like the snowflakes inside the candle holder as well as in the tray holding the bulbs and pinecones. Merry, merry Christmas! A Savior is born. Love, Deb

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  273. Yvonne, I love these beautiful wreaths. I would love to have them in my home. Thank you for sharing all your ideas with us.

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  275. These arrangements are lovely and I am happy to see they are fresh. I would love to have some of those sugar pine cones you use, that are so delicate compared to our big fat ones in GA. The lime green made such a statement in your centerpiece…so pretty. How do you limit the decorations in your home with so many wonderful ideas popping out of your head? I am overwhelmed just reading your blogs!! When you think of something new to add do you put it in a room or stick to your theme? Blogging seems like a 24-7 job and I admire how well your blog is presented and the variety of topics you cover. I especially enjoy your Sunday scriptures. Enjoy those Grands and have a wonderful holiday! XOXO

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  277. Thank you so much for your post! I absolutely love your centerpieces! They are simple, classy and beautiful! I can’t wait to make one, using your formula!

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  279. The wreath is gorgeous and I love the way you turned it into a centerpiece. It looks perfect on your new round coffee table.

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  281. I love this idea. Simply beautiful! Thanks for letting us know about Lynch Creek Farm. Great new source.

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  284. What beautiful and easy arrangements! I don’t know why I never thought of using a wreath on a table as a centerpiece. A candle in the center completes the look. Thank you for such a great idea and for the links to a fabulous resource for live wreaths and centerpieces.

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  287. Yvonne, both of your tabletop arrangements are gorgeous, and so simple to make with the help of the Lynch Creek Farms’ wreath and centerpiece greenery. Thank you for the chance to win the beautiful wreath!

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  288. While many of us have opted for artificial trees these centerpieces would add that fresh Christmas smell we all love! Thank you for sharing.

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  291. You always create the most beautiful arrangements and starting with a Lynch Farms live arrangement was a great idea. The magnolia wreath is gorgeous.

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  294. Beautiful centerpieces! Love your new coffee table! Thank you for sharing your Christmas decorating ideas out hear in blog land.

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  300. Love them! Thanks, too, for linking us up with a website we might not otherwise have known about!

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  302. I love the wreath idea as a centerpieces, using fresh greens makes the house smell great ! Thanks for the ideas

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  304. As a former floral shop owner wreaths at Christmas time were one of my favorite things to make. The one you pictured is beautiful as well as the centerpiece. Thanks you for sharing your talents.

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  307. I am totally going to use your wreath idea for my new round coffee table as well! There’s nothing I have put on it to decorate for Christmas that has looked just perfect … BUT I believe your idea of adding a wreath with a candle center will work just fine! I enjoy your blog and love that you bring your love for the Lord right into the middle of it every week!! Merry Christmas!!

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  308. Festive, beautiful and easy! Just what I need this time of year!! Thanks Yvonne!!
    PS Still miss you on the podcast!

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  309. Love these centerpieces using fresh greens from Lynch Creek Farm! And the best thing is they come from my home state of Washington in the beautiful Pacific Northwest!

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  310. By far, one of the most beautiful wreaths I’ve seen. Thank you, Yvonne, for introducing us to this company. Merry Christmas blessings to all who gather at StoneGable!

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  312. Those wreaths made lovely centerpieces and would be convenient for most people to do. Thank you for the idea.

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  314. Beautiful!! Such beautiful centerpieces and so easy! I’m inspired! I love the extra touches you made that bring the whole thing together and make it all look custom. Thanks for your great ideas ALL Year.

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  317. Beautiful, fresh and easy centerpieces! I especially love the lime and citron colors. I bet they smell heavenly!

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  318. Nothing is more welcoming in the holiday season that the look and smell of fresh greenery – what a lovely wreath!

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  319. Yvonne I am most thankful for you this year as a new subscriber. You brighten my day and have given me so many decorating ideas. I look forward each posting.

    A very Merry Xmas to you and all your family and staff,

    Vicky

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  322. All of these arrangements and wreaths have been just beautiful. I’d love to win one. Thanks so much!

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  323. The beautiful pine centerpiece is definitely enhanced by your choices of the bowl, table runner, snow, shiny balls and mercury glass lights! You know, the Yvonne touches! Lovely and EASY.

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  324. I always come away from my visit to the blog with amazing ideas to use in my home! Thanks for all your inspiration! (Everyone raved about my velvet pumpkin and chinoiserie centerpiece for fall!!!). Now I am inspired to decorate my coffee table! Thanks Yvonne and all your bloggers for sharing!

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  326. The fresh greens look so beautiful and they probably smell wonderful too. Both arrangements are gorgeous Yvonne, thank you for the great ideas. Merry Christmas!!!

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  329. Just recently found Lynch Creek Farms. Their items are simple and elegant. Your home is the perfect canvas to showcase their lovely greenery creations. I happily admit that your ideas have encouraged me in Christmas decorating, to use what I have, and embellish with natural elements. Of course, a little glitz and glam and mercury glass are perfect with greenery and pinecones. Thanks for all you share.

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  330. The centerpieces are very beautiful – and easy! I look forward to your posts and read them daily. I love how creative you are! I’m a good copier. 🙂 You inspire me.

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  334. Thank you for the great shortcuts by using something already put together. Thanks for the opportunity for the giveaway. Merry Christmas!

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  337. It isn’t Christmas without fresh greens in the house. They add so much to the beauty of the season.

    I love using wreaths as centerpieces. By add a tall candle in the middle, guests don’t even realize you started with a wreath.

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  339. I’m not very creative minded, so these suggestions are just wonderful. I can modify with the items I have around or purchase something new. Thank you for showing simple ways to highlight the season!

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  345. All great ideas but especially love the magnolia wreath. Living in the south, magnolia leaves are abundant.

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  348. Thank you for sharing your amazing talent for gorgeous decorating. The wreath is amazing, you can almost smell the pine through the computer. Merry Christmas

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  350. Beautiful wreath! I love the citron green you use. I have used a wreath with a candle holder in the middle several times over the years and it is a quick and easy way to decorate for sure! Thank you for all your inspiring ideas!

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  351. Yvonne, such wonderful ideas! I love having the scent of fresh greens but don’t want a real tree so this is perfect! Thanks.

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  352. The wreaths are so beautiful! And such an easy way to decorate! You have some beautiful ideas, thank you for sharing! Merry Christmas to you and your family.

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  353. Thank you so much for sharing all your amazing decorating ideas. The wreaths are lovely , you can almost smell the pine through the computer. Merry Christmas!

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  354. Love the wreath! Thank you, Yvonne, for your love of decorating and how you share it with the rest of us. Now, to get as much done as I would like!

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  355. Your wreath is just beautiful. I have always loved round tables and now have one in my breakfast room. I think a wreath is a perfect center piece.

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  356. Such an easy idea. I love your blog and all your decorating ideas. You should have your own tv show. The wreath idea is genius.

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  358. Love the idea of using a wreath for a centerpiece. Can go as small or as large as I have room for. You are so creative.

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  361. Beautiful as usual!! You’re posts are so inspiring. I’m definitely holiday decorating challenged. I have saved so many of your ideas so I remember to copycat them. <3 Thanks for sharing your lovely home with us.

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  368. So pretty Yvonne! As a Mississippi girl, I love using magnolias for decorating!!! Thank you for the beautiful ideas!

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  370. Absolutely loved theses beautiful ideas!! I plan to use them all and I cannot thank you enough for this inspiring post! May you receive many blessing this holiday season! Thank you!

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  373. You’re ideas are always beautiful, elegant and fun!! All wrapped in one!
    Thanks for sharing your vast wealth of decorating knowledge with us. Can’t wait to try this in our home.

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  377. thank you for this post!!!! i was struggling with my coffee table. I cant wait to duplicate this. If i won the wreath it would be wonderful. i just love to read your emails. still wish you could come to boston and make a house call. Happy holidays.

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  380. I do use wreaths as centerpieces, but WOW, those with magnolia and lime from Lynch Creek are stunning, Yvonne. I would definitely use something like that in my DR, LR or front door (as it was intended, lol). The table arrangement is just as beautiful. I’m really happy to see you’ve joined this group for floral arrangements. This past year they’ve all had really great ideas. I know you will be a wonderful asset to the group. I love your taste, always classic in style.

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  381. Oh, Yvonne, I am a southern belle born and raised in the south. This beautiful wreath embodies all of nature as it is in the south. Beautiful greens, sturdy pinecones, and lovely Mongolia leaves. Just beautiful.

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  388. I too love working with fresh greens. I live in the mountains and cut my own. A beautiful and inexpensive way to decorate. Yours are amazing Yvonne!

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  390. Love both of the centerpiece ideas. I haven’t decorated yet so I am gathering ideas to use this weekend!

    Nancy

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  392. These centerpieces are gorgeous! And I love that they are so easy…even I can make them! The Magnolia wreath is stunning. I miss the magnolia tree we had in our front yard when we lived in Tennessee. Don’t see those much up in the Northeast where I am now. Blessings to you!

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  393. This wreath is beautiful. I love the magnolia leaves that are in with the greens. The bow is beautiful and adds some color. Embellishments are beautiful.

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  394. I love your blog. I’m an early riser and I read your email as soon as I get up. It is so full of ideas that are practical and even I can do. Thanks for giving of yourself and your time!

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  396. Bravo Yvonne!….The centerpiece/arrangement is absolutely gorgeous! I love that Lynch Cree Farm has arrangements that you can also place into your own container if you wish or on as it is comes so fresh in the box upon delivery. Love your snowy theme and and coffee table looks stunning with the wreath on the table as another centerpiece!…So happy to be touring with you this week … Have a very Merry week!!!

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  398. Simply beautiful! I love that it is real and I imagine being able to smell the fresh greenery.
    It would fit perfectly in any Christmas decor!

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  399. These arrangements are simple yet elegant! The ease in creating them is perfect for this hectic season. Thanks Yvonne!

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  402. I simply LOVE the look of your centerpieces! So natural and woodsy. And the mercury votives add such beautiful sparkle to all of it. Those wreaths are gorgeous with the magnolia leaves! Thanks always for your inspiration

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  406. Just beautiful Yvonne! Brilliant to use your wreath as a centerpiece on your coffee table. I love the addition of your faux snow and white bowl as a pedestal for your centerpiece and the sparkle from the mercury glass! So happy to have you join us Monday Morning Blooms. ♥

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