I'm going to make our Christmas wreath for this year tonight to hang over the mirror in our "foyer" and you know I just have to add a few coastal items - I'm thinking starfish with a leaf based wreath hung by a pretty tartan plaid ribbon...
Check these out:
these are the type of leaves I want - what are they?
love these leaves, too
obsessed with this one
a classic that just never gets old to me...
annd vearing off the topic, I could't resist:
pretty for a mantle or atop a cabinet/armoir, eh?
via Beachcomber
these stockings are from Wisteria, how cute!!
Sources:
Coastal Living
Country Living
Wisteria
Sunset
I love these fresh wreaths - a beachy take on Christmas! White starfish are perfect!
ReplyDeletebay leaves!!!
ReplyDeleteThe one you said you're obsessed with - OMG Gorgeous! My eye went right to it. Would love that for my front door.
ReplyDeleteWe have the same taste, Liz - these are all so gorgeous. Have fun making your wreath :O)
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Marie
gorgeous, love the last stockings...by the way that's my driftwood tree that i made!
ReplyDeletecheryl x
I think the leaves and garland are bay leaves!
ReplyDeleteHow cool are these. Love the palm leaves with the star fish centre. Your newest follower.
ReplyDeleteCarolyn xx
Lots of lovely 'beachy' Christmas isnpiration!
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Melissah
PS I have set up a new blog http://countrystylechic.blogspot.com if you feel like popping by!
yes- bay leaves!!! beautiful!
ReplyDeleteYes they are bayleaves. I don't know what the round leaves are. What a lovely lovely blog you have. I adore CT and all of your coastline ideas make me nostalgic.
ReplyDeleteEvery image is so beautiful. The leaves in the photo with the wreath, the garland and glass hurricanes are bay leaves. The leaves in the image below that are eucalyptus. I can often pick up these greens at our local weekend flower/garden markets. Now, I know where to find them, putting all those leaves together to make the swag and the wreath - well that's another story.
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